Rest of My Family

Through this programme, artists can collaborate with the organisation to promote and share the story of a tribal or rural community, using their art form. The Forgotten Songs collective is a project under this programme. The Forgotten Songs collective is a multi-media art collective, launched to preserve fading tribal and folk music and culture of India. It operates through collaborations with musicians, visual artists, filmmakers and other creative artists.

Vardhana, an education sponsorship programme by Rest Of My Family, aims to empower bright and underprivileged children to complete their education at any stage, from school to post-graduation. The programme operates in Karnataka, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, and Assam, reaching out to as many children as possible. Supported by Kara Foundation, Delhivery, and individual contributors, Vardhana provides financial assistance to students until they can complete their education. Support is exclusively offered to children from below poverty line (BPL) families who have achieved a minimum score of 70% in their last two academic years.

Aims to enhance the health conditions of tribal communities in Bastar, Chattisgarh through two main initiatives. Firstly, Medical Camp Drives are conducted in remote and inaccessible villages to diagnose and treat vulnerable and neglected patients. This helps to address their medical needs and provide necessary healthcare services. Secondly, an Anemia Alleviation Scheme has been implemented to combat malnutrition and anaemia among children by providing nutritional supplements and medical attention. The goal is to eliminate these health issues at an early age and prevent the development of related illnesses in the long run.