For a mother who has spent her entire life loving and raising her child, being beaten and mercilessly thrown out onto the streets by her own son is too heartbreaking to overcome. But this is a common story among the elderly residents of the Guru Vishram Vridh Ashram. “I’ve seen mothers in old and torn clothes, their bodies smelling and their hands and feet rotting and covered in maggots,” shares Dr. G.P. Bhagat, founder of the ashram. These abandoned elderly men and women lay starving on the streets hoping for someone to rescue them from their suffering. But most people walk past them without a second glance. “Like this”, Dr. Bhagat explains, “many elders die on the roads.”Since 2003, SHEOWS (Saint Hardyal Educational and Orphans Welfare Society) has rescued over 10,000 elderly people from the streets and given them a home with care and support. The elderly staying at the ashram have all been abandoned by their families and have nowhere else to live. Your support can give them comfort after their abandonment. Donate now.Donate easily through UPI, all debit/credit cards and net banking. Charitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India), &amp; 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (USA). Safe and loving homeFor 20 years, SHEOWS has been providing free shelter, nutritious food three times a day, clothing, medical care, recreation activities and emotional support to abused and disabled elderly people rescued from the streets of Delhi. The Guru Vishram Vridh Ashram has a dedicated rescue team that saves the elderly from the streets and gives them immediate medical care upon their arrival at the home. To tend to the multiple health complications of the seniors, the home has a medical facility with doctors and nurses, a physiotherapy unit, a pathology lab, a digital X-ray monitoring machine and a pharmacy to provide 24-hour care to older adults anytime they require assistance, even during emergencies. Dr. Bhagat prioritizes the health of the seniors and ensures that they receive three balanced meals a day based on their precise health requirements. Need for the fundraiserThe humanitarian mission of SHEOWS is making an impact in the area, as more and more people are being rescued and brought to Guru Vishram Vridh Ashram. To meet the financial costs of running the home, SHEOWS needs support to continue providing the residents with all the facilities that they need. This includes constant care and round-the-clock medical attention, nutritious food and maintaining a hygienic environment to keep the seniors in comfort and good health. Dr. Bhagat explains that as the number of residents is increasing, SHEOWS needs support for food and medicines. “I request you to help these elderly parents lead a peaceful life.”Donate now to help Dr. Bhagat continue caring for the 500 destitute elderly and giving them shelter, food, medical care and the will to carry on living despite their tragic abandonment by their families. Your support will enable SHEOWS to keep serving abandoned senior citizens and help them recover from the trauma of abandonment and life on the streets. “I have been serving these elderly as if they were my own parents”, shares Dr. Bhagat. “I want only one thing - their tears should vanish and they should have a smile on their faces.” To help Dr. Bhagat achieve this dream, your support is critical. Donate now to help SHEOWS care for more abandoned elderly. Donate to this fundraiser by Give, India’s largest online donation platform, to support SHEOWS in their mission to rescue the abandoned elderly from the streets and give them shelter, food, medical care, recreational activities and emotional support.

