We Help The Underprivileged, Improve Their Quality Of Life, And lead a dignified life.
We need your help to empower the needy!
Our Mission
To implement educational and medical care programs with focus on projects that will reduce ignorance, improve literacy and quality of life in economically backward areas of India.
SEED will work to reduce poverty, to improve quality of life and to promote economic development by providing opportunities for underprivileged children and adults in the economically backward areas in India.
Our Progress
We are dedicated to improving lives and building a future for the poor. Our progress since 2010.
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Serving in 14 states in India.
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Your donations can change lives.
We need your help to empower the needy!
College Scholarships
To support the under privileged and the socially disadvantaged sector of the community and to fulfill the objectives of the Higher Education.
Medical Help
Primary health care is a crucial aspect of ensuring the well-being and health of individuals, especially for underprivileged and poor communities.
Educate a Poor Child
If poor children are provided with decent education then they have an excellent chance of succeeding in this life.
Vocational Training for an Unemployed Youth
This program provides practical and job-specific education for individuals who want to enter the workforce directly after training.
Success Stories
Success Story of a Widow Family
In 2013 a widow, sister S. Fatima was referred to SEED by a well-wisher of the family. Sister S. Fatima has four children and her husband died in 2012. She did not have any support from her family and was facing difficulty educating her children. SEED started paying a monthly stipend to this family. After eight years, this year (2022) two of her sons completed degrees in engineering, third son is in final year of B. Tech degree and fourth son has completed a diploma in Civil Engineering. With SEED’s financial support, the children were able to continue their schooling and the family lived a respectable life. Sister S. Fatima informed SEED that she no longer needs financial support. AH, this family is self-dependent after 8 years of support. Two sons are “hafiz-e-Quran.”