Bal Bharti Academy
Bal Bharti Academy – Empowering Through Education, Sustainability & Skill Development
Bal Bharti Academy (BBA), established in 1970, is a non-government, non-profit organization registered under the Indian Societies Registration Act, 1860. With a legacy spanning over five decades, BBA has become a trusted national partner for CSR implementation, skill development, education, and community transformation.
Operating across 130+ projects, with a presence in 85+ locations and a team of 5,000+ employees and volunteers, BBA has impacted more than 39,000 lives through its holistic, inclusive development model.
Core Focus Areas
Quality Education
Bridging educational inequality through MOOCs, career guidance ( Ujala), and technology- enabled learning.
Women Empowerment
Programs in menstrual hygiene, handicrafts, pickle making, and vermicomposting—impacting 25,000+ women across India.
Skill & Livelihood Development
Job-linked skilling under DDUGKY, NSDC programs, Japan TITP, retail training for SHI individuals, and disability inclusion projects.
Sustainability & Environment
Large-scale Miyawaki plantations with partners like ONGC, IOCL, BPCL, and urban greening initiatives.
Healthcare & Hygiene
Mobile health camps, menstrual health awareness, and COVID-19 response efforts.
Urban & Rural Infrastructure
Community sheds, Anganwadi upgrades, solar electrification in remote areas, and eco-conscious CSR initiatives.
Our Commitment
Flagship Initiatives
📌Impact at a Glance
- 3200+ youth trained in tourism, hospitality & healthcare
- 25,000+ women empowered with new livelihoods
- 3.4 lakh+ trees planted across India
- Over 500 disabled individuals trained and placed
- 350+ job seekers placed via mega job fairs (Nagaland, BOSCH)
- 51+ students impacted by digital rural education programs (MOOCs)
Certifications & Recognitions
Project Locations
| Rural | Urban |
|---|---|
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Uttar Pradesh |
Delhi NCR |
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Jammu & Kashmir |
Gujarat |
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Nagaland |
Tamil Nadu |
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Mizoram |
Punjab |
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Haryana |
Leh Ladakh |
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Maharashtra |
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Key Collaborators
