The mission of Disha Foundation is to contribute to the creation of a society which provides equal opportunity to persons with disability, to live with dignity and realize their maximum potential.

Mrs. P.N. Kavoori is the founder of Disha Foundation and provides special education at the centre for differently abled children. She established Disha Foundation with the Khaitan family, with full support from Rajmata Gayatri Devi and the royal family. The organization was registered as a trust in 1997.

The school has all facilities for the special education as well as physiotherapy and other relevant activities for children with special needs. The organisation has had many students excelling in sports and participating and winning gold in international podiums as well.

No. of mothers of special children who took training to handle their special child at home - 47

No. of Special children who had undergone screening, assessment, intervention and evaluation - 142

No of special children who had undergone Pre vocational & vocational training - 24

No. of parents who took counselling & training sessions - 142

No. of special needs people under Community Based Rehabilitation program who have undergone screening, identify, assessment & advocacy - 54

Ms. Rainu Singh, Executive Director of Disha, currently leads the organisation has two decades of experience in working for various social issues. Six years of dedicated efforts to bring Disha to an institute of great repute brought her rewards from the Govt of Rajasthan when it appointed Ms. Rainu Singh as Commissioner Disabilities for the state with a rank equal to a State Minister in July 2013. She was responsible for implementing Acts and Policies in the State and listening to the grievances of people with disabilities across the State.

Gram Chetna Kendra was formed by a group of socially conscious individuals of Khedi Milak district of Jaipur, Rajasthan. Piercing issues like droughts of educational, healthcare and government services plaguing the society ignited the hearts of the founders to channel their efforts towards people based development to ensure just and equal opportunities with minimum basic essentials for all and quality life for rural masses.

Working relentlessly for more than 30 years, their clouds of projects filled with streams of development have showered their services on 791 villages covering 11 districts of Rajasthan. Recognizing the various efforts of the trust towards bringing about literacy and social justice, the government of Rajasthan has honored them for outstanding contribution to the community.

Their determination for capacity building in the society involving promotions for breastfeeding garnered respect internationally when World Alliance for Breast Feeding Action (WABA), Malaysia, awarded them an Appreciation Certificate. Armed with numerous such recognition and achievements, the members of the trust have engraved their goals of rural population advancement through socioeconomic self-reliance for the deprived and poverty-stricken.

Positive Women Network (PWN+) is an All-India network of HIV positive women, focused on improving the quality of life of women and children living with HIV/AIDS. They support one another, fight for their rights, and sensitize society about their needs.

The organization was started when some HIV positive women of Rajasthan realized that there were some unresolved issues HIV positive women faced. The exploitation of HIV positive women in the male-dominated society lead to the initiation of HIV women represented in the organization.

No of HIV infected and affected women and youths provided vocational training - 8

No of HIV infected clients linked to social security schemes - 563

No of HIV infected and affected/orphan kids provided living support - 48

No of HIV infected clients registered - 317

No of family members of HIV infect clients facilitated for HIV testing - 24

No of HIV infected clients counseled - 317

No of HIV infected and affected/orphan kids provided hot cooked food - 48

No of HIV infected and affected/orphan kids provided education support - 52

The mission of the organisation is to ensure social justice, equality & protection of human rights of persons living with HIV/AIDS through universal access of health, education, nutrition, rehabilitation & social security services. The organisation also aims to evolve HIV/AIDS friendly policies, schemes & programs to reduce victimization or stigmatization of women and children living with HIV/AIDS.

Vatsalya began its work in 2001 with interventions focused on children. They eventually expanded their activities to other areas where a need was felt. It seemed to be more effective to address a community as a whole. With almost similar resources and a little extra enthusiasm, the organisation was able to accomplish a lot in very little time.

Dr. Hitesh Gupta is a co-founder of Vatsalya and currently designated as CEO of the organisation. He is the key driving force in Vatsalya and involved in healthcare, treatment of HIV/AIDS, vocational training of young people and child rights related projects as researcher, guide and manager. His major responsibility is to run operations of Vatsalya effectively and efficiently to make a difference in the life of the underprivileged population and meet the goals and vision of Vatsalya. He is devoted to the organisation and plays a pivotal role in many projects. He remains in direct touch with beneficiaries and believes that beneficiaries do not need charity, but dignified support.

No. of children who took admission - 109

No. of women who celebrated women's day and trained in Kantha & Stitching - 500

No. of children who were provided a healing touch along with basic education - 55

No. of young adults from marginalised section who were enrolled and trained - 228

In 2017, Vatsalya, Jaipur was awarded the 5th Rajasthan Energy Conservation Award by the Department of Energy, Govt. Rajasthan for their efforts for energy conservation for the year 2013-14.