It is common knowledge that the benefits of the nation’s growth have not reached out to a vast section of the society. These “marginalized” members, in fact form a sizable part of our total population and unless they are not included in the mainstream economy, the growth of our nation shall remain lopsided and, therefore, unsustainable. Sharing this common concern was a group of people from diverse backgrounds and professional disciplines who then founded PSP to serve as a vehicle for `inclusive growth’ by bringing the “isolated” members into the ambit of the mainstream economy.

The collective experience, insight and diverse perspectives of the founders have been the foundation of our belief that welfare and empowerment of children and women, especially of the marginalized communities, are critical for bridging the societal disparities and alleviating poverty. They have also been the source of our holistic approach to development and in creating the framework necessary to meet the central goal of the organization.