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Amiti Social Welfare Society
BHOPAL • SEHORE • MADHYA PRADESH

Advancing preventive healthcare
through community action.

Amiti Welfare Society is a not‑for‑profit organisation working to build a healthy society for all, along with community‑based livelihood opportunities.

SDG 3 Good Health & Well-being
SDG 5 Gender Equality
80G Certified Tax Exemption Eligible
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Sarva Mangal Bhojan Nutrition

WHO WE ARE

About Amiti Welfare Society

Registered as a Society under the Madhya Pradesh Societies Registration Act, Amiti holds the following compliances, enabling corporate and philanthropic partnerships:

  • ✓ Society Registration Number: 01/01/01/19322/08
  • ✓ CSR Form‑1 registration
  • ✓ 12A registration
  • ✓ 80G registration (donations eligible for tax exemption)

Our Vision

A gender‑equitable, healthy society where every individual—especially women and girls—can access preventive healthcare and live with dignity.

Our Mission

Our mission is to:

  • ✓ Strengthen community‑based, preventive and promotive healthcare systems with a special focus on women, adolescents and other underserved groups.
  • ✓ Empower women and girls with knowledge, agency and skills to actively shape decisions about their health, livelihoods and well‑being.
  • ✓ Build sustainable, community‑owned social enterprises and livelihood models, in convergence with NRLM frameworks.
  • ✓ Collaborate with public systems, local institutions, and CSR partners around health, nutrition, mental health, and safety.
WHAT WE DO

Our Core Goals

We design and execute programs that address critical vulnerabilities in healthcare, nutrition, safety, and livelihood security.

Healthcare Program
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Preventive & Promotive Healthcare

Increasing access to regular health screenings, early identification, and referral systems while fostering community awareness on hygiene, nutrition, and mental health.

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Women Empowerment Program
02

Women's Agency & Livelihoods

Organizing and training women as health ambassadors, community mobilizers, and entrepreneurs to build sustainable livelihood models and financial resilience.

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Nutrition Program
03

Safe, Inclusive Community Spaces

Creating supportive, non-discriminatory local environments that provide safe access to essential information, counseling, healthcare, and peer support.

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Community Development Program
04

Systems Convergence & Partnerships

Collaborating closely with government departments, local bodies, and corporates to build sustainable, policy-aligned programs that drive long-term impact.

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CASE IN FOCUS

Featured Initiatives

Real, measurable projects running actively under our core program areas.

Swasthya Bharat Camps Healthcare

Swasthya Bharat Camps

Structured health camps in Bhopal and Sehore districts providing screenings, physician consultations, and essential follow-up support.

50+ Camps Organized
Sarva Mangal Bhojan Vitran Samiti Nutrition

Sarva Mangal Bhojan Vitran Samiti

Providing fresh, nutritious, and freshly prepared meals regularly to cancer patients and their caregivers at Bhopal Cancer Hospital.

7 Yrs Continuous Service
Samman Campaign Relief

Samman Campaign

Seasonal relief and community service distributing food, winter wear, clothes, and footwear to under-resourced families.

Bhopal & Sehore Primary Focus
OUR IMPACT

Voices of the Community

Real stories of change, dignity, and empowerment from our field operations.

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"Before Amiti set up the health camp in our neighborhood, I had no access to regular eye examinations. They diagnosed my early-stage cataract and facilitated my surgery for free. Today, my vision is fully restored."

Rukmani Bai

Beneficiary, Sehore District
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"For low-income families traveling to Bhopal for cancer treatment, managing food is a huge economic stress. The meals provided by the Sarva Mangal Bhojan project let us focus entirely on my son's recovery."

Deepak Sharma

Caregiver at Cancer Hospital
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"Attending the school health seminars organised by Amiti helped my classmates and me understand menstrual health and personal hygiene. It removed the awkwardness and fear we used to hold."

Anjali Verma

Student, Lal Ghati School
Supported By & Associated With

Be Part of the Change

Whether through donation, volunteering, or partnership — every single form of support creates a healthier, more dignified society.

OUR GALLERY

Stories from the Field

A closer look at the people, partnerships and everyday moments that shape Amiti's community work.

