About Foundation
eSaheli Mahila Vikas Foundation is a Section 8 non-profit dedicated to empowering women through free skill-based education. We break financial and geographical barriers by distributing Saksham Cards that unlock access to online courses in regional languages. Our mission is to help women achieve financial independence, dignity, and self-reliance.
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Why Your
Contribution Matters?
Across India, millions of women remain financially dependent due to a lack of access to practical, affordable, and skill-based education. In Tier 2, Tier 3, and rural areas, geographic limitations, societal restrictions, and digital illiteracy widen this gap. While government programs and NGO initiatives exist, most are inaccessible, unsustainable, or not focused on economically productive outcomes. At eSaheli Mahila Vikas Foundation (EMVF), we’ve built a digital-first, scalable model to directly address these challenges — and your support helps take this impact to the next level.
Our mission is to enable financial independence among women through free skill education, and our flagship initiative — the eSaheli Saksham Card — does just that. With your funding, underprivileged women can gain access to certified, practical online courses that teach income-generating skills like makeup, salon services, hair styling, mehendi, and more. Each woman who receives a Saksham Card, gains not just education, but the tools to start earning from home, reclaim agency over her life, and uplift her family economically and emotionally.

How the Funding is Used?
90:10 Transparent Model
At EMVF, we follow a simple, high-impact funding structure to ensure that maximum value reaches the beneficiaries. 90% of every donation goes directly into purchasing Saksham Cards from our implementation partner REPL. Each card is used by a woman to redeem a certified course on the eSaheli platform. Whether she chooses one long course worth ₹999 or two short courses worth ₹499 each, the focus remains on job-readiness, earning potential, and self-reliance.
The remaining 10% of the funds are used for operational essentials — such as organizing training and enrolment camps, onboarding women, offering tech support, conducting orientation and convocation events, and maintaining impact reporting systems. This lean approach ensures transparency, speed of deployment, and optimal donor value. We do not use donor funds for marketing, office costs, or salaries.
Unlike many traditional nonprofits, EMVF does not build and operate large physical campuses. Instead, we leverage digital infrastructure, regional language content, and mobile-first delivery to keep our model cost-efficient and scalable. This allows your donation to reach 10x more women for the same cost and enables replicable expansion across India without geographic limitations.

In Person
Office A-104, Kotibhaskar Business Court, Opp. Karishma Society, Kothrud, Pune - 411 038. MH (IND)
Over the Phone
It's easy to donate offline too.
Tel: +91 8855 085 113
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Every contribution helps us reduce the cost barrier that restricts access to opportunity. Instead of investing in physical infrastructure or overhead-heavy models, EMVF deploys your donation directly into the hands of women — by granting digital access to structured, job-ready training through our tech partner Riyaansh Edtech Private Limited.
You fund the training; we ensure it changes lives.
What Donors Receive –
Proof, Accountability, Recognition
EMVF is proud to operate under full legal compliance and transparency. We hold all essential registrations required to accept CSR and institutional funding, including:
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12A and 80G certification (eligible for tax exemption),
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CSR Registration (Form CSR-1) with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs,
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Niti Aayog (NGO-Darpan) and e-Anudan registration,
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MSME registration for inclusive funding eligibility.
Donors receive detailed impact reports, fund utilization summaries, and beneficiary success stories. These are issued on a quarterly basis or at the end of your sponsored campaign. You can track the number of women impacted by your contribution, their geographic spread, the courses accessed, and post-training outcomes such as job placements or entrepreneurship milestones.
Additionally, corporate donors and CSR contributors are acknowledged through digital features, co-branded events, or special convocation participation if desired. We believe in celebrating those who make change happen, and our platform provides multiple ways to recognize your philanthropic leadership.
When you choose to support EMVF, you're not just making a donation — you're becoming a partner in a scalable social transformation journey. Our goal is to reach 10 lakh women over the next five years, starting with a focus on Maharashtra and gradually expanding across India. With digital-first delivery and regional-language courses, we are equipped to reach even the most remote corners of the country.
EMVF is open to building long-term CSR partnerships, annual donor cycles, and campaign-based collaborations. Whether you are a corporate CSR head, a political representative seeking constituency impact, a philanthropic foundation,
or a family office looking for high-ROI social investment, EMVF provides a structured, transparent, and high-impact channel to create change.
If you believe in women’s empowerment, financial inclusion, and the long-term benefits of skilling and self-employment, we invite you to connect with us. Together, let’s build a nation where every woman holds not just a skill — but a future.