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In the dark and dingy alleys of red light areas, injustice, pain and suffering run rampant. And the worst affected are the children who grow up in red-light areas and are subjected to constant abuse and violence. “The sight of a 12-year-old girl being gang-raped by a group of men near a house l haunts me to this date. I was filled with anguish and resolved to do something,” says Girish Kulkarni who has made it his life’s mission to rescue children from red light areas and give them a safe and secure childhood. In the last 3 decades Girish has saved over 1100 girls from a life of abuse in red-light areas, giving them a loving home, education and medical care. He has further supported over 20,000 children with a better life.Sadly, 250 of the children rescued from abuse and exploitation are HIV positive. The high cost of medication has left Girish struggling for funds. Your support can help him provide these children with the care and upbringing they need. Donate now.Donate easily through UPI, all debit/credit cards and net banking. Charitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India), &amp; 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (USA). A movement to protect vulnerable children“Growing up in Ahmednagar, the experiences I had as a child witnessing the horrors of sex trade defined the path of my life. I had even seen my friend’s 15-year-old sister and 70-year-old grandmother being forced to do sex work for the price of a cup of tea”, recalls Girish. “I started by merely feeding and teaching children of sex workers initially with the intention of giving them some respite from the horrors of life of abuse in red-light areas. Gradually more and more mothers started coming to me and asked me to take their children away, even if it was just for a couple of hours,” he further adds.The work that Girish started in his youth gradually grew to become a movement, with many more joining his cause. His NGO Snehalaya to date has transformed the lives of millions. Girish’s work is crucial for the survival and safety of vulnerable children of sex workers. Snehalaya is almost entirely dependent on donations from the public and your support can strengthen his mission to save children most in need. Donate generously.The horrors of life in red light areas“The cruelty and abuse that children as young as 6 or 7 years of age face is something that I can’t explain in words. Young daughters of sex workers are made to watch their mothers being raped, are brutally assaulted and forced into sex work. No child deserves to grow like this, Girish says in anguish.Sad reality of life for children growing up in red light areas is that they are deprived of even the most basic needs like proper food, safety and education. Moreover, a majority of children rescued by Girish are diagnosed HIV positive. The task of securing medication, providing them quality education and much needed nutrition is one that requires constant support from donors. Moreover, the increase in healthcare cost has left Girish struggling to keep his home for children going. But your support can enable him to give his children a loving environment and save many more who still remain trapped behind closed doors.Donate to this fundraiser by Give, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to help Snehalaya give hundreds of children rescued from red-light areas a life away from violence and abuse.

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“They insert a candle in the vagina, fingers are inserted (in the vagina) and tortured, and if children don’t relent even then, they put chilli powder so that children will say “yes” because of the burning of the skin… There are teeth marks on their bodies, and their vaginal parts are burnt. When children stay in these conditions, it is painful even to hear,” says Lalitha SA of Society for Participatory Integrated Development (SPID), in course of talking about many heart-rending stories of trafficked children in red-light areas.In over three decades, the SPID led by Lalitha, has saved over 3000 children from the red-light areas, many from clutches of sex trafficking.Sadly, many more children need to be rescued and in need of a loving home. But Lalitha needs our support to carry on the mission, to move out of her small facility so that she can rescue more children, house them in a permanent location and give them all the love they deserve. Your support can help her give these children the care and upbringing they need. Donate now.Donate easily through UPI, all debit/credit cards and net banking. Charitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India).A movement to protect vulnerable childrenAs a social worker, Lalitha has worked for decades in GB Road, the red-light area of Delhi and helped many women escape the clutches of being forced into sex. But it was the exploitation of children, many of them hardly ten or twelve or even less. The SPID has focused on rescuing such children and giving them a new life.Lalitha plays a vital role in the survival and safety of vulnerable children in the red light areas. As SPID is almost entirely dependent on donations from the public, we can support and strengthen SPID’s mission to save children. Donate generously.Donation to SPID’s fundraiser on Give.do“I have limited funds and very limited space, and if I had the funds, I would be able to rescue many more children and provide them with more comfort. With folded hands, I plead with you that you help us with funds in large numbers and support us in providing us children with a decent life. Become a part of the mission,” pleads LalithaDonate to this fundraiser by Give, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to help Lalitha give hundreds of children rescued from brothels a life away from violence and abuse.NGO's 80G number: AADAS3217RF20212NGO's 12A number: AADAS3217RE20214

