
Community Outreach
We work directly within underserved communities to identify needs, deliver welfare surveys, and connect residents with the resources and support systems they deserve.
Vadodara, Gujarat
Janseva Manav Kalyan Foundation works at the grassroots — in neighbourhoods, schools, community centres and homes — through outreach, student internships and health, so that every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
At A Glance
Door-to-door welfare & health surveys
NEP-aligned hours & certification
Senior citizen wellness drives
Join hands with our field teams
Micro-entrepreneurship training
Registration & compliance, verified
How We Work
Everything we do is rooted in three interconnected pillars, because real community welfare requires more than one solution.

We work directly within underserved communities to identify needs, deliver welfare surveys, and connect residents with the resources and support systems they deserve.

In line with the National Education Policy's mandated internship hours, we give school and college students a structured, verified way to complete that requirement — working alongside our field teams on real service to humanity, and earning an official internship certificate for their contribution.

From senior citizen health surveys to wellness awareness drives, we work to make basic health support accessible to those who need it most.
Every rupee donated goes directly toward outreach programs, health surveys and student internship initiatives.
Donate TodayWhether it's organising a health camp or mentoring a student intern, our volunteers are the heartbeat of our work.
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Explore PartnershipsWho We Are
Janseva Manav Kalyan Foundation is a Section 8 non-profit organisation headquartered in Vadodara, Gujarat, established with a singular purpose: to serve people (“Jan Seva”) through structured, sustainable welfare initiatives. We work at the intersection of community outreach, student internship programs and public health — designing programs that respond directly to the everyday realities of the communities we serve.
Rather than approaching social work as one-off charity, we build long-term frameworks: recurring health surveys, structured student internship programs, and outreach systems designed to scale across Gujarat and beyond.
To build a society where every individual — regardless of age, income or background — has access to opportunity, well-being and dignity.
To design and deliver community-first welfare programs in outreach, student internships and health, using data-driven surveys and grassroots engagement to reach those who need it most.
Our Core Values
Every initiative, every rupee, every report is handled with full transparency and accountability.
Our programs are shaped by the people we serve, not designed in isolation.
We aim to build capability and independence, not dependency.
Our doors — and our programs — are open to every member of the community, without exception.
We track, survey and report on outcomes so our work remains accountable and effective.
Our Journey
In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, our founding team began informal, on-ground relief and welfare work in Vadodara — the grassroots effort that would grow into a formal organisation.
Janseva Manav Kalyan Foundation is officially incorporated as a Section 8 non-profit organisation in Vadodara, Gujarat — marking the formal beginning of our mission.
Launch of our first Community Welfare Survey initiative, focused on understanding the needs of senior citizens and underserved households across Vadodara.
Launch of our inaugural Student Internship Program, giving students a structured, NEP-aligned pathway to complete their internship hours through genuine community service.
Continued expansion of health surveys and student internship placements, alongside groundwork for our upcoming digital empowerment and livelihood initiatives.
Our Work, In Action
Here's how we're translating our mission into measurable, on-ground impact.
A door-to-door and community-centre-based effort to understand the health status, access barriers and support needs of elderly residents in Vadodara and surrounding areas. Findings directly inform the design of future health camps, awareness drives and referral partnerships with local health providers.
Why it matters — elderly citizens are often among the most overlooked members of a community. By listening first, we ensure our health interventions are built around real, documented needs rather than assumptions.
Under the National Education Policy (NEP), students are required to complete a set number of internship hours as part of their education. Our Student Internship Program gives school and college students a structured, verified way to fulfil that requirement — working alongside our field teams on real, on-ground service to humanity, not desk-bound formality.
Why it matters — students today are asked to give back to society as part of their education — and we believe that service should be meaningful, not a formality. Our internship program lets students fulfil their NEP requirement while making a genuine difference in the lives of the people we serve.
As a newly incorporated organisation, we report only verified, current figures rather than projections.
Community Voices
Testimonials from the households and student interns we work with will appear here as programs generate feedback — published only with written consent.
Have a story to share about a survey visit, internship placement or outreach drive? We'd love to hear it — reach out through Get Involved.
Impact Gallery







What's Next
Our work doesn't stop at surveys and internships. We're building a community development pipeline aimed at long-term economic resilience.
We're proud to have incubated e-Vyapari — a digital assistant built for urban street vendors, proposed to Urban Local Bodies and Town Vending Committees across Gujarat. Through one mobile app, vendors can apply for a recognised vending spot, look up welfare schemes, connect with nearby vendors for everyday supplies, and even donate unsold stock to a verified local charity.
e-Vyapari is currently a proposal under review, submitted to the PM SVANidhi Startup Challenge, and is designed to work alongside — never in place of — the concerned municipal authority. It is planned to remain free for vendors, available in every Indian language, and built with strict safeguards around identity verification and data privacy.
Building on the e-Vyapari model developed by our Foundation, we're developing a broader livelihood framework to help small vendors, artisans and aspiring entrepreneurs establish and grow micro-businesses using digital platforms.
Learn more about e-Vyapari, the digital vendor network shaping this initiative, at e-vyapari.org →
Our Roadmap
Community needs assessment and digital literacy groundwork.
Launch of pilot digital empowerment and micro-entrepreneurship training sessions.
Expansion of livelihood programs, integrating with digital merchant network frameworks.
Long-term tracking of entrepreneurial outcomes and refinement of the model.
Our upcoming projects represent the next chapter of community empowerment — one built on opportunity, not dependency.
Government Schemes, Simplified
GyaanSetu is our government schemes helper website — connecting citizens to Gujarat and Central government schemes such as Ayushman Bharat, e-Shram, iKhedut, scholarships and pensions, checked against official .gov.in portals rather than guesswork, in English, Gujarati and Hindi.
Let's Build This Together
Whether you want to give your time, explore a partnership, or simply reach out with a question — we'd love to hear from you.

Janseva Manav Kalyan Foundation
17, Pujer Complex,
Near Ganga Jamna Society, Subhanpura,
Vadodara, Gujarat – 390023
Email us at jansevamanavkalyan@gmail.com — we typically respond within 2–3 business days.
To be confirmed — check back soon, or reach us via the volunteer / partnership forms above.
Transparency You Can Trust
As a registered Section 8 non-profit, we're committed to full legal, financial and operational transparency.
Provisional registration under Section 12A of the Income Tax Act.
AAHCJ1898HE20251Provisional registration under Section 80G, enabling eligible donors to claim tax deductions.
AAHCJ1898HF20261As a provisionally registered 12A and 80G entity, donations made to Janseva Manav Kalyan Foundation may be eligible for tax deduction under applicable Income Tax provisions. Donors are encouraged to consult their tax advisor for specific eligibility guidance.
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We operate in full compliance with applicable laws governing Section 8 companies, including timely regulatory filings, financial disclosures and adherence to the terms of our 12A and 80G registrations. We're committed to publishing updated compliance documents, annual reports and audited financials as they become available.