PARTNERING
FOR Scalable, Measurable
Impact
Partnering for scalable
measurable impact
When you choose to support EMVF, you're not just making a donation — you're becoming a partner in a scalable social transformation journey. Our goal is to reach 10 lakh women over the next five years, starting with a focus on Maharashtra and gradually expanding across India. With digital-first delivery and regional-language courses, we are equipped to reach even the most remote corners of the country.
EMVF is open to building long-term CSR partnerships, annual donor cycles, and campaign-based collaborations. Whether you are a corporate CSR head, a political representative seeking constituency impact, a philanthropic foundation, or a family office looking for high-ROI social investment, EMVF provides a structured, transparent, and high-impact channel to create change.
If you believe in women’s empowerment, financial inclusion, and the long-term benefits of skilling and self-employment, we invite you to connect with us. Together, let’s build a nation where every woman holds not just a skill — but a future.
Our Legal & Statutory Registrations
eSaheli Mahila Vikas Foundation is fully compliant with all applicable Indian laws and schemes. Below are our verified registrations under government portals, tax authorities, and quality certifications.
Incorporation & Regulatory
CIN (Incorporation No.) : U85500PN2025NPL238705
MCA Section 8 License No. 164988 under Companies Act, 2013
Tax Exemptions (Income Tax Act, 1961)
12A Certificate : AAICE6850DE20251 | 80G Certificate : AAICE6850DF20251
Operations & Quality
MSME / Udyam No. : UDYAM-MH-26-0875953 | ISO 9001:2015 (QMS) : QMS/028521/2598
CSR & Government Portals
CSR Registration No. : CSR00090518 | vNITI Aayog Darpan : MH/2025/0587462
e-Anudan : MH/00043200

eSaheli Saksham Card & the UN Sustainable Development Goals
At eSaheli Mahila Vikas Foundation, our mission is not only to empower women but to contribute meaningfully to a global movement for sustainable development.
Our core initiative — the eSaheli Saksham Card — is deeply aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a universal framework adopted by 193 countries to address the world’s most pressing challenges by 2030.
The Saksham Card is more than a digital access key to skill development. It is a strategic enabler of three critical SDGs: Gender Equality (Goal 5), Quality Education (Goal 4), and Decent Work & Economic Growth (Goal 8). Here's how:

"Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all"
The courses accessed via the Saksham Card are not generic or theoretical. They are professionally designed, regional-language-based, digitally delivered, and certified. These are practical, job-oriented courses that teach real skills — not only to pass a test but to earn a living.
The flexibility of learning anytime, from anywhere, makes the program accessible to homemakers, school dropouts, and women with no prior digital literacy. The platform includes support systems like walkthrough videos, live assistance, assignments, and a certificate of completion — ensuring inclusive, high-quality learning with real- world relevance.

"Achieve gender equality and empowerall women and girls"
The Saksham Card breaks down barriers that prevent women — especially in rural and underserved areas — from accessing economic opportunities. By offering free access to certified, skill-based courses in beauty, wellness, and creative sectors, the card empowers women to become income earners, entrepreneurs, and confident decision-makers in their homes and communities.
In regions where patriarchal norms and financial dependency limit women’s agency, the ability to learn from home and earn from home is transformational. The Saksham Card enables women to step into the workforce on their own terms — with dignity, flexibility, and a sense of self-worth. This directly supports gender equity in economic participation and fosters more balanced household dynamics.

"Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all"
India has one of the lowest female labor force participation rates among G20 countries — just 23.3% in 2021 (World Bank). The Saksham Card addresses this gap by offering women vocational training that leads to tangible income opportunities, especially in informal sectors where jobs are otherwise inaccessible.
Whether a woman becomes a home-based beauty service provider, a bridal makeup artist, a mehendi freelancer, or a salon assistant, the foundation lays the groundwork for micro-entrepreneurship and job creation. As more women begin contributing economically, local ecosystems thrive, families stabilize financially, and the broader economy becomes more inclusive and resilient.