A future where every journey is safe and every life is valued on the road — built through education, advocacy and community action.
“मैं लौट कर आऊंगा” — I will come home safely.
That vow is the heart of Samarpit Margyogi Foundation. Every rider, driver, pedestrian and passenger who steps onto the road is someone's whole world — and every one of them deserves to make it back.
Our mission: to promote road safety through education, advocacy and community involvement — reducing accidents and saving lives, without wasting the Golden Hour.
The first hour after a crash decides who lives. Faster response, better awareness and prepared bystanders turn that hour into second chances — which is why it sits at the centre of everything we do.
The scale is staggering — and the people we lose most are the ones with the least protection.
Figures reflect widely reported national and global road-safety data.
We work at both ends of the problem — changing how people use roads, and how roads are built to protect them.
Community drives, school and campus outreach, and campaigns that build a culture of safe, responsible road use — with a focus on the users most at risk.
Structured programmes for road engineers, contractors and the public — grounded in accident-data analysis and the principles of safer road design.
Identifying and treating accident black spots and championing “forgiving road” design, so a moment's mistake doesn't cost a life.
Awareness drives that reach the people most exposed to road risk — right where their daily journeys begin.
SMF ran a road-safety awareness workshop for factory workers who commute by cycle. Participants' awareness was first assessed through a questionnaire, then followed with practical guidance on safe riding, visibility and protective gear — meeting vulnerable road users exactly where the risk is highest.
In 2021 the United Nations proclaimed the Decade of Action for Road Safety, with a single ambitious goal: to prevent at least half of all road traffic deaths and injuries by 2030. Guided by the World Health Organization, it calls on governments, communities and organisations to build a road system that protects everyone — especially those most at risk.
Samarpit Margyogi Foundation stands with this movement, carrying its goals onto India's streets through education, awareness and action.
Retired Engineer-in-Chief cum Head of Department, UP PWD, Lucknow — bringing a career of highway and infrastructure engineering to the mission for safer roads.
The heart behind the foundation, she leads its community and outreach work — carrying the message of safe journeys to families, schools and neighbourhoods.
Your contribution funds awareness drives, road-safety education and the push for safer road design. Every rupee helps someone keep their promise to return home.
To partner with us on a CSR or community programme, reach out via the contact details below.
