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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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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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Trust to Impact: Reflections From Our Funder-Partner Learning Lab at IFRC 2026

Recently, we hosted a session called Centering Care: A Funder-Partner Learning Lab on Trust-Based Philanthropy in collaboration with EMpower at IFRC 2026 to move the conversation around “trust-based philanthropy” out of the abstract and into a tangible reality.  We set out to create an honest, multi-voiced space to explore three core pillars of grant-making and

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Centering Care in Philanthropy: Reimagining How We Fund Change

Centering Care in Philanthropy: Reimagining How We Fund Change Centering Care in Philanthropy In one of the FRC Conversations in 2023, a young changemaker said something that has stayed with us: “Ethics of care rooted in inter-personal relationships is conducive to fostering trust between grant-makers and recipients.” It was a reminder that philanthropy, at its

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