"Empowering Women. Transforming Communities."
From Bihar's livestock villages to India's urban margins — we build economic independence, legal literacy, and dignified livelihoods for women who power India's rural economy yet remain its most underserved citizens.
OYMOM Foundation's Women Empowerment Programme is positioned at the intersection of livestock livelihoods, rural health, and economic independence — addressing the specific, underserved reality of women in animal husbandry households across Bihar.
Women in these households contribute significantly to India's dairy and livestock economy through milking, fodder management, animal health monitoring, and post-harvest processing. Yet they receive no certification, no income recognition, and no access to formal financial systems.
We change that. Through legally-structured, on-ground programmes, we convert invisible contribution into certified, documented, income-generating skill.
We do not run one-off camps. We build systematic pathways — skill to certificate to livelihood to financial inclusion — with measurable outcomes, auditable fund use, and partnerships with IIADM, PashuSevak Bharat Portal, and ZoonoTrack Bharat for end-to-end beneficiary support.
Each programme is legally permissible under OYMOM Foundation's Memorandum of Association, CSR-eligible under Schedule VII, Companies Act 2013, and designed for measurable, auditable impact.
Structured 15–45 day certified training in livestock care, dairy operations, tailoring, handicrafts, and digital literacy — creating employment-ready women with verifiable credentials.
Workshops enabling women to open Jan Dhan accounts, access MUDRA loans, understand savings, form Self-Help Groups, and participate in India's formal financial economy for the first time.
Village-level legal literacy covering the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (2005), property rights, POCSO, and access to district legal aid — turning awareness into protection.
End-to-end support for women launching dairy, livestock, agro-processing, and rural service micro-enterprises — business planning, MUDRA facilitation, FPO market linkage.
Community health camps covering maternal health, child immunisation, nutrition, and menstrual health — delivered through ASHA/ANM networks with government scheme linkage.
Smartphone usage, UPI payments, DigiLocker, eShram registration, and NandiBaba AI platform training — bridging the rural digital divide for women in livestock households.
Every rupee donated to OYMOM Foundation's Women Empowerment Programme is channelled into legally-auditable, impact-measurable activities. No profit distribution. All funds reinvested into programme delivery across Bihar and beyond.
OYMOM Foundation — Section-8 Not-for-Profit
Full fund utilisation is subject to annual independent audit and MCA filing. Donors receive utilisation reports on request.
OYMOM Foundation is registered under Section-8 of the Companies Act, 2013 (CIN: U74999BR2017PTC036076). No profit is distributed — all surplus is reinvested in charitable activities per our MOA.
Applications are in progress with the Income Tax Department. Upon approval, donors will be eligible for income tax deductions under Section 80G. Receipts are issued for all contributions regardless of 80G status.
Donations are eligible for CSR funding under Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013 — specifically women empowerment, education, health, and livelihood. FCRA application for foreign contributions is in progress.