About Us
Shree Shakti Consciousness Foundation Focuses on Adopting Underprivileged Communities to Nurture Them for a Self-Reliant Tomorrow
Our Aim
Shree Shakti Consciousness Foundation’s aim is to identify and adopt underprivileged communities for nurturing and empowering them so that they may eventually become self – reliant
Our Story
Shree Shakti Consciousness Foundation (SSCF) was born out of a deep sense of compassion and a calling to serve humanity. Long before SSCF's official inception in 2006, our founders, Shri Umeshwar Shrivastav and Smt. Samiksha Shrivastav, were quietly making a difference. They spent their time feeding the hungry, distributing blankets to those seeking shelter on railway platforms in chilling winters, and offering financial support to the needy for medical care.
But as they continued their selfless work, it became clear—there were far too many people in need, and their individual efforts, though heartfelt, were not enough. They realized that true impact required collective action. It was this vision that led to the formation of SSCF, an organization dedicated to bringing people together for a common cause: to uplift those in need and extend a helping hand to as many lives as possible.
Since then, SSCF has been a beacon of hope, driven by the belief that together, we can make a greater difference.
A Non-profit organization, registered under the Societies Registration Act of 1860 and U/S 12A & 80G(5)(vi) of IT Act 1961 and The Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 1976(FCRA).
Community Care in adopted underprivileged communities is extended through Shree Shakti Consciousness Foundation’s 4 Pillar Program focusing on Healthcare, Nutrition, Digital Literacy and Women Empowerment.
Our Vision
Our Primary Focus is on Community Adoption, Development,
Empowerment and Environment Conservation
Shree Shakti Consciousness Foundation’s vision is to catalyze a positive sustainable development within underprivileged communities of the country so as to make the said communities self – reliant. This change can only be achieved by large participations in community care aiding in bridging the divide which takes away access of the underprivileged to basic amenities.
