Gramin Vikas Kendra

Empowering single women, particularly those from nomadic backgrounds, involves addressing their challenges and fostering overall development. The initiative strives to guide these women in overcoming various issues they may encounter. By providing support and resources, the programme seeks to enhance their self-sufficiency and contribute to their holistic well-being. It stands as a dedicated effort to uplift and assist single women, recognizing the unique circumstances they face and working towards creating a more empowering environment for their personal and collective growth.

The Smata Fellowship Programme is designed to initiate social change within individuals and their chosen fields. The programme focuses on training grassroots workers selected by organisations, fostering awareness about constitutional values, principles, and rights among the public. Its overarching goal is to extend benefits to people through various schemes, contributing to a more informed and empowered society. The fellowship emphasizes creating impactful change both within the fellows themselves and in the communities they serve.

The Single Women and Destitute Children Upliftment Programme, known as the My-Lekru Project, operates across 42 villages in the Karjat-Jamkhed Taluka. The initiative focuses on facilitating access to Government schemes designed for single women and destitute children. Additionally, the programme aims to empower these individuals by providing diverse training opportunities, enabling them to stand on their own feet and fostering self-sufficiency within the community. It serves as a comprehensive effort to uplift and support vulnerable groups in the specified region.

The Nomadic Women's Leadership Development Programme (NWLDP) focuses on empowering women from nomadic and criminal tribes in two villages of Shrigonda Taluka and two villages of Karjat Taluka. The programme aims to provide comprehensive support, including health services, education, self-employment opportunities, and advocacy for women's rights. Through leadership development, it strives to elevate these women, fostering awareness and planning programmes to address their specific needs. By emphasizing holistic development and empowerment, NWLDP contributes to creating a more equitable and informed environment for women in nomadic communities.

The Savitri Women's Problem Registration and Redressal Centre, along with the Legal Aid and Counseling Centre in Shrigonda, Ahmednagar District, focuses on mitigating domestic violence within the community. Its efforts extend to counselling women who have experienced injustice or oppression, advocating for their rights, and guiding them towards overall development. Through various programmes, the centre strives to empower women and develop their leadership skills, fostering a supportive environment for victims of domestic violence to seek assistance and justice.