OUR AIM

In the past 25 years, more than 1 billion people have been lifted out of extreme poverty; child mortality has been cut in half; tens of millions more girls are in school; millions more people have access to clean water; and the average life expectancy around the world is 10 years longer. PCI is one of the organizations driving those impressive results.

We design all of our programs in partnership with the people we serve. This ensures that the solutions are lasting and that communities can assume ownership in the long run. We also rigorously measure our results to make certain our resources are being used effectively and for maximum impact.

Whether it’s introducing better ways for farmers to grow crops, empowering women to start a business, increasing the resilience of vulnerable communities, or saving a newborn’s life by providing access to medical care and life-saving information, PCI helps people to help themselves, so they can thrive, achieve their hopes and dreams, and create a healthier future for their children.

For most of us, the idea of winter means cuddling under the blanket for warmth, lying in our comfort zone and sipping coffee sitting beside the fire. But for those on the streets, with every drop in the temperatures it’s a fight for survival.

Every winter, our organization, Jan Saarthi Foundation Society runs Blanket Donation Campaign, where we provide high quality warm blankets along with dry ration and dignity kits to the underprivileged living in the open on the streets. We try our best to reach out to people in Delhi NCR and other parts of north India.

There is no better gift than providing warm clothing to the needy during winter season. Lakhs of homeless experience bitterness of winter and are at a great risk of suffering from severe illnesses. The rise in air pollution levels and the early onset of winter this year have made them vulnerable, but at the same time it has given us an opportunity to serve humanity by donating blankets to the needy. This winter, become a part of our mission. There cannot be a bigger satisfaction than saving someone’s life.