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Our Network

This network framework demonstrates how SNEHA collaborates with various stakeholders, including community members, government agencies, NGOs, corporate partners, academic institutions, and media outlets, to maximise its impact and address the needs of the backward areas of Mysore and Chamrajnagar Districts.

Community Network

Local Community-Based Organizations (CBOs): Collaborate with grassroots organisations to understand community needs and facilitate participatory development initiatives. Empower women and marginalised groups through microfinance support, skill development, and collective decision-making.

Government Partnerships

Collaborate with the government to provide good services for the effective implementation of government schemes for the poor community, improving livelihood enhancement programs, community development projects, and poverty alleviation schemes.

NGO and Non-Profit Partners

Regional and National NGOs: Collaborate with other non-profit organisations in similar areas to share resources, expertise, and best practices.

Corporate and Philanthropic Collaborations

  • Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Initiatives: Partner with corporations to fund projects, provide technical expertise, and engage employees in volunteerism and skill-sharing activities.
  • Philanthropic Foundations: Secure grants and funding from philanthropic organisations to support community development projects, human animal mitigation, hygiene and sanitation initiatives, and educational programs.
  • Social Enterprises: Collaborate with social enterprises to create sustainable livelihood opportunities, promote entrepreneurship, and address social challenges through business solutions.

Academic and Research Partners

  • Universities and Research Institutions: Collaborate on research projects, knowledge sharing, and capacity-building initiatives related to human-animal conflict mitigation, hygiene and sanitation, education, and community development.
  • Academic Partnerships: Engage with academic institutions to conduct impact assessments and program evaluations to inform evidence-based interventions.
  • Student Volunteers: Recruit students from colleges and universities to participate in community service projects, internships, and research activities that support SNEHA's mission.

Media and Communication Channels

  • Local Media Outlets: Partner with newspapers, radio stations, and television channels to raise awareness about SNEHA's programs, share success stories, and disseminate health and education information.
  • Social Media Platforms: Utilize social media platforms to engage with stakeholders, share updates, and mobilise support for SNEHA's initiatives.