Rural Development Council

The organisation focuses on enhancing education and literacy rates among tribal children, with a special emphasis on girls' education, while also addressing issues like child labour and child marriages. Through various strategies such as parental awareness campaigns and supplementary education programs, it aims to improve access to basic needs and government welfare schemes for target communities. It has established evening study centres in operational villages, benefiting hundreds of school-going children, and has set up a resourceful library to promote literacy and learning. Additionally, the organisation provides support to deserving students, ensuring they continue their education without interruption, and offers personal involvement with families, especially during challenging times like the pandemic, providing provisions, medical support, counselling, and in-person visits to ensure their well-being and education.

The organisation focuses on improving healthcare access for tribal communities across 123 villages through a mobile medical unit supported by the National Health Mission. Services include free health check-ups for pregnant and lactating mothers, nutritional supplements, and special medical camps to address prevalent health issues like malnutrition and anaemia. Additionally, they conduct health awareness camps, promote healthy habits, and collaborate with primary health centres to enhance healthcare initiatives. Another initiative, "Home Again," provides inclusive living spaces and supportive services for people with psychosocial disabilities, promoting community integration and well-being without being considered a mental health establishment.