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Building Stronger Grassroots Organisations Through Shared Learning

What does it really take to build a strong grassroots organisation?It’s not just about running good programmes. It’s also about figuring out the less glamorous stuff: compliance deadlines, advisory boards, measuring impact, managing data and, sometimes, simply knowing what you should be measuring in the first place. These are exactly the kinds of questions that […]

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From Measurement to Meaning: Making M&E Work for Grassroots

What does it really mean to monitor a programme? How is monitoring different from evaluation? And how do you measure changes that are important but difficult to quantify, such as a child’s confidence, participation or engagement? These were some of the questions that emerged during a recent session on Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) with

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Centering Care: What Does It Take to Support Young Changemakers?

What does it really take for a young person to create change and, more importantly, to sustain that journey? On International Youth Day, the Foundation for Rebuilding Childhood (FRC) launched its inaugural FRC Conversations webinar with four grassroots leaders: Benoy Stephen of Y-Ultimate, Satyam Shrivastav of Chaitanya Kul, Purvi Yadav of Sahas Foundation, and Himanshu

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Reimagining the Next Decade of Gender Justice

Sahas Foundation’s work focuses on empowering adolescents and young people to address issues of gender, sexuality, and mental health, while enabling them to challenge gender-based violence through a rights-based perspective. We are committed to building safe spaces where adolescents and young people find the courage to ask questions, stand up for their rights, and challenge

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Enabling Youth Leadership: A Journey Towards Transforming Children’s Education

What does the ripple effect of empowerment look like? For organisations that work with communities, youth leadership is both the outcome and the strategy for driving intergenerational change. Our partner organisation, Chaitanya Kul, which works in Uttar Pradesh on alternative schooling, shares an inspiring story of how a young leader from the community brought meaningful

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Stories, Strategies & Social Change: Learning to Communicate for Greater Impact

Communication is often treated as the final piece of a social impact project. A few social media posts are published, photographs from an event are shared, and a report is sent to donors. However, for grassroots organisations, communication is much more than visibility. It is a strategic function that helps organisations build partnerships, mobilise resources,

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How FRC Helped Strengthen Our Organisation: Partner Speak

Starting a new organisation comes with both excitement and challenges. Along with passion and commitment, there is a need to build strong systems and develop the skills needed to create lasting impact. About a year after our organisation was registered, our organisation, Inspiring Youth Foundation, had the opportunity to join the FRC 2026 Community Connect

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From Support to Systems Change: Strengthening Grassroots Impact

Lasting social change starts with strong local organisations. When grassroots partners have the right support, they are able to run better programmes, reach more people, and create long-term impact. Our 2026 cohort includes 16 grassroots organisations working across eight states in India. These partners work with children and young people from marginalised communities and focus

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Key Lessons from the Session on NGO Compliance for Small NGOs

On paper, compliance rarely excites anyone, even those spearheading programmes. For many working in NGOs, it feels like a checklist that sits somewhere between obligation and frustration. But in a recent session led by CA Mr. Kaushik, that perception began to shift. As part of our Community Connect capacity-building workshop series, the second session focused

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Building Strong Foundations: Why Governance Matters for Emerging CBOs

What does a session on governance really mean for a small, growing community-based organisation? And why should a young CBO think about boards, structures, and policies while still navigating day-to-day challenges? These questions framed Session 1 on Governance as part of our 2026 Community Connect Capacity-Building Series. The series brings together multiple members from the

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