COVID-19 Awareness Campaign
COVID-19 Awareness Drive
COVID-19 Awareness Distribution
Public Health Awareness
COVID-19 Safety Awareness
Community Safety Initiative
Health Awareness Camp
Health Awareness Camp
Medical Check-up
Free Medical Consultation
Community Partnership
Community Partnership
Collaborative Healthcare Program
Healthcare Collaboration
Relief Material Distribution
Relief Distribution Drive
Community Distribution
Essential Supplies Distribution
Food Distribution
Community Food Drive
Fruit Distribution
Nutrition Support Initiative
Health Screening
Community Health Screening
Medical Examination
Free Health Check-up
Healthcare Services
Primary Healthcare Services
Award Ceremony
Women's Excellence Award
Recognition Ceremony
Community Recognition Event
Community Outreach
Community Outreach Program
Women's Health Camp
Women's Health & Wellness
Elderly Health Check-up
Senior Citizen Health Camp
School Health Camp
School Health Camp
School Medical Check-up
Student Health Screening
Student Health Check-up
Children's Health Check-up
Medical Examination for Students
Healthcare for Students
Amiti Team
Dedicated Volunteer Team
Community Volunteers
Together for Social Change
Community Workshop
Skill Development Workshop
World Tuberculosis Day Program
World Tuberculosis Day
WHO WE ARE

Our Story & Mission

Serving Madhya Pradesh Since 2008

Amiti Welfare Society is a not‑for‑profit organisation working to build a healthy society for all, along with community‑based livelihood opportunities. Our work is primarily based in Bhopal, Sehore and surrounding regions of Madhya Pradesh, with programmes that combine healthcare access, health awareness, nutrition, mental health, and women’s economic empowerment.

We work hand-in-hand with municipal and state agencies, public systems, local institutions, CSR partners, and civil society to offer integrated, grassroots solutions. Our designs and implementations align directly with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG 5 (Gender Equality).

Compliances & Registrations

  • MP Registration Act Status: Registered Society
  • Society Registration Number: 01/01/01/19322/08
  • CSR Form-1 Registration: Registered (MCA Compliant)
  • 12A Status: Registered (Tax-Exempt Foundation)
  • 80G Certification: Approved (Donations Tax-Exempt)
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Good Health
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Gender Equality
A NOTE FROM OUR FOUNDER

Message from the Founder

When I started Amiti, I wasn't thinking about building an organisation. I simply wanted to help people.

Over time, I realised that some of the biggest health challenges in our communities are not caused by a lack of treatment, but by a lack of awareness. People often don't know when to seek help, what is normal, or where to find reliable information.

Amiti was created to bridge that gap. We believe that healthcare begins with knowledge, conversations and community support. By making preventive healthcare interactive, inclusive and accessible, we hope to empower people to make informed choices for themselves and their families.

This is only the beginning, and we look forward to creating healthier communities together.

Amit Kimtee Founder, Amiti Social Welfare Society

Vision

To create a gender‑equitable, healthy society where every individual- especially women and girls- can access preventive healthcare, live with dignity, and participate fully in social and economic life, regardless of their socio‑economic background.

UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

1 No Poverty
2 Zero Hunger
3 Good Health
4 Quality Education
5 Gender Equality
6 Clean Water
7 Clean Energy
8 Decent Work
9 Industry & Infra
10 Reduced Inequal.
11 Sustainable Cities
12 Responsible Cons.
13 Climate Action
14 Life Below Water
15 Life on Land
16 Peace & Justice
17 Partnerships

Mission

Our mission is to:

  • ✓ Strengthen community‑based, preventive and promotive healthcare systems with a special focus on women, adolescents and other underserved groups.
  • ✓ Empower women and girls with knowledge, agency and skills so they can actively shape decisions about their health, livelihoods and well‑being.
  • ✓ Build sustainable, community‑owned social enterprises and livelihood models, in convergence with National Rural Livelihoods Mission (NRLM) frameworks and women‑centric government schemes.
  • ✓ Collaborate with public systems, local institutions, CSR partners and civil society to offer integrated solutions around health, nutrition, mental health, safety and economic resilience, in line with the Ministry of Women and Child Development’s mandate for holistic development of women and children.

Our Core Goals

Preventive & Promotive Healthcare

  • ✓ Increase access to regular health screening, early identification and timely referral for women, adolescents, children and vulnerable groups.
  • ✓ Strengthen community awareness on nutrition, menstrual health, mental health, and non‑communicable diseases, aligned with SDG 3 targets.

