Since 2003, Dasra has impacted the lives of more than 250,000 women, children and rural families through its work with over 50 non profit organizations in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Kenya and Sri Lanka.
Crafted a 5-year business plan for drug-affected street children leading to the detoxification and rehabilitation of more than 1000 children.
Facilitated the Global Fund for Children South Asia Knowledge Exchange Workshop, which involved 35 non profit organizations from six countries.
Designed and implemented an MIS system to track the lives of 4,000 children affected by commercial sexual exploitation and trafficking.
Developed a leadership succession plan for a 20-year old organization that educates 4,000 children who work and reside in and around train platforms.
Coordinated the American Jewish World Service Tsunami Learning Exchange involving 40 participants from 13 community-based organizations focusing on the disaster to development model through community exchanges.
Established a much needed girls shelter in the heart of Dharavi, Asia’s largest slum.
Strengthened board participation both in India and the UK for an organization that provides life skill training through sport and mentorship activities to more than 3,500 marginalized children residing in Mumbai.
Created Rural Innovations Network, a non profit organization bringing rural innovations to market in South India.
Designed and implemented income generation activities for rag pickers leading to a 25% increase in their income.
Facilitated the Global Fund for Children’s East and Southern Africa Knowledge Exchange involving 22 non profit organizations.
Advised five major funding agencies on tsunami relief efforts in India and Sri Lanka leading to the disbursement of more than $1,000,000.
