These are the grassroots level organizations, which are designed to organize the marginalized and un organized masses and to make them capable of addressing their problems that prevent their development, as a person as well as, a member of the society. There are about 200 such SHGs across the state with an average membership of 15 per group. Suitable tools are been utilized to achieve the targets.
For the uplift of the small & marginal farmers we initiated such a project, which will have a major positive impact in the efforts to protect this planet from total destruction due to environmental degradation.And our commitment in health sector has also prompted us to go ahead with such a project. Also this will protect the small farmers from the tactics of traders and middle men. Now there is about 250Ha of land as Certified Organic, with 293 Farmers, that produces a variety of high value spices like Nutmeg, Mace, Pepper, Ginger, Turmeric, Clove, Vanilla etc.. The produce of such small Organic farmers are been pooled in by Jeevagram and after minimum processing it is exported to various countries.We consider this project as one of our prominent projects because of the multitude of benefits to various stake holders of the Society. |
Income generation and employment generation projects | ||||
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Drinking water and sanitation projects | |||
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Awareness and Education programs; against Female feticide, Drugs & Alcoholism, use of Tobacco etc. | |||
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Helth sector interventions with Ayurveda, Unani, Homeopathy, Yoga & Naturopathy. | |||
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Interventions in market, with special emphasis in medicine retailing to protect the interest of General public. |
This project is having a forward link with market and back ward link for training, for finance, and for the availability of raw material. |
These are groups organized to undertake selected activities based on their potential and considering the availability of raw materials and market. |
Various income generating projects detailed below are undertaken by women activity groups called Swa Dharma Sanghams(SDS) |
Mushroom cultivation | |||
Poultry for egg and meet | |||
Vegetable cultivation | |||
Fish culture | |||
Pickle and curry powders | |||
Grihaiswarya home markets | |||
Duck farming | |||
Dairying | |||
Kada farming | |||
Goat rearing | |||
Rabit rearing | |||
Anthurium & Orchid | |||
Candle making | |||
Readymade garment units | |||
Production and marketing of detergent, washing powder & incenses |
This project has been implemented in association with CAPART, Govt. of India.
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Medical Camps in specialized sectors like , eye care, Cancer detection (Cervical and breast ), Pediatric Care, Urological, Heart check ups, Diabetic control. | |||
Neethi Medicals to provide medicine at affordable prices | |||
AYUSH :propagation and introduction of the salient features of Indian systems of medicine in | |||
The major components of this project is training and awareness camps for the general Public, extension of cultivation and production of herbal plants,training for medical Practitioners in Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Sidha and Homeopathy. Naturopathy was also there under the scope project |
JEEVASRADHA a project for caring the families with bedridden patients, on long term basis. |
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Movements and campaigns against Female feticide, Drugs and Alcoholism, use of Tobacco, Aids etc | ||
One year long campaign has been organized against Female feticide by conducting rallies in towns and cities, classes and seminars for awareness creation and also published leaflets among the general public as well as to the 4000 families of the Women members of the SHGs. | ||
Medical Insurance for the rural Poor. | ||
Medical insurance was provided to all the members of Women SHGs at a subsidized premium in association with National Insurance Company and thereby helped them to manage their hospital bills with out much difficulty. | ||
Financial Support | ||
Most of the projects are needed to be linked with financial institutions so as to enable the beneficiaries to have access to the financial sources at the time of requirement. In this area, the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) is extending their help in the form of loans and grants through commercial banks to such groups.. |