Founded in 2004 in Bhandup, Mumbai, by Sudhir Bagade, Rahul Gaikwad, and Vandana Pandit, the organisation works primarily in Maharashtra, with a focus on the Mumbai, Thane, and Raigad districts. It is dedicated to the social, educational, and economic upliftment of marginalised and backward communities.

Promote a society based on equality and justice, without discrimination of any kind
Work for the social, educational, and cultural upliftment of poor, marginalised, and backward communities
Foster leadership development within the most disadvantaged groups
Establish self-help groups for destitute and widowed women and provide them with skill development training

Organising unorganised workers, including sanitation workers, waste pickers, and domestic workers
Conducting training programmes on organisation building, leadership, and labour rights
Assisting domestic workers in registering with the Domestic Workers' Welfare Board and accessing social security benefits
Operating a crisis intervention centre to address domestic violence, violations of women’s rights, and family disputes
Forming women’s self-help groups and providing skill training, financial literacy, and digital literacy programmes

Organised over 3,000 sanitation workers, 1,500 waste pickers, and 1,200 domestic workers into unions
Trained 3,000 unorganised workers in worker safety, labour laws, and grievance redressal, in partnership with the Ministry of Labour
Empowered over 800 women through 80 self-help groups, supporting their economic and social upliftment
Delivered leadership development and capacity-building programmes for activists to organise marginalised communities more effectively