CORO

Our programmes

Over the last two decades we have developed a community-based approach to tackling endemic issues in India's most marginalised communities.

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Grassroots leadership

Gender
Education

Empowering
Women

900

Grassroots leaders

22k

Public schools

250+

Mahila mandals

1.6M

People reached

400K

Children reached

3k

Members

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Annual Report 2015 - 2016

CORO's Annual Report for the Financial Year 2015-2016

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16 April, 2017

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RTP (Right To Pee) Campaign goes national with a countrywide participation

Coro Admin

23 September, 2016

Single Women Conference in Marathwada

Coro Admin

06 April, 2017

Expanding our reach

Expanding our reach

We have an ambitious growth plan to celebrate 25 years of experience and impact. At a time of great social challenge and debate in India we are well placed to broaden and deepen our impact by expanding our operation, network and geographical reach.

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Shaping India’s future from the ground up

CORO has evolved to become a grassroots-owned organisation: led, shaped and managed predominantly by Dalit and Muslim women and men that live and work in the communities they serve.

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This case is surely a positive step in stopping sexual abuse being perpetrated upon children, although there is still a long way to go. view story >

Meena Raju Manch (MRM) is a Maharashtra state government programme, which has been implemented in Mumbai schools. view story >

Sheela Pawar

Sheela feels that joining the Fellowship was a turning point for her. This is when she created her own identity. view story >

Badrunisa

Her work has spanned 355 women’s groups, comprising 9,700 member women. view story >

North Maharashtra

Only we can change our story. view story >

Ganesh More

Mumbai slum community, many of the women have low-income jobs view story >