The social wing of Jyoti Nivas College is actively involved in the rehabilitation and support of marginalised women and is one of the key sponsors to the NGO "Sangraha".

Sangraha
Sangraha is a Non-Governmental organization run by Sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes. It began in the year 1993 in Ramamurthy Nagar.'Sangraha' means "Bringing people to a home".Sangraha is involved in Seven slums and various apostolates mainly temporary shelter and rehabilitation for the poor women/ young girls in crisis especially unwed mothers/ single mothers and battered women.

Sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes render the following services to the people of our locality:
*Centre for Women in Distress: Battered women, runaway girls, distressed women, unwed mothers, widows, poor and needy women Counseling, skill training, life coping skills, job placement and rehabilitation Broken families.
*Slum Development: Formation of self-help groups(SHG) 3 SHG Federation Skill training in tailoring, embroidery Value based education for women Legal mobile clinics and paralegal clinics Right to information (RTI) Community health programmes, health camps, eye camps Issue based programmes Staff meetings once in two months Housing scheme.
*Construction Workers Children: Coaching classes for the school going children National and Religious festival celebrations and cultural activities Saving scheme for school going children Value Education Providing nutritional food Recreational activities Summer camp.
*Physically Challenged Persons: Taping Government resources for job placement. To obtain pension. To obtain bus pass, etc.
*Poor Widows: Taping Government resources for job placement. To obtain pension. To obtain pension, medical help, etc.
*Networking with Government and Non-Governmental Organizations Pastoral Work: Visiting the families Communion distribution to the sick and elderly.
*Taking care of 24 Orphans and HIV infected boys and 23 -24 paitents in our hospital.
* Sangraha School for the school for dropouts in a slum at Ramamurthy Nagar.