SEWA NYAYA UTTHAN FOUNDATION
Service. Justice. Inclusion
Financial aid, counselling and access to justice mechanisms for atrocity survivors for long-term socio-economic recovery and a dignified return to society.

With help from the Sewa Nyaya Uththan Foundation, Ramchand found livelihood selling 'Kabuli Pulao' in Jodhpur.

For Hindu Bhil families arriving from Pakistan, Jaisalmer’s scorching summer fetches a new atrocity – a lack of drinking water. After the Rajasthan administration demolished…

A child from Madhya Pradesh was forcibly circumcised by a neighbour from another community. The family of the child was left in dearth of treatment,…

Pakistani Hindus who moved to India with hopes of rebuilding their lives have been sustaining in crude conditions with little access to basic facilities. Harrowing…

Misfortune spelled again for Giriraj Sharma from Maujpur area, as he met with an accident and suffered from a major fracture. His only locomotive was…

A medical camp was arranged in Akhnoor, Jammu to commemorate Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav, an initiative of the Government of India to celebrate 75 years…

We, at Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation, feel blessed to have been able to help many poor and downtrodden families. A substantial number of people have…

A 15-year-old girl, who went missing from the Loni area in Uttar Pradesh’s Ghaziabad district was rescued after 10 days following sustained efforts by Sewa…

In December last year, our co-founder Swati Goel Sharma came across a frantic call for help on Twitter. A good samaritan Vikram Kumar Bagde urged…