Civic Engagement & Democratic Solidarity
Civic Participation & Institutional Solidarity
Every citizen and institution can participate in public welfare advancement. Remit statutory tax-exempt grants, enlist in our specialized voluntary field cadre, apply for participatory governance membership, directly fund an approved project, or establish a strategic institutional partnership.
Institutional Membership & Social Audit Charter
Sneh is governed through principles of participatory public democracy. We invite public administration experts, retired judiciary and civil service officers, healthcare practitioners, and dedicated community leaders to join our Institutional Social Audit Assembly.
Prerogatives of Assembly Members
- Receive unedited quarterly financial audit dossiers and programmatic outcome reports.
- Participate in the Annual Social Audit Assembly with formal voting rights on community allocation priorities.
- Conduct unannounced peer inspections of remedial learning centers, artisan cooperatives, and referral clinics.
Statutory Eligibility Criteria
- Citizen of the Republic of India with unimpeachable civil standing and no pecuniary conflict of interest.
- Demonstrated professional record of fidelity to constitutional values, child safeguarding, and human rights.
- Annual symbolic institutional maintenance contribution of ₹1,200.
Formal Application Protocol
Transmit professional curriculum vitae and institutional statement of intent to the Governance Committee.