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PARIVAAR - AN OVERVIEW (<a href="http://parivaar.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">parivaar.org</a>)Founded in 2003 in West Bengal.Awarded the 2011 National Award for Child Welfare, by the Hon. President of India. West Bengal In Bengal, Parivaar has 2 residential institutions for children (both boys and girls) from vulnerable and poor backgrounds. With more than 1800 children, these are the largest free residential institutions for children from such backgrounds in West Bengal.  Madhya Pradesh 1. Seva Kutirs (Education &amp; Nutrition) : More than 50,000 poor tribal children being provided with good quality supplementary education along with nutritious meals daily. As on date there are 681 Seva Kutirs in operation in as many very poor &amp; remote tribal villages across 15 districts.One Seva Kutir with about 100 children costs Rs 10 lakhs annually , i.e. Rs 10,000 annual per child cost. 2. Four Residential Institutions in Madhya Pradesh - 2 for Boys in Dewas and Mandla districts, and 2 for girls in Sehore and Mandla districts - totalling around 900 children. These are expected to be scaled up year after year.Annual per child cost is about Rs 40,000.  3. Ambulances : 129 Ambulances in tribal areas of 25 districts working 24*7. In the last 20 months, these have served about 1.70 lakh cases.Running 1 ambulance costs us about Rs 7 lakhs annually, serving more than 1000 persons.  4. Vision Restoration - More than 3.92 lakh persons served with general examination, medicines and glasses in more than 2600 eye camps organized in tribal and other rural areas. Out of this, more than 47,000 persons operated for cataract and other eye ailments and their vision has been fully restored. We have covered 34 districts in MP &amp; 1 district each in Uttar Pradesh &amp; Rajasthan in this project Within Rs 1500, 1 eye surgery plus 8 persons' general examination, medicines &amp; glasses is done.  5. Mobile Health Clinics : Running 16 Daily Mobile Health Clinics with doctors in remote and poor areas of 9 districts, which have treated and provided free medicines to more than 6.75 lakh persons in the last 21 months. Patients with severity are taken to higher medical centres as far as AIIMS Delhi, Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur, Nagpur, Gwalior. 1 Mobile Health Clinic costs about Rs 18 lakhs, which serves about 35,000 persons, thus Rs 52 per person cost.  The Projects run by Parivaar are the largest of their kind in India, providing meals and education to more than 50 thousand poor children &amp; serving lakhs of poor tribal persons through its various health projects as outlined above.  Parivaar spent around Rs 76 Cr on all its projects in FY 2021-22. Parivaar has a workforce of 4400 fulltimers called Sevavratees.  Recent Prestigious Awards Conferred on Parivaar(i) 'Madhya Pradesh Gaurav Samman' - State's Highest Honour, was conferred on Parivaar. This is an apex honour instituted by Madhya Pradesh for the first time in the history of the state.  We were chosen for our work in Health and Nutrition. The award was presented by Hon. Governor and Chief Minister on 7th November.(ii) "Social Leadership Award 2022" in the Education category presented by the Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry. There were 4 categories (including Education in which we received the honour) for which winners were selected out of a pool of 47 organisations. This award was given on 26th November.

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Friends, we are delighted to share that we now have 621 Seva Kutir centres in as many villages in selected tribal blocks in 14 districts of Madhya Pradesh. Each of the centres has on an average around 100 children in the age group of 3 to 14 and undergo 5 hours of education, life skills, and overall development, and around 55 thousand children are receiving meals twice a day. in these centres. Besides this, the Seva Kutir platform with 3400 full-time field workers, cluster coordinators, resource persons, district anchors, educationists, teachers, cooks and volunteers – predominantly from the local communities – also enables us in many other activities related to general development and service in these villages. Even after the breakout of COVID in March 2020, we have established 460 new Seva Kutirs. Besides we have launched 89 free ambulances in 19 districts in last 8 months and 11 mobile clinics. We have got more than 1.3 lac people examined and treated in eye care space in 22 districts with more than 18 thousand cataract and rerina surgeries free of cost - all in last 8 months. The Ambulance and Vision programs cover at least 10 times the number of villages where Seva Kutirs are, as they cover whole regions and all segments of population - not only children.ByVinayak Lohani Founder <img data-visualcompletion="media-vc-image" alt="May be an image of text that says &quot;S.No District Number Of Seva Kutirs 1 Sheopur 2 131 Chhindwara 3 100 Betul 4 68 Dindori 60 5 Khandwa 6 55 Dewas 7 45 Sehore 41 8 Anuppur 9 38 Mandla 10 30 Sidhi 11 13 Shivpuri 12 12 Ratlam 11 13 Harda 14 10 Vidisha 7 Total 621&quot;" class="ji94ytn4 d2edcug0 r9f5tntg r0294ipz" referrerpolicy="origin-when-cross-origin" src="https://scontent.fblr1-3.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/271298911_4758712010842975_5884054036132155563_n.jpg?_nc_cat=107&amp;ccb=1-5&amp;_nc_sid=8bfeb9&amp;_nc_ohc=1BgHLh2BcWsAX-8xwKx&amp;tn=knkeMy3CiMANYI5q&amp;_nc_ht=scontent.fblr1-3.fna&amp;oh=00_AT9ksTQiNWakTVO9Dyhvq0QRX-LPKdeVS4c2AfGRD7XeVg&amp;oe=61E77D24" style="font-size: 13px;">

