Under the program of Collaborative Facilitation, NAF has been actively involved in various initiatives in partnership with key government departments and organizations such as UNICEF, Jeevika, Health, Education, Social Welfare, and ICDS. The organization has initiated Master Training Programs to provide skill-based training to women in rural areas and to empower them. NAF has also organized an MHM awareness campaign in 38 model schools in 38 districts of Bihar, in collaboration with UNICEF and BEPC under the program "Mukhymantri Kishori Swasthya Yojna".

NAF has also been involved in organizing various awareness programs and initiatives aimed at improving the health and hygiene of women in the community. In collaboration with the DMI, NAF organized an MHM awareness program in the Bhitharwa block of Champaran district. In partnership with the airport authority of India, NAF organized an MHM awareness program in all slums of Patna. The organization also distributed free rations to 25 thousand households in collaboration with Dainik Bhaskar. Through these initiatives, NAF aims to bring about a positive change in the lives of women and to empower them by providing access to essential resources and services.

NAF, in its quest for sustainable development and impactful change, not only collaborates with big organizations like UNICEF, Jeevika, Health, Education, Social Welfare, and ICDS, but also with small and medium enterprises (SMEs), individuals, and other organizations whose purposes align with NAF's programs. NAF's approach to collaborative facilitation is comprehensive and inclusive, and it strives to bring all stakeholders together to achieve its mission and vision. The foundation recognizes the importance of building partnerships and working together with others to achieve its goals, and this is evident in its commitment to working with various organizations, businesses, and individuals to drive positive change in communities.