Humana People to People India

Humana People to People India Reaching out to more than 1.1 million people in India through our fight against poverty.
27 years in service of Humanity. People. Participation. Progress.

Humana People to People India is a development organization registered as a not-for-profit company under section 25 of the Companies Act, 1956 as of 21st May 1998. It is a non-political, non-religious organization working for the holistic development of the under-privileged and marginalized people in rural and urban India through social development and poverty alleviation interventions by coordinated, strategic approaches focusing on education, life skills, improved livelihoods, health and sanitation, the empowerment of women and environment protection. So far, HPPI has implemented more than 140 projects all over the country in partnership with different international and national private and public partners. HPPI is currently implementing more than 90 projects in the states of Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Odisha, Uttarakhand, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Assam and Delhi, reaching out to around 2.8 million people. HPPI works with more than 60 partners, which include government sectors, private corporations and international funding agencies. Humana People to People India is a member of The Federation for Associations connected to the International Humana People to People Movement. The Federation comprises 31 independent national associations working in 45 countries on five continents reaching out to 13 million people yearly.

Humana People to People India, in collaboration with SCERT Bihar, organised the Annual Planning and Review Meet 2026 fro...
06/10/2026

Humana People to People India, in collaboration with SCERT Bihar, organised the Annual Planning and Review Meet 2026 from 28 September to 1 October in Varanasi, bringing together DIET Principals, Nodal Lecturers and HPPI DIET Coordinators from 12 DIETs.
The four-day meeting provided a valuable space to revisit the Five-Year Development Plan, reflect on achievements and learnings from the past year, and collectively shape priorities and strategies for 2026–27.
Academic exchanges, collaborative working sessions and exposure visits to the Inter-University Centre for Teacher Education (IUCTE), J. Krishnamurti Besant School, and the Department of Education at brought fresh perspectives on the Integrated Teacher Education Programme ( ), AI in education, multidisciplinary learning, institutional research, alumni engagement and quality enhancement.
These shared experiences will help strengthen institutional planning, deepen collaboration, and inform future interventions towards stronger DIETs and better teacher education in Bihar.
HPPI is implementing the NeTT+ Programme across 12 DIETs in in partnership with Fondazione San Zeno, working with the state’s teacher education ecosystem to strengthen institutional capacity and quality.

Education becomes meaningful when every child has the opportunity to participate. The TRIO methodology supports learners...
05/10/2026

Education becomes meaningful when every child has the opportunity to participate.
The TRIO methodology supports learners with different abilities to work together, share knowledge and encourage one another. Through teacher training and classroom support, Humana People to People India is contributing to more inclusive learning environments in Uttar Pradesh.
On World Teachers’ Day 2026, we celebrate teachers who help ensure that no child is left behind. WorldTeachersDay

Today is World Teachers' Day! Six decades ago, the international community made a historic promise—recognising the funda...
05/10/2026

Today is World Teachers' Day!
Six decades ago, the international community made a historic promise—recognising the fundamental rights, responsibilities, and professional standing of educators worldwide.
At Humana People to People India, we believe a teacher’s true calling is to nurture, inspire, and raise children who will uplift and transform society. Yet today, the vital role teachers play in our classrooms and communities is under threat from many diverse challenges.
Change starts with action. Through our Necessary Teacher Training (NeTT) Program, we see first-hand that resolving these overlapping education crises begins with restoring the profession's absolute dignity. Since 2009, NeTT have graduated nearly 25,491 primary school teachers - dynamic educators who are actively breaking barriers and delivering quality education to the most needed places.
This , as the world marks 60 years of the UNESCO recommendation, we call on governments, partners, and civil society to honour that foundational promise. Let’s turn policy into powerful practice.
Join us in investing in the educators who are actively shaping a sustainable and equitable future for the next generation!

Humana People to People India’s Project Niramaya Palwal organised a quarterly training session on 29 September 2026 at S...
01/10/2026

Humana People to People India’s Project Niramaya Palwal organised a quarterly training session on 29 September 2026 at Sub-Centre Asawata, PHC Resulpur, bringing together Peer Educators, Support Group members, TB Champions and PRI members.
The session focused on strengthening awareness, community participation and collaboration around , , (TB) and .
Dr Anshu (CHO, Asawata) shared important information on prevention, signs and symptoms, early diagnosis, treatment adherence and the importance of timely treatment.
A TB Champion shared their recovery journey, encouraging participants to spread TB awareness and help reduce stigma within the community.
A dedicated meeting with PRI members focused on strengthening community participation and promoting health awareness at the grassroots level.
The session concluded with active participation and meaningful discussions, with participants reaffirming their commitment to strengthening health awareness and building a strong community support system for people affected by TB and other health concerns.
Together, communities can help build greater awareness, reduce stigma and support healthier lives.