Women’s Agency & Livelihoods

  • ✓ Organise and capacitate women (including SHG members) as health ambassadors, community mobilisers and micro‑entrepreneurs, in the spirit of DAY‑NRLM.
  • ✓ Build market‑linked, sustainable livelihood opportunities that enhance women’s income, decision‑making power and financial resilience.

Safe, Inclusive Spaces

  • ✓ Create and nurture safe physical and social spaces in communities where women, adolescents and vulnerable groups can access information, counselling, and care.
  • ✓ Integrate principles of dignity, non‑discrimination and gender‑sensitivity, complementing WCD initiatives.

Systems Convergence

  • ✓ Forge strong partnerships with government departments (Health, WCD, Rural Development/NRLM), local bodies, and corporates to scale interventions.
  • ✓ Align programme design and impact measurement with SDGs, national health priorities and women‑centric schemes.

Thematic Focus and Alignment

Preventive healthcare and health literacy

School‑ and community‑based camps, screenings and awareness on physical and mental health, hygiene, nutrition and lifestyle diseases.

Focus on early detection and counselling rather than only episodic curative care.

Women‑centred health and livelihoods

Programmes that place women at the centre as decision‑makers, care‑seekers and community resource persons, echoing NRLM’s focus on women‑led SHGs and enterprises.

Livelihood interventions (e.g., stitching and other skills) linked to dignified work, local demand and social impact.

Convergence with Government priorities

Alignment with SDG 3 and 5; National Health Mission priorities on maternal, adolescent and mental health; and WCD schemes on nutrition, safety and empowerment.

Scope for direct CSR‑supported pilots that can later be absorbed or scaled in partnership with government systems.

Our Journey Timeline

A path of consistent, trust-driven growth and commitment.

2008

Inception & Foundation

Amiti Welfare Society was registered under the M.P. Societies Registration Act. We launched our first primary healthcare camp in Lal Ghati with local volunteer doctors.

2012

Expanding Outreach

Conducted our 50th health camp and set up diagnostic channels for rural districts, focusing heavily on primary checks for adolescent girls.

2017

Sarva Mangal Bhojan Launched

Seeing the nutrition challenges of cancer patients and caregivers, we launched the continuous daily meal drive at Cancer Hospital, Bhopal.

2020

Pandemic Response & Awareness

Shifted resources to COVID-19 relief, mask distribution, sanitation workshops, and facilitated vaccine drives with public health authorities.

2026

New Flagship Initiatives

Obtained MCA CSR Form-1. Design and expansion of The Health Lab and The MENSES Project across Bhopal and Sehore districts.

Leadership & Team

The governing members and administrative experts driving Amiti's vision and structural compliance.

Dr. Siddharth Kimtee

Dr. Siddharth Kimtee

President

Leading administrative governance and healthcare strategy coordination.

Ishaan Jain

Ishaan Jain

Vice President

Driving operational alignment and community liaison networking.

Ankur Gupta

Ankur Gupta

Secretary

Managing institutional linkages, compliance filings, and records.

Khushi Gupta

Khushi Gupta

Joint Secretary

Coordinating field actions, schools outreach, and volunteer channels.

Ishani Kimtee

Ishani Kimtee

Treasurer

Overseeing finance audits, donor transparent reports, and project budgets.

Nitesh Choradia

Nitesh Choradia

Member

Advising on legal compliance and corporate CSR partnerships.

Dr. Shivam Bhandari

Dr. Shivam Bhandari

Member

Coordinating medical partnerships, doctors registry, and camp consults.

Backed by 200+ healthcare professionals, community resource persons, and volunteers.

Resources & Reports

We publish our statutory filings, registrations, and annual reports to maintain transparency with our stakeholders and public systems.

Annual Reports

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Annual Report 2025-26 PDF (3.4 MB) • Active Year
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Annual Report 2024-25 PDF (3.1 MB)
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Annual Report 2023-24 PDF (2.8 MB)

12A & 80G Certificates

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80G Registration Certificate PDF (1.2 MB) • Tax Deductible
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12A Registration Order PDF (1.1 MB) • Income Tax Exemption
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MCA CSR Form-1 Approval PDF (950 KB) • Corporate Partnerships

Statutory Documents

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Income Tax Return AY 2025-26 PDF (1.5 MB) • Filed
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M.P. Society Registration Certificate PDF (2.1 MB) • Certified copy
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PAN & TAN Cards PDF (720 KB) • Identity Documents

Future Goals (2026-28)

01

Mobile Clinic Van

Acquiring and deploying a custom medical van to reach deep forest-villages in Sehore district weekly.