600 Parivaar Seva Kutirs reached

We are delighted to announce that we have reached the milestone of 250 Seva Kutirs (meals and education centres) in selected tribal pockets in 8 districts of MP. We now have 67 Kutirs in Sheopur, 30 in Mandla, 45 in Dewas, 42 in Sehore, 28 in Chhindwara, 28 in Khandwa, 7 in Vidisha, and 4 in Dindori. More than 25 thousand children are getting 2 meals and 6 hours of education, life-skills and overall development at these centres. The Seva Kutir platform is also benefitting thousand of local people through many ancillary initiatives for healthcare, vision restoration for elderly, ambulance services, massive fruit tree plantation drives and access and enrolment in government schemes. We have more than 1500 field workers and teachers working in these villages. Every month we are adding 10 to 12 more centres. It is interesting to note that in the last 9 months i.e. since lockdowns we have set up 99 new centres. ByVinayak LohaniFounder

250th Seva Kutir opened

<img src="https://scontent.fblr1-5.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/129311862_3549824011731787_7016784275165750158_n.jpg?_nc_cat=103&amp;ccb=1-3&amp;_nc_sid=8bfeb9&amp;_nc_ohc=XPEG7OFb8ZcAX_ARB9P&amp;_nc_oc=AQnxTyCNO74o2WlumC4Qtjs4K-Umw9MmsChwjX6EBrIsN9Uowievzbv03uIhfx4ExrA&amp;_nc_ht=scontent.fblr1-5.fna&amp;oh=041e14ecf8ba2b649121492b9227abc3&amp;oe=6074B967">Friends, we are delighted to share that we now have 207 Seva Kutir centres in as many villages in selected tribal blocks in 6 districts of MP. Each of the centres has on an average around 100 children in age group of 3 to 14 and undergo 6 hours of education, life skills, and overall development. Thus, around 20 thousand children are receiving meals twice a day. Besides this, the Seva Kutir platform with 1100 fulltime field workers, cluster coordinators, resource persons, district anchors, educationists, teachers, cooks and volunteers - predominantly from the local communiies - also enables us in many other activities related to general development and service in these villages. The districts where we operate are Sheopur (51 villages), Mandla (28 villages), Dewas (49 villages), Sehore (43 villages), Khandwa (18 villages), and Chhindwara (18 villages). The local panchayats, block and district administrations remain in close touch with us. We also help in enhancing delivery in local govt schools in each of these villages. Our children also attend the local govt school as the timings of the Seva Kutirs exactly complement the timings of the govt school.One can seehttp://parivaar.org/parivaar_mp_/Recently the state goverment has offered to us to take over many of residential schools and hostels in areas where we operate - an offer we are thinking over as to how best to go about.This whole work has happened in last 3 years. Parivaar started in 2003 and till 2017 it was limited to Bengal where, starting in a rented building with 3 desitute children from a village near Amtala off the diamond harbour road, it scaled to 2 free residential educational institutions having more than 2000 resident children (one campus each for boys and girls). In 2016 we purchased a small piece of land on banks of Narmada in MP, and about 17 acres to build a residential campus for destitute and tribal children on lines of our Bengal institution. Since a residential campus takes time to build and scale it occurred to me to start a couple of centres in tribal villages for field engagement needed for the residential campus in future. These centres were called Seva Kutirs. Scarcely did I know that the Seva Kutirs would become quite a grand program in itself. In 2017 we set up 2 seva kutir, 100 in 2018, 48 in 2019, and even after June as the country witnessed lockdown we have set up more than 50 new centres. In last 2 months we have set up 38 new centres.The Seva Kutir model has been taken well by our supporters too. Three fourths of our funding is from individual supporters, only a quarter from corporate CSR, out of about Rs 30 Cr.The coming years will witness not just expansion of seva kutirs in numbers but many more dimensions than the core delivery will be added to the seva kutir platform. Also we look forward to setting up newer centres in districts of Barwani in the Shoolpani Jhaari area, in Baiga villages of Dindori and Anuppur districts and in Dhar, Alirajpur, and Jhabua districts.Parivaar is driven by austerity and less than 16 persons out of total 1300 in MP and Bengal are remunerated more than Rs 20 thousand monthly. Only 3 more than Rs 30 thousand, and none more than 50 thousand. We make one penny go a very long way with highest efficiency.The scale it has reached is because of contribution of a very large number of our sevavratees and trust reposed in us by our supporters and wellwishers. No words of gratitude can be enough for them.By 2024 Parivaar is on road to have at least 500 Seva Kutirs serving 50 thousand children and multiple resident schools and institutions having a total capacity of 10 thousand.We seek blessings from all of you that we continue to do this work untainted by pride, self-importance, and with total fairness and highest empathy for all the less privileged, who only have given meaning to our lives.ByVinayak LohaniFounder

