PHIA is not just an organization; it is a living story of change

#HopeInAction

Building a society in which migrants and all workers are entitled to secure and dignified life

Strengthening self-governance under the constitutional provisions within the 5th schedule areas

Increasing resilience of communities through better access of their rights, entitlements and livelihood opportunities

WASH initiatives promoting social and behavioural changes at both individual and community levels

PHIA has trained women across

81,000+

villages with Internet Saathi Digital Literacy Project.

Reducing Inequality

Bandana makes her voice heard

“Internet Saathi gave wings to my dream. Now people appreciate my work. It has given me a lot of confidence and a platform to become self-independent. Today, apart from my work, I also take tuition and contribute to my family’s income. Internet Saathi has taught me to believe in myself.”

Essential Services

Minita ensures educating her daughter

“Neither me nor my husband is educated to guide our daughter, Rani in her studies. After attending PHIA’s centre, she has significantly improved in her education. The teachers are very good and provide good counselling to our children. Rani’s other skills like communication and writing have also improved. She has been regularly attending classes in PHIA’s education centre for the last 3 years and I am sure this will help her to grow in her life.”

PHIA has ensured access to health and education facilities to over

150,000

individuals

PHIA is committed to supporting marginalized communities in achieving sustainable livelihoods and greater self-reliance

Sustainable Livelihood

Mohan Ram builds his life back again

“When I sold the vegetables, I was a bit shy but once I went back home and showed my wife the earnings, I saw the happiness in her eyes. After a long time we didn’t have to worry about our meals. Seeing her happy, relieved and knowing that we have enough food to sustain made me change my decision. Since that day, I have sold vegetables every day”

Humanitarian Response & Climate Change

Somari shows courage In The Face Of Abuse And Intimidation

On June 7th Somari Samad a migrant, working in Annur Cotton Mills, Tamil Nadu made an urgent call seeking immediate help from the Government of Jharkhand after she and 57 other girls were being threatened and physically assaulted at the worker’s place of residence. On receiving the call and hearing about the problems faced by the women the Control Room realised the gravity of the situation and knew they had to respond immediately.As a result of the quick action taken by the Control Room, 37 women were able to return home on June 8th, 2020, and many others decided to stay back and return after the lockdown restrictions were relaxed.