Things just don't happen automatically, you have to make them happen" quotes the main force behind the planning, management and operations of Balajee Sewa Sansthan (BSS). BSS was started in the year 2002 by joint efforts of some friends. With a commitment to work for the poor and disadvantaged people in north India.

BSS's promoter and Executive Director, Mr. Awadhesh Kumar is well versed when it comes to the field of livelihood generation, micro-finance, and co-operative promotion. Mr. Kumar was the Director of Finance & Accounts and earned valuable experience in financial management. He is acknowledged for his leadership and communication skills together with excellent team supervision. His enormous experience in the preparation and implementation of challenging development project in interior rural areas is being well utilized in BSS.

BSS believes that every life has equal value and right to live with dignity. Their belief takes them towards serving fellow human beings with utmost dedication and compassion. As Mr. Kumar says, "It's not just the end that matters, but also the means," the organization is recognized till date for its work in several projects and its capability to reach and meet every need.

Purkal Youth Development Society came into existence when Mr Swamy noticed gaping lacunae that existed in the rural community in terms of youth employability. The youth in that area lacked opportunities, motivation, and determination to move forth. Thus, PYDS came into being.

Located in village Purkal, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, Purkal Youth Development Society (PYDS) provides quality education and holistic care through a CBSE affiliated school, from Grade I to XII to children (predominantly girls) with potential, from deeply needy and underprivileged families. This is done through a combination of high-quality academics, adequate nutrition, comprehensive health care, and full exposure to co-curricular areas, at no cost to the families. Their ultimate objective is to prepare the students for adequate employability. The parents/guardians of these students are mostly illiterate or semi-literate employed as marginal farmers, domestic helpers, farmers, drivers and watchmen. We give preference to children of needy, single mothers.

For its work, the Society has been awarded numerous times. Some of these prestigious awards include Spirit of Humanity Annual Award, Life Time Achievement SABERA Award, International Social Impact Award, India NGO Awards. In its journey, the Society has impacted 839 beneficiaries, out of which 114 are adequately employed in varied fields and 161 are pursuing further education.