Double Century of Parivaar Seva Kutirs - Founder's Letter

Organised by Parivaar Sheopur Seva Kutir team in collaboration with Sankalp Netra Chikitsalay in 2 locations of Khirkhiri and Bargawan in Karahal block, where in all 334 patients mobilised from 70 tribal villages were examined and 110 are being taken for Cataract surgeries. More than 200 given spectacles and offered medication. Also review of more than 100 patients who have undergone cataract surgery in last one month was done.<img src="https://scontent.fblr1-4.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/s960x960/161116757_3811103635603822_8168975635594394751_o.jpg?_nc_cat=101&amp;ccb=1-3&amp;_nc_sid=8bfeb9&amp;_nc_ohc=o2wFknUkzn0AX-Q9J0r&amp;_nc_ht=scontent.fblr1-4.fna&amp;tp=7&amp;oh=9ebe77547663d8906cab12139ef542d1&amp;oe=60758B7B" /><img src="https://scontent.fblr1-5.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/s960x960/160461242_3811103715603814_6648062430030964133_o.jpg?_nc_cat=110&amp;ccb=1-3&amp;_nc_sid=8bfeb9&amp;_nc_ohc=FERTHbxf6SIAX9y-r4X&amp;_nc_ht=scontent.fblr1-5.fna&amp;tp=7&amp;oh=8a3907e602d5f2f34e2258b034e121e1&amp;oe=60759E80" /><img src="https://scontent.fblr1-6.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/159709407_3811103845603801_1460023095245213899_n.jpg?_nc_cat=102&amp;ccb=1-3&amp;_nc_sid=8bfeb9&amp;_nc_ohc=1oRz9O56e9YAX_zsxgS&amp;_nc_ht=scontent.fblr1-6.fna&amp;oh=7d109f463e54be1efcf87e2cc0b7a39a&amp;oe=6076CBFD" /><img src="https://scontent.fblr1-6.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/160279752_3811103955603790_8294343376117670818_n.jpg?_nc_cat=102&amp;ccb=1-3&amp;_nc_sid=8bfeb9&amp;_nc_ohc=GFDA0pIuExcAX8OtsPD&amp;_nc_ht=scontent.fblr1-6.fna&amp;oh=975903c4b52a410f942f0ba945306f42&amp;oe=60759E7B" /><img src="https://scontent.fblr1-4.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/160202750_3811104048937114_1174496729355021788_n.jpg?_nc_cat=101&amp;ccb=1-3&amp;_nc_sid=8bfeb9&amp;_nc_ohc=gru1xphcwIQAX921SU-&amp;_nc_ht=scontent.fblr1-4.fna&amp;oh=54a369e5ed6d9994840b63445e5a973c&amp;oe=6077C9E9" />

Mega Vision Restoration Camps conducted in Sheopur today (14th March 2021).