Bringing TB and NCD Screening Closer to CommunitiesHPPI’s Project has started community-based screening across 11 dist...
30/09/2026

Bringing TB and NCD Screening Closer to Communities
HPPI’s Project has started community-based screening across 11 districts of Haryana, bringing integrated Tuberculosis (TB) and Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) screening services closer to vulnerable and underserved communities.
Through dedicated field teams, mobile screening activities and close coordination with the district health system, the project is working to support early identification of TB symptoms and NCD risks and connect individuals with appropriate health services.
On 26 September 2026, the Faridabad team conducted screening camps in cooperation with Community Health Center, Tigaon and Indian Oil Company, achieving 279 X-ray screenings in a single day.
Humana People to People India, in partnership with Research & Training Institute, Inc. (JSI) under the TIFA grant, is implementing Project SWASTHYA Haryana across 11 districts, in alignment with the Government of India’s National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP). The project works alongside communities and the health system to promote early detection, timely referral, and better access to healthcare services. JSI TB Mukt Bharat

International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste 2026Across communities, food loss and waste can mean lost nutritio...
29/09/2026

International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste 2026

Across communities, food loss and waste can mean lost nutrition, wasted resources and unnecessary pressure on the environment. Reducing food loss and waste is therefore not only about saving food, but also about strengthening food security, improving nutrition, supporting livelihoods and protecting our natural resources.

At Humana People to People India (HPPI), we work with communities to promote practical, locally driven solutions that contribute to more sustainable food systems. Initiatives such as kitchen gardens, climate-resilient agriculture, nutrition awareness and community engagement help families make better use of available resources while improving access to nutritious food.

Small actions can create wider change: growing what we need, using food wisely, reducing avoidable waste and sharing knowledge within our communities.

On this International Day, let us recognise the transformative potential of reducing food loss and waste and work together towards food systems that are more sustainable, resilient and inclusive.

🌾 Save food. Reduce waste. Nourish communities. Protect our planet. The Federation Humana People to People

Access to nutritious food is a foundation for healthy families and resilient communities. We promote kitchen gardens as ...
24/09/2026

Access to nutritious food is a foundation for healthy families and resilient communities. We promote kitchen gardens as a simple, community-led approach to improving food security and dietary diversity. By supporting families to grow pesticide-free vegetables at home and in their communities, our programmes help improve nutrition, reduce household food expenses, encourage sustainable practices and strengthen local capacity to grow nutritious food.

It was our great honour to welcome Dex Hunter-Torricke, Founder of The Center for Tomorrow, to Humana People to People I...
23/09/2026

It was our great honour to welcome Dex Hunter-Torricke, Founder of The Center for Tomorrow, to Humana People to People India during his visit to the Delhi-NCR region.
On 17 September 2026, Mr. Dex visited HPPI’s Centre in Bhimgarhdi Senior Secondary School Gurugram, where out-of-school children are supported to continue their education. He also met Kadam alumni who were once out of school and are now enrolled in Grades 6 to 12, offering a glimpse into their journeys back to education.
He also visited our health project in , where AI-enabled technology is being used through portable X-ray machines to support TB screening. The visits provided a closer look at how technology, community engagement and frontline teams come together in our programmes.
The visit also included an engaging interaction with HPPI project teams, where Mr. Dex shared his perspectives on responsible development and the future of AI. The discussion explored how technology and innovation can contribute to a future that is more inclusive, sustainable and centred on human wellbeing.
Thank you, Dex, for the thoughtful exchange. We look forward to more meaningful conversations and collaboration that turns ideas into action for people and communities. The Federation Humana People to People

Connecting Communities to Essential Entitlements and Service 🤝At our Urban Community Development Projects, serve as co...
21/09/2026

Connecting Communities to Essential Entitlements and Service 🤝

At our Urban Community Development Projects, serve as community-based support hubs, helping people navigate essential government entitlements, social welfare schemes and public services.

Community members receive and with important services and documentation, including Aadhaar, PAN, bank accounts, Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana, e-Shram, ABHA and Ayushman cards, PM Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana, and other government schemes.

The centres help bridge the gap between communities and available public services, making essential information and support more accessible at the local level.

Enabling people to make informed choices and connect with the services and social protection they need for healthier, more secure lives.

Project organised Financial and Skill Melas across Dhubri, Kamrup and Chirang districts of Assam, engaging 2,400+ wome...
09/09/2026

Project organised Financial and Skill Melas across Dhubri, Kamrup and Chirang districts of Assam, engaging 2,400+ women weavers and cooperative members.

The melas connected women with banks, government departments and skill-development institutions, helping them access financial services, social security schemes, credit and new skill opportunities.

Key highlights:
🔹 127 members registered for skill training through RSETI in Dhubri
🔹 50 women expressed interest in C-DAC training
🔹 Credit and business loan opportunities facilitated
🔹 Tailoring and other skills explored to support livelihood diversification
🔹 Greater awareness of government schemes, entrepreneurship and market readiness
🔹 Stronger institutional linkages established for continued support

Through Project Sashakt, in partnership with the , HPPI continues to work alongside women weavers and their cooperatives to strengthen skills, expand economic opportunities and build pathways towards financial resilience and sustainable livelihoods. EU in India
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