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The rapid socio-economic transformation has affected various aspects of Society. Industrialisation, urbanisation and migration of population have brought the concept of nuclear family. As a result of which a section of the family, primarily the elders are confronting the problems of financial, physical and mental support. The elderly in the society faces a number of problems due to absence of assured and sufficient income to support themselves for their healthcare and other social securities. Loss of a social role & recognition, non-availability of opportunities for creative and effective use of free time are also becoming a matter of great concern for elderly persons.

 

Considering this aspect, VYK with the support of BOSCH initiated an elderly care Project, CREDILA (Care for Rural Elders with Dignity Despite their Lower Aspirations) with the objective to provide support to really needy elderly living in adverse situation. We are highly thankful to our associated CSOs who are executing the project at the ground. We appreciate their untiring efforts.

Chinmaya Organisation For Rural Development:
Chinmaya Organisation For Rural Development:
CORD was formed in 2003 to scale and replicate nationally work under the Chinmaya Rural Primary Health Care and Training Centre in Himachal Pradesh since 1985. CORD’s vision is to transform needy and marginalized people’s lives in rural India. The CORD model is built on four core principles – Participation, Integration, Sustainability and Networking, with Panchayat as a unit of implementation.
Ekohum Foundation:
Ekohum Foundation:
Ekohum aims to work towards treating and rehabilitating patients and making the community aware of ill effects of tobacco. Its vision is to free the society from oral cancer and its suffering. Their mission is to improve health and well-being of communities by empowering people with knowledge of early cancer symptoms and detection using evidence based preventive strategies, research and advocacy.
Kanak Jan Kalyan Samiti:
Kanak Jan Kalyan Samiti:
Kanak Jan Kalyan Samiti is a non-governmental and non-political organization registered under the Indian Societies’ Registration Act, 1860 in 2002-03 by a group of social activists in Bundelkhand region of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. It exclusively focuses on socially and economically distressed communities along with disables, tribes, women, children, and aged.
Milestone
Milestone
MILESTONE means a significant event in your life. It is a non-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO), The organisation was founded in 2012, by a group of dedicated change makers. It is registered under Societies Regional Act, 1860 in 2014 and also registered with NITI Aayog govt. of India. It is ISO 9001:2015 certified organization. It is non-political, non-religious organization that works as part of civil society to strengthen the capacity of underprivileged people and group to create better lives. It’s comprised of social workers,Doctors and Professionals from different fields.
Lakshitha
Lakshitha
Lakshitha (earlier known as Cheyuta), started its activities way back during 2002, is now registered as NGO under Indian Trust Act. During its 19 years of journey, various activities for the welfare of under privileged persons of the society have been carried out. Major activities include construction of school room at Lucknow, sponsorship of education, educational trips to science centres, zoological parks, organizing magic shows, drawing competitions, fun games, quiz programmes, health camps, distribution of nutritious food, distribution of blankets, and many more.
Sahayog
Sahayog
Founded in 2008, Sahayog – a value driven voluntary institution – is dedicated to promote participatory initiatives and agenda in the fields of health, education and livelihoods for equitable development. It is legally accredited with the Government of Odisha Society Registration Act XXI 1860. Sahayog’s main objective is to facilitate and promote development process with the vulnerable groups and communities, specifically women, children, and differently able persons by addressing their basic needs and potentials. It seeks and alliances with the government, non-government, national and international agencies, individuals, private and public sector undertakings.
Shaurya Shakti Foundation
Shaurya Shakti Foundation
Shaurya Shakti Foundation is a non-government organization that believes in things to be at true self thus working towards Quality Education and Sustainable Development of the rural areas and is committed to work towards developing the major section of India i.e. village keeping nature’s true identity. The NGO was started by eight founding members and for about a decade, members have been working in the area even before the establishment of the NGO. Over the years members have worked towards Quality Education, Employment, Women Empowerment, Better Health Facilities, Environment conservation and self-sustained village development.
Utkarsh: Ek Pahal
Utkarsh: Ek Pahal
Utkarsh: Ek Pahal established in 2011 and registered under societies act. This organisation is functional foe the upliftment of needy community in various fields with the special focus on women empowerment, social awareness and capacity building, disaster management, livelihood training, health and hygiene, promotion of cottage industries, and promotion of technical education.
Muktai Bahu Udesheya Seva Vikas Sanstha
Muktai Bahu Udesheya Seva Vikas Sanstha
Muktai Bahu Udesheya Seva Vikas Sanstha experiences the difficulties of certain individuals: where the struggle to cope up with day today’s facts of life trying to fulfil basic need’s & dealing with different sectors of community has noticed that to get to the root of such problem it is necessary to change the attitude of the common man around. We at MBSVS have urge to give solutions by providing training for livelihood via sharing our experiences so as to support, “Sustenance and growth” in such individuals to demonstrate better independent confidence levels to survive in today’s competitive society.