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Generally; children admitted into Parivaar are from categories like orphans (both whose parents have expired), street and pavement dwelling children, single parent children, children from other backgrounds like where the father has deserted the mother and the child, vulnerable girl child from prostitution-infested areas who are under the risk of being sucked into flesh trade unless equipped educationally. A large number of children are from rural areas and highly impoverished tribal areas, where starvation and malnutrition are rampant and daily income per family is much less than 1$. All these children are different though their backgrounds have the common characteristic that they can be armed through education if nurtured in a residential environment with basic amenities where their whole growth and progress can be gradually executed. 
 Starting from the scratch and thereafter developed brick by brick, Parivaar is being continuously developed and molded into a unique institution transforming the lives of each of its residential members (children and adults) and acting as a training ground with highly dedicated life-committed grass root workers.As on 21st March 2023; there are 1850 resident children (950 boys and 900 girls) at Parivaar, making it the largest and high-quality residential program for children from impoverished strata in West Bengal.Parivaar is a humanitarian service organization and at present chiefly working for total care and overall development of different children like orphans, girl child (highly vulnerable to exploitation, victimization, and trafficking), street children, abandoned children, extremely impoverished children from tribal areas at Parivaar Ashram. 
 Children are admitted at a young age of 4 to 10 years into Parivaar Ashram. Each child once admitted into Parivaar, is under the care and custody of Parivaar; till higher education (graduation/post-graduation) and subsequent job placement and settlement into the future phase of life. Parivaar is behind each child and pave his/her way into their future career, which he/she is aspiring for and showing promise of making to, whether it is a stream graduation in humanities, commerce or sciences or a professional degree education in engineering/medicine. For example; children showing aptitude for meritorious professional lines like engineering or medicine are trained and fully supported (just as parents do for their own child) till completion of higher education and subsequent placement. Our earliest set of children is in career-paths like engineering, nursing, accountancy and many other professional lines.

Provide holistic care – Vinayak’s campaign for children in need

Generally; children admitted into Parivaar are from categories like orphans (both whose parents have expired), street and pavement dwelling children, single parent children, children from other backgrounds like where the father has deserted the mother and the child, vulnerable girl child from prostitution-infested areas who are under the risk of being sucked into flesh trade unless equipped educationally. A large number of children are from rural areas and highly impoverished tribal areas, where starvation and malnutrition are rampant and daily income per family is much less than 1$. All these children are different though their backgrounds have the common characteristic that they can be armed through education if nurtured in a residential environment with basic amenities where their whole growth and progress can be gradually executed. 
 Starting from the scratch and thereafter developed brick by brick, Parivaar is being continuously developed and moulded into a unique institution transforming the lives of each of its residential members (children and adults) and acting as a training ground with highly dedicated life-committed grass root workers.As on 21st March 2023; there are 1850 resident children (950 boys and 900 girls) at Parivaar, making it the largest and high-quality residential program for children from impoverished strata in West Bengal.Parivaar is a humanitarian service organization and at present chiefly working for total care and overall development of different children like orphans, girl child (highly vulnerable to exploitation, victimization, and trafficking), street children, abandoned children, extremely impoverished children from tribal areas at Parivaar Ashram. 
 Children are admitted at a young age of 4 to 10 years into Parivaar Ashram. Each child once admitted into Parivaar, is under the care and custody of Parivaar; till higher education (graduation/post-graduation) and subsequent job placement and settlement into the future phase of life. Parivaar is behind each child and pave his/her way into their future career, which he/she is aspiring for and showing promise of making to, whether it is a stream graduation in humanities, commerce or sciences or a professional degree education in engineering/medicine. For example; children showing aptitude for meritorious professional lines like engineering or medicine are trained and fully supported (just as parents do for their own child) till completion of higher education and subsequent placement. Our earliest set of children is in career-paths like engineering, nursing, accountancy and many other professional lines.

