Our Work & Impact

Four interconnected pillars delivering holistic community development across Vidarbha.

AIMPOWER FOUNDATION works across four interconnected pillars to deliver holistic community development. Our interventions serve Children, Youth, Women, and Communities — integrating gender sensitivity, leadership development, and rights-based approaches at every level.

3,500+
Total Participants
1,800+
Gender Sensitization
656+
Nation-Building Series
45
COVID-19 Relief Families
Pillar 1 — Gender Justice, Equality & Leadership SDGs 5, 10, 16 | Aligned with NMEW & POSH Act 2013

AIMPOWER FOUNDATION has established itself as a leading facilitator of gender sensitization across Vidarbha and Maharashtra. Our approach transforms attitudes, institutions, and policies through critical feminist theory and practical skills-building.

ProgrammeDateParticipantsKey Partners
Women & Public Health in India (Webinar)Jan 3, 2021110Pragati Mahila Kala Mahavidyalaya
Gender, Patriarchy & Feminism (3-Day Workshop)Feb 3–5, 2021112J.M. Patel College, MAVA, Ek Swapn Ek Asha
Gender, Patriarchy & Feminism (State 2-Day)Mar 23–24, 2021560S.N. Mor College, Tumsar; MAVA Mumbai
Gender, Patriarchy & Feminism (3-Day Workshop)Apr 22–24, 2021250Matru Sewa Sangh ISW, Nagpur
Women in India: Contemporary IssuesNov–Dec 2021650RTM Nagpur University; J.M. Patel College
OBCs in India: Past, Present and FutureMar 8, 2021100RTM Nagpur University
Gender, Patriarchy & Feminism (2-Day Offline)Sep 12–13, 2025172J.M. Patel College, MAVA, NavaStree Foundation

Workshop Gallery — 2025

Workshop group photo
Workshop session in progress

J.M. Patel College, Bhandara — September 2025

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Media Coverage

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TOTAL GENDER SENSITIZATION REACH: 1,800+ Participants across Vidarbha, Maharashtra & Online — including Students, Faculty, Research Scholars, NGO Members, Community Activists & Professionals.

Pillar 2 — Education, Career Guidance & Youth Empowerment SDGs 4, 8, 10 | NEP 2020 & Skill India

AIMPOWER FOUNDATION bridges the information divide for first-generation learners, rural youth, and aspiring scholars in Vidarbha — because access to quality information is itself a form of power.

ProgrammeDateParticipantsFocus
Higher Education: Relevances & Opportunities (Webinar)Jul 2021120Higher education pathways; Nalanda Academy
JET Entrance Exam — FTII Guidance SessionAug 202195Film & Television careers; AAI Foundation
Nation Building, Vision 2030 & Social Work (Series)Sep–Oct 2021656Social audits, CSR, governance, disability inclusion
Higher Education & Career Opportunities Workshop2025100Fellowship guidance, SOP writing, interviews
Pillar 3 — School & Community-Level Interventions SDGs 1, 4, 5  |  Beti Bachao Beti Padhao & WASH Mission

AIMPOWER FOUNDATION grounds its community work in the villages of Bhandara and Nagpur — addressing literacy, child rights, sanitation, and crisis resilience.

  • Annual Drawing, Essay, Speech & Rangoli Competitions on Savitribai Phule Jayanti — 90+ children engaged, Ghotmundhari village
  • School Library Drive: 15 books donated to Ghotmundhari Primary School (Jan 2022)
  • COVID-19 Relief: Ration kits to 45 marginalised families in Dholmara & Asti villages (June 2021)
  • WASH & Community Health awareness aligned with Swachh Bharat Mission
School programme
School assembly

School engagement — Ghotmundhari village

COVID-19 ration kit distribution
COVID-19 Ration Kit Distribution — Dholmara & Asti, June 2021
Pillar 4 — Rural Livelihoods & Forest Rights SDGs 1, 5, 8, 15  |  FRA 2006, PMKVY & MGNREGS
  • Formation & capacity building of SHGs and Women Enterprise Groups
  • Community Forest Rights (CFR): Supporting Gram Sabhas under Forest Rights Act, 2006
  • Value chain development, market linkage & kitchen garden interventions
  • Farmer Producer Organisation (FPO) support for women entrepreneurs
  • Skill training aligned with Skill India for rural youth employability

“Our community facilitators work alongside Gram Sabhas to translate the Forest Rights Act into lived economic security for women-led enterprise groups.”