Who We Are
Vaastav Foundation is a non-governmental organization (NGO) committed to advocating for the rights and well-being of men and boys. We strive to bring awareness to issues affecting men, challenge societal biases, and ensure gender justice for all.
Our Mission
Our mission is to create a balanced society where men’s concerns are acknowledged and addressed with fairness and empathy. We work tirelessly to support men facing false legal cases, domestic abuse, and mental health struggles, ensuring they have a voice in gender discussions.
What We Do
- Legal Assistance: Helping men navigate false accusations and legal battles.
- Mental Health Support: Providing counseling and emotional support.
- Awareness Campaigns: Educating society about issues like male suicides, domestic violence against men, and gender-biased laws.
- Men’s Helpline: Offering immediate support and guidance through our dedicated helpline 8882 498 498.
Join Us
Vaastav Foundation is more than an organization—it’s a movement. Whether you want to volunteer, contribute, or seek support, we are here for you.
Contact us at 8882 498 498 to learn more.
Amit Deshpande is a men’s rights activist based in Mumbai, India, dedicated to promoting gender equality and addressing issues affecting men. He is the founder and president of the Vaastav Foundation, a non-governmental organization focusing on the well-being of boys and men.
With a background in engineering, Amit has been actively involved in social activism since 2011. Through the Vaastav Foundation, he has initiated various programs, including a suicide helpline exclusively for men (8882 498 498) and weekly counseling sessions in Mumbai to support men facing false legal accusations and mental health challenges.
Amit has also delivered talks at institutions like the Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies and participated in public events such as the Mumbai Marathon to raise awareness about men’s issues. His TEDx talk titled “Need for Men’s Rights” further highlights his advocacy for gender equality.
In addition to his activism, Amit has been featured in various media outlets, discussing topics such as male suicides, domestic violence against men, and the misuse of legal provisions. He continues to work towards creating a more equitable society by addressing the often-overlooked challenges faced by men