Provide holistic care for children in need

In January ’18, The Economist had a cover article on India titled “India’s missing middle class” which had a chilling statistic- Poor diets mean that 38% of children under the age of five are so underfed as to damage their physical and mental capacity irreversibly, according the Global Nutrition Report. The comparable number for Sub-Saharan Africa is apparently lower at 35%. India has the largest number of stunted children in the world, at 48.2 million. In the state of Madhya Pradesh more than 60% children are malnourished. In some impoverished tribal areas of Madhya Pradesh it is as high as 90%.While the enrolment rate in government schools across the country in the age-group of 4 to 14 has increased to more than 97%, the learning outcomes in the specially deprived tribal pockets which are marked by first-generation learners have remained dismal as shown by many reports like the ASER. While the ‘No Detention Clause’ in the ‘Right to Education Act’ coupled with the Mid-Day-Meal Program in Government Schools has ensured that children continue to be enrolled in the Schooling system till age of 14 (Grade 8), there is no effective continuous measurement of learning outcomes. Moreover with government schools running for not more than 150 – 175 days, there is need for alternate supplementing spaces for ensuring better learning, socialization, development of world-view, and civic virtues coupled with value education to the children as they grow up. The Seva Kutirs combines two key themes most crucial for children in interior rural areas in the country – malnutrition and education. 
 Before opening a new Kutir, our team visits the village. Once this is done, the Panchayat sends a letter, inviting the Parivaar team to set up the Kutir. The village community has to invite us and offer a venue free. Usually it is somebody’s house (often a newly built cottage under the PM Awas Yojana), Panchayat building, community hall, school in its non-functioning hours, or even a shed / godown. Thus we do not incur any infrastructure costs for this. A person is appointed to conduct a survey and register all eligible children. Typically, there are 70-120 registered children in every Kutir. Following this, the set-up material is sent to the village and the Kutir begins functioning.Manpower Deployment : All the Kutirs have been classified as per clusters.Every cluster roughly has 5-7 Kutirs and has 2 cluster coordinators. Every Kutir has a staff of at least 6 persons – 3 cooks and 3 teachers. The cooks are mostly local womenfolk from the village itself (the mothers / relatives of the kids attending the Kutirs). Of these, 1 of the cooks is the nutrition anchor and 1 of the teachers is a dedicated pre-primary teacher. We have a total staff of more than 700 teachers and cooks, 15 central staff (including anchors persons in child development, education and nutrition who undertake continuous Monitoring and Evaluation) and 40 cluster coordinators.Our basic strategy for this component of the program hinges on timely identification of malnourished children. This will help us to correct the problem by providing a well-balanced diet and in case of very severe malnourishment; we will also refer cases to the Nutrition Rehabilitation Centres, setup to tackle such cases. We are creating monthly dietary plans based on the diet needs of the Kutirs in the region as well as the food available. Liasoning with Anganwadi, local health authorities such as ANM, ASHA and CHC/PHC are an integral part of the effort. In addition to this, the plan is to work closely with the operations team to bring a lasting transformation in the cropping pattern and thereby influence food consumption in the region.The nutrition baseline is conducted using the accepted parameters of BMI for children over the age of 5 years and mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC). 
 More than 50,000 poor tribal children being provided with good quality supplementary education along with nutritious meals daily. As on date there are 681 Seva Kutirs in operation in as many very poor &amp; remote tribal villages across 15 districts.<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/6cd6b7e8-bce6-48f3-9c25-52856a042910.PNG" style="display:block;margin:auto" />One Seva Kutir with about 100 children costs Rs 10 lakhs annually , i.e. Rs 10,000 annual per child cost.

Parivaar Seva Kutir

Starting from 12th June 2021, we have launched one hundred twenty-three 24*7 Ambulance services across 25 districts in Madhya Pradesh. These are serving tribal pockets of these districts, which are highly underserved areas. The government is highly appreciative of this valuable service which is lacking in these areas. There are only a few government ambulances covering a tehsil/block, which spans more than 1000 sq.km. Because of this, people face huge difficulties in accessing hospitals when they get sick and need treatment. 
 The number of ambulances that we have decided to run in various districts depends on present govt. ambulance services in these areas, accessibility problems and our field and manpower strength across the villages.The ambulances are used in two ways:(i) On-call service: whenever we receive information from the patients’ families or from a hospital, for any urgent need, such as cases of accident, deliveries or serious illness, then the ambulance takes the patient to the hospital. The ambulance reaches their place which is interior villages and then takes them to the hospital. The hospitals are government hospitals at the Block level or District Headquarters, or even the nearest big city if the case requires that.(ii) Cases referred to by our Mobile Clinic: We run mobile clinics also, where we take doctors to the interior villages for health checkup and treatment. They refer patients with chronic illnesses and other serious patients to the District Hospital or the nearest big city hospital. The ambulance takes all these patients to the referred hospital. 
 On a daily basis, one ambulance runs in the range of 100-150 kms, depending on the need and serves 2-3 patients.129 Ambulances in tribal areas of 25 districts working 24*7. In the last 20 months, these have served about 1.70 lakh cases.<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/e1bc0aaa-33d0-45a4-b3f4-8d6092e5ffea.PNG" />Running 1 ambulance costs us about Rs 7 lakhs annually, serving more than 1000 persons