Our mission
To help marginalized communities become more self-reliant through education, skills, awareness and access to practical resources.
Our story
It started with a stage. It grew into a purpose.
For Sambhawna, theatre has always been more than a performance. It is a way to listen, to question, and to bring a community together.
Together, since 1992
A voice for change.
A place for possibility.
Sambhawna Natya Manch began in 1992 with a theatre-focused group committed to public awareness and social action. The organization was registered as a trust in July 2001 and continues to work with marginalized and vulnerable communities through education, role play, street theatre, skills training and welfare initiatives.
Meet the people behind the workWhat we believe
Dignity is the beginning.
Opportunity is the way forward.
We work alongside communities, connecting awareness with education, practical training and support.
Our vision
A society where people have fair access to education, dignity, health, opportunity and the confidence to build lasting change.
Our journey
One purpose, growing over time.
The first act
A theatre group begins bringing public awareness and social action to community spaces.
A formal commitment
Registered as a trust in July 2001, Sambhawna continues its work with marginalized and vulnerable communities.
Many ways to make a difference
Education, health awareness, theatre, skills and welfare initiatives share a commitment to dignity and opportunity.
Where we focus
Closer to the issues.
Closer to the community.
Education & Child Welfare
Promoting education access and child protection.
Explore our workWomen Empowerment
Supporting craft skills, self-help groups and livelihood confidence.
Explore our workHealth & Hygiene Awareness
Encouraging healthier homes and communities through practical awareness.
Explore our workDisaster & Fire Safety
Training people in preparedness, response and safety habits.
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