

About Us
The Social Changemakers and Innovators (SOCHAI) is a youth led organization, formed in 2017 to improve health, nutrition and socio-economic status of women, children and girls through education, innovation and entrepreneurship at grass-root level.
We are firm believers that the devastating consequences of malnutrition can be prevented with access to simple and affordable interventions. With this vision and determination, we support and help them reach their full potential in life by improving their overall health and breaking the vicious inter-generational cycle of malnutrition.Â
Our Mission
To support women, children, girls and families reach their full potential in life by improving their health and breaking the vicious intergenerational cycle of malnutrition.
Making Zero Hunger a reality by 2030
Sochai believes that the unacceptably high rate of malnutrition can be prevented with access to simple and affordable interventions. So, as a part of the ‘Youth For Nutrition’ project of SOCHAI, we are implementing several innovative community based learning programs that are contributing to accelerating the progress in the target number 2.2 of SDG 2 – Zero Hunger which aims to end all forms of malnutrition by 2030 and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women, and older persons. Get a glimpse of our journey so far in this video.
Our Reach

Community Groups
Skill development and empowerment programs on health, agriculture and nutrition for Health Mother’s Group/FCHVs/Community groups

Pregnant & Lactating Mothers
Health Center focused community awareness programs for golden 1000 days mothers

Adolescents & Youth
Educational Institutions focused training, workshops and boot-camps for youth, adolescents and school children
Support our Cause
Sponsor a Program
Spread the word about our program. Even a small donation will make a huge difference.
Gift our Bracelets
Help women & girls in rural and marginalized communities by gifting them free bracelet and counseling by Team SOCHAI.
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