Transforming dreams into reality

Improving the lives of women and children, with holistic development opportunities and a focus on health, education, and empowerment.

Our Vision

Nand Ghar is committed to the Prime Minister's national vision of eradicating child malnutrition, providing education and healthcare, and empowering women with skill development.

Our Mission

Transforming the lives of 80 mn children and 20 mn women across 1.37 mn Anganwadis in India through Nand Ghars.

Fulfilling our honourable Prime Minister's commitment towards Swacch Bharat, Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, and Startup India by equipping Nand Ghars with televisions for e-learning, solar panels for reliable power, safe drinking water, and clean toilets.

Our Modernised Anganwadis

We aim to transform the Anganwadi network with modern infrastructure and a bouquet of integrated services including e-learning for children, primary healthcare services, and economic empowerment of women.

This model of state-of-the-art Anganwadi will function as an education and health centre for children in the morning and as a skill development training centre for women in the second half. The Nand Ghar project has shown a remarkable improvement in learning abilities and school-readiness in children as we deploy e-learning modules and playful learning for education in collaboration with world-class partners. With an integrated approach, Nand Ghars are ensuring women undergo entrepreneurship training, to start their micro-enterprises and provide credit linkages, thereby providing an excellent opportunity to transform the lives of millions of women in the coming years.

To transform the lives of women and children, 13,000+ Nand Ghars have been set up across 16 states in India, and recently Vedanta signed an MOU with the Government of Rajasthan to develop 25,000 Nand Ghars across the state.

Through our flagship project, Nand Ghar, we are committed to fulfilling Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of eradicating child malnutrition, providing education and healthcare, and empowering rural women through skill development. I have no doubt in my mind that Nand Ghar will continue to create a better tomorrow for the mother and the child at the grassroots level.

Anil Agarwal Chairman Vedanta Limited

The state-of–the-art technology and infrastructure make Nand Ghar a model resource centre for the community. Some of the key features are:

  • Green Field Model: Constructed using the latest Schnell technology, which is earthquake resistant and fireproof
  • Brown Field Model: Renovated and redesigned existing Anganwadi structures and converted into Nand Ghars
  • Rented Nand Ghars: Renovated and redesigned rented Anganwadis and converted into Nand Ghars
  • Porta Nand Ghars: Created a one-of-a kind porta cabin center to cater to urban population
  • Solar Panels and Grid Connection: 24/7 electricity for essential facilities
  • Toilets: For healthy sanitation and inculcating behavioral changes
  • Smart TV and Tablets: E-Learning through 40 weeks of scientific curriculum for children
  • Water Purifiers: Access to safe drinking water
  • Education Materials: Smart Kits provided to support linguistic, cognitive, motor skills, etc.

The Nand Ghar will function as an education and health centre for children in the morning, and as an entrepreneurship training centre for women in the second half. The centre provides:

  • Pre-school education to children (3-6 years) through e-learning, BaLA designs, and smart kits
  • Facilitating nutritious hot cooked meals for children and pregnant & lactating women, while strengthening the existing Government systems of service delivery
  • Provision of millet-based supplements at Nand Ghars to complement the nutrition among children
  • Access to primary healthcare through systems strengthening and regular health camps
  • Women empowerment through skill training, credit linkage, and entrepreneurship development along with linkage to schemes
  • Mobilising various community engagement activities such as VHSNC meetings, immunisation, vaccination, parent-teacher meetings, etc.
  • Systemic strengthening of government-run initiatives by supporting ICDS and other departments
  • Engaging important members of the community in the activities of the Nand Ghar through Nand Ghar Committees, Women's Groups, Youth Clubs, etc. to inculcate community ownership
  • Development of 'Poshan Vatikas' at Nand Ghars to ensure nutritious food to children and 'Grih Vatikas' to promote community-level nutrition
  • Partnerships and convergences with national as well as local agencies in different geographies to bring in expert knowledge in the field
  • Promoting global as well as local volunteering programs at Nand Ghars

Nand Ghar
Impact Created

13,000 +

Nand Ghars across 16 states

4,00,000 +

Children Aged 0-6 Years Beneficiaries

1,50,000+

Pregnant Women Beneficiaries

3,00,000 +

Women Empowerment Program Beneficiaries

100%

Access to Clean Drinking Water

100%

Access to Electricity through Solar Panels or Grid Electricity

Nand Ghar Partners

Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi
Hon'ble PM visiting Nand Ghar model in Varanasi, UP
Smt. Annapurna Devi, Hon’ble Minister of Women & Child Development (India)
Recognition of the Nand Ghar model at national level, with a shared commitment to strengthen collaboration between the Ministry and Nand Ghar for continued scale-up.
Sh. G Kishan Reddy - Mines Minister of India
Inauguration of Nand Ghars in Hyderabad
Sh. Devendra Fadnavis – Chief Minister, Maharashtra
Supported the MoU signing in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra to establish Nand Ghars in the district
Smt. Diya Kumari – Deputy Chief Minister, Rajasthan
Appreciated the Nand Ghar model’s inclusive design, community impact, and its alignment with national priorities.
Smt. Anandiben Patel – Governor, Uttar Pradesh
Commended the millet-based nutrition initiative for its alignment with national efforts to combat malnutrition and improve child health outcomes