RFP - Call for Implementation Partners (CIP) District-Level Implementation Partnership with NGOs across India

SThree Welfare Services Foundation (STSF)

Apply by: 15 Aug 2026

CALL FOR IMPLMENTATION PARTNERS (CIP) - 2026

District-Level Implementation Partnership with NGOs across India

“One District II One Partner II One Shared Vision”

CIP Reference Number: STSF/CIP/2026/03

Date of Issue: 04/08/2026

Last Date to Apply: 15/08/2026

1. About SThree Welfare Services Foundation

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STSF is a Section 8 company registered under the Indian Companies Act, 2013, founded by a team of five to six seasoned professionals drawn from diverse sectors including education, corporate training, human resources, and community development. STSF's primary mandate is building the capacities of India's youth and delivering meaningful, measurable services to communities.

STSF operates on a "contribution-based model" rather than a traditional charity model — communities and beneficiaries actively co-invest in their own development through nominal, affordable fees. This approach is deliberately chosen over free or heavily subsidized delivery for three reasons:

Eensures long-term financial sustainability of the program without dependence on grants;

Increases beneficiary’s commitment and interest, since paid beneficiaries are demonstrably more likely to receive services regularly than those get services at no cost; and

Allows the program to be replicated at scale across institutions without requiring CSR or donor funding cycles.

Primary focus of STSF is building the capacities of youth and delivering meaningful services to communities. STSF also strives to bridge service providers and service seekers through digital platforms. At the core of STSF’s work is a commitment to promoting models that are financially sustainable and not reliant on external funding.

2. Purpose of this CIP

STSF invites Call for Implementation Partners (CIP) from credible, grassroots NGOs across India, who are interested in partnering for one district each, to jointly design and roll out community need-based / revenue-linked programmes under a defined technical-support model. Only NGOs genuinely interested in, and capable of, executing this specific technicalpartnership model are requested to respond.

3. Thematic Areas Covered

The partnership will cover need-based and revenue-linked community programmes including, but not limited to:

Thematic Area

Indicative Scope

Menstrual Hygiene Program (MHP)

Awareness through monthly sessions and WhatsApp intervention, Live broadcasting with specialised lady doctor to address individual’s menstrual problems, distribution linkage of sanitary products, breaking taboos, adolescent health support.

Financial Literacy Program (FLP)

Savings & banking awareness, digital payments, budgeting, credit literacy, linkage for investment and protection to secure future of families.

Brahmi Farming Program (BFP)

Sustainable/climate-smart medicinal plant farming practices, producer marketing linkages, quality seeds procurement, training of farmers and end to end technical support.

Career Guidance Program (CGP)

Career counselling for inter college students, career pathway mapping, progress tracking.

AI Training Program (ATP)

Foundational AI