Empowering Lives Through

Transforming Disabilities into Entrepreneurship

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Our Key Values

Guiding Principles for Success

01.

Inclusive Approach

We prioritize inclusivity in all our programs and initiatives, fostering a supportive environment for all.

02.

Skill Enhancement

Focused on improving skills and fostering innovation to create sustainable livelihoods for individuals with disabilities.

03.

Community Engagement

We actively engage with communities to promote understanding and acceptance, ensuring holistic growth and development.

Our Story

Empowering Through Entrepreneurship

At DEAL Foundation, we believe in transforming lives through opportunity, not charity. Founded with a vision to empower individuals with disabilities, we have dedicated ourselves to creating sustainable livelihoods and fostering entrepreneurship. Our journey began in Karnataka, India, where we set out to help people overcome barriers to economic independence. Today, we continue to build resilient communities, enabling individuals to take control of their futures and contribute to society in meaningful ways. This is our story—a story of dignity, hope, and endless possibilities.

Our Offerings

Empowerment Programs and Initiatives

Livelihood Training

Practical skills for sustainable income and livelihood generation.

Tailoring Training

Empowering women through professional tailoring skills.

Horticulture

Organic farming for profitable community development.

Entrepreneurship Programs

Business growth through financial collaboration and support.

Financial Literacy Training

Building financial independence through smart money management.

Our Impact

Facilitate development of a community-based start-up and entrepreneurship model that can
be scaled-up to create sustainable rural livelihoods for 3000 persons with disability and
1000 women members covering 7 taluks, 138 Gram Panchayats and 346 revenue villages across
Gadag district in North Karnataka by 2028.

3,653 people with disabilities completed a sustainable livelihoods survey.

3,043 people with disabilities and 1,275 women trained in disability awareness.

1,549 women and 1,113 people with disabilities trained in financial literacy and leadership.

1,104 people with disabilities and 680 women formed 174 self-help groups.

1,086 people with disabilities and 366 women received financial support.

1,000 people with disabilities and women empowered through Parisara Samridhi.

981 women and 802 people with disabilities engaged in livelihood activities.

531 people with disabilities are shareholders in the Mundargi Cooperative.

Join Us in Creating Change

Get involved in our mission to empower individuals with disabilities through entrepreneurship and skill development.