Founded by Anita Keshav Gore, Anand Aadhar Bahuuddeshiya Sanstha is dedicated to securing rights and improving the conditions of unorganised workers, including domestic workers, contract labourers, and waste pickers in Pune.

Ensure fair wages and legal rights for unorganised workers, including domestic workers, contract workers, and waste pickers
Support education for orphaned children and promote literacy in underserved communities
Improve community health through medical camps, AIDS awareness, and free eye care services
Challenge caste discrimination and untouchability through education and grassroots action
Promote women’s empowerment via self-help groups, economic initiatives, and leadership training
Empower adolescent girls with group mentoring, life skills, and educational guidance
Offer legal support and counselling, especially in cases of domestic violence and family disputes

Advocating for fair wages and rights of domestic, construction, and waste-picking workers
Organising workers and facilitating welfare board registrations
Providing educational support to orphaned children and leading literacy initiatives
Conducting health camps, AIDS awareness drives, and free eye care services
Raising awareness on caste discrimination and promoting social justice
Empowering women through SHGs, leadership, and skills training
Offering legal support, especially in cases of domestic violence and family disputes

Mobilised 10,000 domestic workers, 5,000 construction workers, and 4,000 waste pickers
Registered 3,000 domestic workers and 2,000 construction workers with welfare boards
Enabled 60 orphaned children to continue their education
Provided free spectacles to 200 women and organised cataract surgeries
Formed 150 SHGs, supported ₹10,000 in microfinance, trained 100 women, and developed 50 grassroots leaders
Resolved 100 legal cases through coordination with police and legal aid services