02

MENSES Center

Setting up permanent, safe spaces in schools for adolescent sanitary counselling and supply distribution.

03

Livelihood Linking

Training self-help groups in sanitary napkin packaging and basic health check assistant roles.

OUR WORK IN DEPTH

Programmes & Projects

We design and execute integrated solutions across four thematic programmes, implemented through active, local projects.

Our Thematic Programmes

Our high-level strategy is structured into four core thematic frameworks.

01 Preventive & Promotive Healthcare

  • ✓ Increase access to regular health screening, early identification and timely referral for women, adolescents, children and vulnerable groups.
  • ✓ Strengthen community awareness on nutrition, menstrual health, mental health, and non‑communicable diseases, aligned with SDG 3 targets on maternal health, NCDs and mental well‑being.

02 Women's Agency & Livelihoods

  • ✓ Organise and capacitate women (including SHG members) as health ambassadors, community mobilisers and micro‑entrepreneurs in health‑linked and other livelihood value chains, in the spirit of DAY‑NRLM’s women‑centred SHG model.
  • ✓ Build market‑linked, sustainable livelihood opportunities that enhance women’s income, decision‑making power and financial resilience.

03 Safe, Inclusive Community Spaces

  • ✓ Create and nurture safe physical and social spaces in communities where women, adolescents and vulnerable groups can access information, counselling, healthcare and peer support.
  • ✓ Integrate principles of dignity, non‑discrimination and gender‑sensitivity in all programmes, complementing WCD initiatives around safety, protection, health and nutrition for women and children.

04 Systems Convergence & Partnerships

  • ✓ Forge strong partnerships with government departments (Health, WCD, Rural Development/NRLM), local bodies, educational institutions and corporates to scale impactful, evidence‑based interventions.
  • ✓ Align programme design and impact measurement with SDGs, national health priorities and women‑centric schemes to ensure long‑term sustainability and policy relevance.
OUR FIELD INTERVENTIONS

Our Active Projects

Explore specific, local projects implemented under our thematic frameworks to drive real-world impact.

Swasthya Bharat Camps Healthcare

Swasthya Bharat Camps

Program: Primary Healthcare

Amiti Healthcare conducts structured health camps in collaboration with partners such as Shreedhi Milk, Mittal Group of Colleges and local schools in and around Bhopal and nearby districts.

Process & Reach:
  • Initial screening & baseline data collection
  • On-site consultations with physicians
  • Referrals, follow-ups, and corrective aids
  • Screened in 50+ educational institutes
Bhopal & Sehore
Samman Campaign Relief & Welfare

Samman Campaign

Program: Community Service

The “Samman Campaign” responds to acute seasonal and economic vulnerabilities in Bhopal and Sehore.

Relief Deliverables:
  • Distribution of food, clothes, and footwear
  • Punjab Boot House resource partnerships
  • Sheroes collective community coordination
  • Focus on dignity during weather extremes
Districts Wide
COVID-19 Awareness Healthcare

COVID-19 Awareness & Education

Program: Health Literacy

During the COVID‑19 pandemic, Amiti led comprehensive awareness and behaviour‑change efforts to manage the pandemic at the last mile.

Key Initiatives:
  • Respiratory hygiene & safety workshops
  • Symptom recognition & home care advice
  • Addressing vaccine hesitancy & trust building
  • Partnership with local health authorities
Bhopal & Sehore
Cancer hospital meals Nutrition & Dignity

Sarva Mangal Bhojan Vitran

Program: Nutrition and Dignity

For the past seven years, Amiti has run the Sarva Mangal Bhojan Vitran initiative at the Cancer Hospital in Bhopal: nutritious, freshly prepared meals are regularly provided to cancer patients and their caregivers.

