Across Madhya Pradesh, we have been transforming villages by listening to communities and responding to their real needs. Our journey has reached Agar Malwa, Kasai Dehariya, Dudhupura, Piplaya Kumhar, Semli, Ladwan, Dongla, Ujjain, Pachora, Betul, Raisen, Bunkhandi, Siyarmau, Katni, Khandwa, Anuppur, Bhagwanpura, and Neemuch.
Education remains at the heart of this work. We have renovated schools and provided libraries, furniture, uniforms, school bags, coaching classes, digital education, career guidance, cyber-safety sessions, drinking-water facilities and separate toilets for girls.
In Dongla, we collaborated with a school to construct an entire floor and established a tinkering lab, an advanced computer lab and a science laboratory. Interestingly, a former Chief of the Indian Army once studied at this very school. Just opposite the school, we also collaborated to establish a planetarium, bringing the wonders of astronomy closer to rural children.
To ensure that distance does not interrupt education, we have provided five 42 seater school buses in Raisen, Bunkhandi, Dongla, Betul and Siyarmau.
Through stitching centres, women have gained vocational skills, industrial sewing machines and livelihood opportunities. Our initiatives also include medical camps, maternal-health support, nutrition and winter-relief kits, blood donation, veterinary care, sports activities, yoga, mobility assistance and wedding support.
In Agar, we are constructing a healthcare centre in collaboration to strengthen access to essential medical services. We have also supported educational institutions, school infrastructure, healthcare facilities, environmental conservation and Narmada River awareness through meaningful partnerships.
Large Plantation drives, fruit saplings, kitchen gardens, clean-water systems and sustainable agriculture continue to nurture both families and the environment.
We have started working in Dongargaon, Kalarai, Guradi, Majhgawan, (Satna), Dhar, Gwalior, Jabalpur, Dhangaon, Thadod, Kawai and Funsariya in Neemuch, and Kurra in Chhatarpur, taking this promise of opportunity, dignity and hope to more communities.
