The Centre for Advocacy and Research (CFAR) is a non-profit organization, founded in January 1998 is committed to advancing the welfare of the poor and improving the quality of life of vulnerable and marginalized groups.
The District Magistrate (South, Delhi) felicitated CFAR for establishing six Self Help Groups for domestic workers and registering them under the National Urban Livelihood Mission. Proud moment as our Helpdesk & Single Window Forum members received certificate of appreciation from the Women and Child Development Department at the Khishori Mela. CFAR was recognized as the best NGO partner for empowering urban poor communities with health & nutrition services. On the occasion of the 14th National Voters' Day, the District Collector of Ajmer, in collaboration with the District Election Office Ajmer, felicitated CFAR. CFAR received recognition in the "Best NGO" category for its commendable efforts in motivating and facilitating diverse community groups to register themselves as voters of the nation.
Ms. Amita Puri has worked in the areas of child rights, gender, livelihoods, and Business and Human Rights. Her roles have included developing organizational sustainability strategies, promoting and influencing philanthropy for social justice issues, and supporting the development of an ecosystem for it. She has also worked directly with communities as well as with grantees to facilitate change, been involved in capacity building and institution strengthening work, and collaborated on models and partnerships with diverse stakeholders. Currently, she is providing social services in fundraising, strategy development, institutional strengthening, and resource management.