Key Details:
  • Continuous operations for past 7 years
  • Located at Cancer Hospital, Bhopal
  • Volunteer-led meal preparation & distribution
  • Reduces economic burden on rural families
Cancer Hospital Bhopal
The MENSES Project Women Empowerment UPCOMING FLAGSHIP

The MENSES Project

Program: Women's Health & Rights

The MENSES Project is Amiti’s flagship upcoming initiative on women‑centred preventive healthcare, menstrual health, reproductive health literacy, and overall well‑being of adolescent girls and women.

Interventions (In Design):
  • School- and community-based counselling
  • Linkages with public primary health services
  • Livelihood tie-ins via product distribution
  • Convergence with WCD adolescent schemes
Bhopal & Sehore
The Health Lab Healthcare FLAGSHIP PROGRAM

The Health Lab

Program: Interactive Awareness

The Health Lab is Amiti's flagship interactive community healthcare awareness programme designed to make preventive healthcare engaging, accessible and conversation-driven.

Editions Offered:
  • School Edition: puberty, body literacy, mental health
  • Sports Edition: athletic nutrition, mental resilience
  • Menopause Edition: midlife, bone health, healthy ageing
  • Facilitated by psychologists & educators
Bhopal & Sehore
Featured Opportunity

Mental Health Internship Program

Gain Hands-on Experience in Community Mental Health Advocacy & Public Health

Program Overview

Our Mental Health Internship Program offers students and young professionals an opportunity to gain meaningful exposure to community mental healthcare through a blend of clinical observation, fieldwork, and public health initiatives.

What You'll Experience

  • Clinical Exposure: Observe and learn alongside experienced psychiatrists, gaining insight into mental health practice and patient care.
  • Field Experience: Participate in community outreach, awareness camps, and mental health education initiatives across schools, colleges, sports clubs, and community settings.
  • Work with the Amiti Team: Collaborate with our multidisciplinary team to design, facilitate, and evaluate mental health awareness programs.
  • Skill Development: Build practical skills in psychoeducation, community engagement, communication, program planning, and behaviour change interventions.
  • Real-World Learning: Understand how preventive mental healthcare can be delivered outside clinical settings through evidence-based, community-centred approaches.

Eligibility Details

  • Pursuing Undergraduate (UG) or Postgraduate (PG) degrees in Psychology, Applied Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Psychiatric Social Work, or Human Development.
  • Young professionals, practitioners, and counseling aspirants looking for field-level community mental health exposure.
  • Candidates with a strong interest in public health, community service, and mental health advocacy.
  • Typically requires a minimum commitment of 4-8 weeks.
Program Details
Duration Flexible options of 1-month or 2-month cohorts
Mode Hybrid (Fieldwork in Bhopal & Sehore + clinical observership + online mentoring)
Clinical Observership Weekly observation sessions with registered psychiatrists & therapists
Mentorship Dedicated feedback sessions supervised by qualified psychologists
Recognition Certificate of Completion & Letter of Recommendation (LOR)

Ready to Make an Impact?

Measurable Program Outcomes

100+ Communities Served
20k+ Medicines Distributed
1M+ Estimated Lives Impacted
JOIN THE WORK

Every Form of Support Matters

We welcome donors, volunteers, CSR partners, and institutional collaborations to build a healthier society.

Volunteer

Join a community of 200+ doctors, nurses, student helpers, and local managers. Lend your professional skills, clinic time, or social media expertise.

✓ Open to All Backgrounds

CSR & Institutional

Designed for corporate foundations, public boards, and healthcare companies. We offer project audits, structured reporting, and full CSR Form-1 compliance.

✓ CSR Form-1 Registered

Programme Briefs

Learn more about our methodology, budget distribution, case studies, and compliance filings through our compiled booklet.

✓ Downloadable Summary Book
REACH US

Contact Amiti

We would love to hear from you. Get in touch directly, send a message, or visit our office.

Registered Address

D-1, C Sector, Vijay Nagar, Lal Ghati,
Bhopal – 462030, Madhya Pradesh, India

Email Address

info@amitihealthcare.org

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We welcome queries regarding institutional grant designs, diagnostic clinic equipment sponsorships, and CSR pilot projects. We can prepare and submit detailed project proposal drafts within 5 business days.

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Office Location

Amiti Social Welfare Society Vijay Nagar, Lal Ghati, Bhopal
Coordinates: 23.2843° N, 77.3629° E
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