Committed for Social Change

Central and state governments have designed many schemes and programs for the development of rural India. Yet most of the benefits do not reach the intended beneficiaries. Reasons are many hence, there is a need to build awareness, provides timely information and building capacity through training about schemes, services and entitlements, assist citizens to access them, revive community monitoring structures and mobilize and organize people to ask for what are their rights. 

Sankalp SSS facilitates to do this by identifying committed villagers, who become change agents for their villages. The change agent is called a Samaj Shilpi- who works in a set of villages as a trainee for specified a period of time ranging from 2 years to 3 years. 

Sankalp started a project with the aim to provide quality education to those children who are affected from covid and at that time school were closed and the learning was affected adversely. Now we are running 30 centers in the district of Chhatarpur and Tikamgarh district and cover more than 900 children of SC and ST community of the area.

 As a direct response to the problem of Malnourishment highlighted in the published Lancet study highlighting the disparities between states, Jiv Daya Foundation has put together a framework for action in Village based intervention and programs. The framework focuses on the most effective option of preventing and correcting malnourishment in children by provision of Milk. 

JDF aims to support villages not only to ensure that children receive adequate daily nourishment through milk, but also to engage in the learning activities to impact their overall health and wellbeing.

Through extensive research and trials, JDF has come to the conclusion that 150 ml of Milk prepared by Amul Spray powder (Amul) is highly effective in meeting Daily Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for the children under the age of 5 years.  Amul Spray Powder formula not only addresses daily requirements for Protein, Carbohydrate and fat but also has added Micronutrients which are required to encourage steady growth in children. 

 Targeted intervention is a very significant component of National AIDS Control Programme (NACP). These interventions provide an opportunity to provide comprehensive and integrated HIV prevention as well as care and support services to extremely marginalized High Risk Groups, such as Female Sex Workers (FSWs), Men who have Sex with Men (MSMs), Transgenders (TGs), People Who Inject Drugs (PWID) and also to bridge populations like Migrant workers and long distance Truckers. NACO, in partnership with NGOs/CBOs, provides thee HIV prevention and care and support (to those who are infected) services to these group in a very use friendly manner, that is, at a place and time most convenient to the community and they can easily access these services without any fear of stigma and discrimination. 

Sankalp SSS Implementing Targeted Intervention (YI) Project since 2008 at Gwalior district of Madhya Pradesh for high risk group like Man having sex with Man (MSM), Transgender and Injectable Drug Users community.  

 Targeted intervention is a very significant component of National AIDS Control Programme (NACP). These interventions provide an opportunity to provide comprehensive and integrated HIV prevention as well as care and support services to extremely marginalized High Risk Groups, such as Female Sex Workers (FSWs), Men who have Sex with Men (MSMs), Transgenders (TGs), People Who Inject Drugs (PWID) and also to bridge populations like Migrant workers and long distance Truckers. NACO, in partnership with NGOs/CBOs, provides thee HIV prevention and care and support (to those who are infected) services to these group in a very use friendly manner, that is, at a place and time most convenient to the community and they can easily access these services without any fear of stigma and discrimination. 

Sankalp SSS Implementing Targeted Intervention Project from July 2013 for Female Sex worker, Injectable Drug Users and Men having sex with man (MSM) at Shivpuri district of Madhya Pradesh. 

Under this project we are working with Bedia community along with tribal women of the area those were engage in prostitution work. We have formed 6 Self Helps Groups for economic empowerment of these women and benefitted them from different social protection schemes of government.

Care, Support & Treatment (CST) is an integral component of the National AIDS Control Program. Under the National AIDS Control Program (NACP) Phase-II, 122 Community Care Centers (CCCs) were set up to provide treatment for minor opportunistic infections (OIs), side effects of anti-retroviral therapy (ART) and provide psychosocial support through sustained counseling. CCCs were intended to function as a bridge between hospital and home-based care. Hence, CCCs were envisaged as stand-alone short-stay homes for people living with HIV (PLHIV). These were not linked to other activities of the program.

The introduction of ART in 2004 brought about a change in the role to be played by the CCCs. The CCCs transformed from a stand-alone short-stay home to playing a critical role in enabling PLHIV to access ART as well as providing monitoring, follow-up, counseling support to those who are initiated on ART, positive prevention, drug adherence, nutrition counseling, etc 

Implementing project for prevention from HIV/AIDs and Sexual Transmitted  Infections (STI) to the Truckers at Vijaipur area, block Raghogarh, district Guna of MP. The said project supported by GAIL(I) Ltd, Guna under his CSR support from 19 Nov., 2015. 

The target of this project is 5000 truckers and we are providing free health services, social marketing of condoms, promotion of condom, correct method of using condoms by the to the truck drivers and cleaners, 

Till now we have provided benefit to more than 1.6 lakhs Truck drivers and supporting staff by health camps and STI clinic. 

 Project छलांग is an ELMS Sports Foundation initiative that aims to develop Life Skills and Physical Skills among children which will lead to improvement in their learning outcomes (non-cognitive competencies), encourage girl children's participation in schools, improve attendance for all the children and ensure retention. 

We place the rights of children to play and their right to joyful learning at the heart of our project and hence work in remotest parts of India enabling access and ambience to our young learners to gain holistic education experience.

Under the above initiative we are covering 50 schools of 2 blocks in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh.  

The aforesaid project is just starts from January 2020 for the overall development of 300 children of deprived community like Tribal, SC, OBC of the selected 10 villages. Under this project remedial centre is running to provide education for improving learning skills and providing health check-up facilities to stay children healthy. A separate session on Yoga also conducted for the children to keep them physically fit. Sports activities also organise time to time for the children to provide joyful environment. 

 Sankalp is also Implementing project Childline 1098 as Collab organisation at Panna (MP.), which is supported under Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS) of Ministry of WCD through Childline India Foundation(CIF) Mumbai. We started this project on 30th March, 2015. The aim of this project is to protect Children from abuse, crime and different type of exploitation. Till now we have provide help and support to more than 2000 children and ensure reach more than one lakh people and children through outreach.