About Us

Bamboo House India, a Hyderabad-based social enterprise founded in 2006, began with a simple idea: building homes with bamboo. Today, it has evolved into a movement that partners with marginalized communities — including refugees, prisoners, sex workers, juveniles, survivors of child sexual abuse, and marginalized women — to transform natural and discarded materials into homes, furniture, and lifestyle products and many more Through sustainable housing, upcycled creations, and green livelihoods, we prove that compassion, innovation, and circular economy principles can drive lasting social and environmental change.

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Green and circular products crafted by the marginalized communities we empower.

Our Impact in Numbers

Crafting a future rooted in green innovation, social inclusion, and circular economy solutions that restore balance between people and planet.

Recycled
Tons Waste Circulated
50000 +
Constructed
Products Developed
100 +
Served
Locations Served
50 +
Touched
Lives Touched
25000 +

Communities We Empower

Empowering marginalized communities through livelihoods built from natural and discarded materials.

A woman posing for a camera in a natural setting
Sex Workers
A old lady sitting outside a tent
Refugees
A woman tailoring fabric as part of a livelihood training program using natural and discarded materials.
Self Help Groups
A smiling tribal woman posing for camera at her cosy village home
Tribal Communities
Women prisoners
Prisoners
A woman holding her baby
Historically Marginalized Communities
A girl sitting calmly with a cup in hand on a wall bench
Child Sex Abuse Survivors (POCSO)
A little girl posing for a camera
Juveniles in Conflict with Law
A woman carrying waste on her back from a dumpyard
Waste Pickers

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Media Coverages of Bamboo House India's Social Innovations

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