Abhivyakti Foundation

This collaborative endeavor strives to enhance the capabilities of frontline village health workers in community-based rehabilitation for malnourished children. The primary emphasis is on addressing wasting indicators in children while fostering community-level coordination. Abhivyakti implements a diverse array of interventions such as screening, positive deviance, nutrition-sensitive agriculture, and continuous family follow-up. This comprehensive approach aims to effectively combat malnutrition and improve the health and well-being of children in need.

The foundation engages in community-based initiatives to identify and support children at risk of malnutrition. Employing household-level nutrition-sensitive microplanning and integrated farming approaches to aid families vulnerable to malnutrition. Facilitates Participatory Learning and Action to connect Agriculture with Nutrition and Natural Resources (LANN). Enables local health and nutrition services through activation. Monitors

Abhivyakti Foundation is dedicated to advancing sustainable agriculture practices that boost farm productivity, diversify production, and promote climate-resilient and eco-friendly farming methods. Efforts are directed at cultivating a harmonious relationship between agriculture and nature while ensuring the sustainable management of natural resources.
Through sustainable agriculture approach, it empowers farmers with enhanced adaptive capabilities to counteract the challenges posed by climate change. By reducing cultivation costs, promoting sustainable land use, and establishing resilient production systems, it contributes to the long-term viability of farming practices.

Balancing development with environmental preservation is key to ensuring sustainability for generations to come. Abhivyakti’s educational initiatives, supported by Jamshetji Tata Trust, center on Adolescent Education.
The foundation engages with adolescents and young individuals in active citizenship, focusing on 40 villages in Benabad block of Giridih. This pilot initiative's success is extended to other regions. The approach involves enhancing skills, fostering self-exploration, encouraging effective communication, and instilling assertive behavior. Peer groups, life skill education, and project work bolster responsible citizenship.
Many participants have become proactive volunteers, catalyzing positive change in their communities. The "Kaam Mango Abhiyan" initiative facilitated job demand awareness, benefitting families under government schemes. This collective effort eases poverty's grip and empowers communities to utilize their rights and resources effectively.