Kids in rural India walk miles to reach the nearest school, often carrying their books in thin plastic bags. In the school, they often sit on the floor without the aid of desks. Over time, this leads to poor posture, eyesight problems and even bad handwriting.

Aarambh, a Mumbai based NGO, developed Helpdesk, which is a portable desk and school bag made out of recycled cardpaper. Also, the manufacturing of Helpdesks provides employment to the youth of these villages. Flutur has partnered with Aarambh to distribute more Helpdesks, so that every child has a school bag and a desk to study on.

Over 80% of menstruating women in rural India use un-sanitised cloth, ashes and husk sand. This leads to various diseases such as cervical cancer, uterus infection and skin cancer. Incidents of reproductive tract infection is an alarming 70% more common among these women.

Har Hath Kalam is an NGO that is on a mission is to create awareness against such unhygienic menstruation practices. Kalam manufactures low cost, biodegradable, ultra thin sanitary napkins and distributes the napkins in medical centers across villages in North India. Flutur supports the Kalam mission by donating sanitary napkins

Karauli district is amongst the 100 most backward districts in India. Due to falling groundwater levels, productivity of agriculture and livestock rearing have fallen drastically. Frequent droughts have added to the plight of the people.

To recharge ground water and restore ecology of Karauli, Tarun Bharat Sangh (TBS) is building 60 rainwater harvesting structures in the district. This would increase the income of each household by 150%. Flutur is contributing, albeit in small way, by raising funds for the project. Till date, TBS has built over 450 rainwater harvesting structures across 1,200 semi-arid villages in Rajasthan.