Based in Muthanallur Panchayat, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore, EquityEd was founded with a mission to uplift marginalized communities across the villages within the panchayat. At the core of EquityEd’s mission is a deep commitment to addressing women’s health and rights while strengthening the capacity of the Muthanallur Gram Panchayat to tackle critical areas such as public health, education, and community well-being.

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EquityEd takes meaningful action through targeted initiatives aimed at building resilient communities and creating opportunities for a healthier, more equitable, and empowered future. Action plans focus on direct community engagement through workshops, town halls, and collaborations with ASHA workers, schools, hospitals, and legal advisors. These initiatives raise awareness about key issues, including healthcare access, education, and skill-building, equipping individuals with the knowledge to make informed decisions.

To ensure sustainable impact, EquityEd develops accessible support systems in partnership with local health centres, schools, and government agencies. These systems provide continuous resources to empower villagers to achieve self-sufficiency. Additionally, EquityEd operates a comprehensive referral service that connects individuals with trusted partners for healthcare, legal assistance, shelter, and vocational training. By bridging gaps and tailoring support to individual needs, EquityEd fosters resilience and enables communities to thrive.