SADBHAVANA PRATISHTHANA® is a non-profit organization committed to promoting sustainable rural development and improving the quality of life of marginalized and underprivileged communities. Founded with the vision of creating self-reliant and empowered rural societies, the organization works at the grassroots level with a strong focus on women, youth, and Self Help Groups (SHGs).
The organization believes that empowerment through skills, knowledge, and collective action is the key to long-term development. By implementing need-based programs in rural areas, SUJEEVANA GRAMEENABHIVRUDDI SAMSTHE® addresses challenges related to unemployment, poverty, lack of skills, and limited access to opportunities.
Giving to those in need what they could be gaining from their own initiative may well be the kindest way to destroy people.
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Providing individualized learning programs designed to support the academic, social, and communication development of children with special needs.
Helping children improve speech, language, communication, and interaction skills through professional therapy support.
Enhancing fine motor skills, sensory development, coordination, and independence in daily activities.
Supporting physical mobility, posture, balance, and muscle strength through therapeutic exercises and rehabilitation.
Developing practical and livelihood skills such as tailoring, crafts, computer basics, and gardening for self-reliance.
Teaching essential daily living skills including hygiene, communication, self-care, and social interaction.
Sangappa B is a seasoned development professional with over 16 years of extensive experience in rural development, social mobilization, livelihood promotion, capacity building, and financial inclusion. He has worked across grassroots, district, zonal, and leadership levels, successfully bridging communities, financial institutions, and development organizations.
Sangappa began his career with the District Project Unit, JSYS Tumkur, where he served as District Social Specialist from December 2008 to February 2011. In this role, he played a key part in participatory rural development initiatives, including Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA), preparation of Integrated Tank Development Plans, formation and strengthening of Women Interest Groups, Self-Help Groups (SHGs), and Tank Users Groups (TUGs). He was instrumental in community mobilization, institutional building, implementation of income generation activities (IGAs), facilitation of rehabilitation and resettlement action plans, and execution of baseline and household surveys. His work ensured strong community participation across all project phases—from planning to post-implementation.
Founder & Chairman | Development Professional | Financial Inclusion Specialist
