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         Welcome to
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About GMCF

Gramin Micro Credit Foundation was founded on 03 November 2015 by Mr. Kumar Neelendu, a well known name in Rural Development Society with a vision to generate opportunities for marginalized section of the society. Our Corporate Identification Number is (CIN) U65100DL2015NPL287037 and our Reg. Licence No. IS 106023. Our authorized share capital is Rs. 1,00,00,000.

Marginalized populations are groups of people who are systematically excluded, disadvantaged, or discriminated against in society due to various factors such as race, ethnicity, gender, religion, socioeconomic status, disability, sexual orientation, or other characteristics. These individuals often face barriers that limit their access to opportunities, resources, and decision-making power, leading to disparities in their social, economic, and political standing.

GMCF is working in the area to remove:

1. Economic Marginalization:

Some populations face limited access to education, healthcare, and job opportunities, leading to poverty and economic inequality.

2. Social Marginalization:

Marginalized groups might experience discrimination, stigmatization, and exclusion from mainstream social activities, leading to isolation and a sense of alienation.

3. Political Marginalization:

Certain populations may be underrepresented or excluded from political processes and decision-making, preventing them from having a voice in shaping policies that affect their lives.

4. Cultural Marginalization:

Minority ethnic and linguistic groups may face cultural marginalization, with their languages, customs, and traditions being disregarded or undervalued.

5. Gender Marginalization:

Women and gender minorities may experience discrimination and limited opportunities in various spheres, including education, employment, and leadership roles.

6. LGBTQ+ Marginalization:

LGBTQ+ individuals may face discrimination, violence, and legal barriers, hindering their full participation and acceptance in society.

7. Disability Marginalization:

Persons with disabilities may encounter physical and social barriers that prevent them from accessing education, employment, and public spaces.



Addressing the issues faced by marginalized populations is crucial for building a just and equitable society. Key steps to promote inclusion and upliftment taken by GMCF includes:

1. Promoting Awareness and Sensitization: Raising awareness about the challenges faced by marginalized communities and fostering empathy and understanding can combat prejudice and discrimination.

2. Advocacy and Policy Change: Advocating for policies that promote equality, human rights, and social justice is vital to creating a more inclusive society.

3. Equitable Access to Education and Healthcare: Ensuring equal access to education and healthcare can empower marginalized individuals to improve their socio-economic prospects and overall well-being.

4. Affirmative Action and Representation: Implementing affirmative action measures and increasing representation of marginalized groups in decision-making bodies can help address systemic imbalances.

5. Community Empowerment: Supporting community-driven initiatives and empowering marginalized groups to take control of their own development can be transformative.

6. Fighting Discrimination and Violence: Combating discrimination, hate crimes, and violence against marginalized communities is essential for their safety and well-being..

7. Investing in Social Programs: Allocating resources for targeted social programs and support services can uplift marginalized populations and bridge gaps in access to opportunities.

8. Promoting Diversity and Inclusivity: Embracing diversity and inclusivity in all sectors of society, including education, employment, and media representation, can challenge stereotypes and promote acceptance.



GMCF has a vision to support more than 1million families in India by 2030,

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