About us

Empowering Communities for a Better Tomorrow

Swabhiman Samiti, founded in 2004, is guided by Gandhian values of Non-Violence (Ahimsa), Local Self-Governance (Gram Swaraj), and Sustainable Livelihood (Rojgaar). Its mission is to uplift marginalized communities, starting from the villages of Nichlaul Block, Mahrajganj.

Serving 35,000+ people in 3 DIstrics across Uttar Pradesh, driving community-led change.

Empowering marginalized communities for a future free from poverty and injustice.

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Vinod Kumar
Vinod Kumar

CF / Secretary

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Our history

A Journey of Empowerment and Resilience

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2020-2016

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Present: Driving Resilient Communities

As the world shifts, so do we. Our Rojgar Evam Swasthya Adhikar Pariyojana project continues to fight for non-discriminatory access to livelihoods and healthcare. Our commitment to digital literacy has opened new doors for students, preparing them for the challenges of tomorrow. Together, we are paving the way for a future of empowerment, resilience, and sustainable development.

RESAP Program—Facilitated increased access to government schemes for marginalized communities, empowering them to claim livelihoods and health services.
Digital Literacy Expansion—Continued digital literacy programs for students, preparing them for the digital economy and improving their academic prospects.
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Building Sustainability and Holistic Growth

Our work with physical education and social emotional learning in schools transformed student engagement, especially for girl children. We launched the Farmer’s Action for Sustainable Agro-Based Livelihood program, ensuring 1500 families adopted sustainable farming practices that boosted income and improved environmental stewardship. Our advocacy for marginalized communities ensured that entitlements under government schemes were claimed, creating a pathway to self-sufficiency.

Improved physical literacy and social emotional learning for 50 rural schools, increasing attendance and retention, especially among girls.
FASAL-2 Project—Helped 1500 households adopt sustainable agricultural practices, improving incomes and reducing environmental impact.
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Strengthening Our Impact

We expanded our efforts in education with the Digital Classroom Program, equipping rural girls with essential digital literacy and fostering an interest in STEM fields. Simultaneously, we empowered farmers through the Krishak Club Program, providing them access to modern agricultural techniques and financial resources, ensuring that rural livelihoods were not just sustained but thriving.

Digital Classroom Program—Launched in KGBV Itava, empowering 48 girls with digital literacy and fostering interest in STEM education.
Krishak Club Program—Established 52 farmer clubs, benefiting hundreds of farmers with better agricultural practices and improved access to government schemes.
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Empowering the Next Generation

Understanding that true transformation comes from within, we focused on adolescent girls, empowering 400 young women through education and awareness about sexual health, early marriage, and leadership. We then expanded our reach to 300 youth through the Know Your Body, Know Your Rights project, providing them with critical knowledge on sexual abuse, consent, and HIV—preparing them to make informed decisions about their lives.

Kishori Sashaktikaran Pariyojna—Empowered 400 adolescent girls, reducing dropout rates and promoting leadership.
Know Your Body, Know Your Rights—Educated 300 youth on sexual health and rights, increasing awareness and reducing vulnerability to abuse.
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Laying the Foundations of Change

In the aftermath of devastating floods, we stepped in to provide immediate relief to 1200 families, ensuring they not only survived but thrived. Our Disaster Management Program trained 40 volunteers, equipping them with the skills to respond to future crises. These early steps laid the groundwork for what would become a movement of resilience and empowerment.

Flood Relief and Rehabilitation—Successfully reached and rehabilitated 1200 families, ensuring their recovery from devastating floods.
Disaster Management Training—Trained 40 volunteers to become leaders in disaster preparedness, creating a network of local champions for future crises.
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Vision

A world without poverty, patriarchy and injustice in which every person enjoys the right to life with dignity

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Mission

To work with the poor and excluded people in their struggle to eradicate poverty, patriarchy and injustice.

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Our Core Areas of Impact

Your support can transform lives and shape a brighter future.

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Climate Change & Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)

Our initiatives focus on building community resilience to climate challenges through disaster preparedness and sustainable environmental practices.

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Education

Our goal is to provide quality education, focusing on out-of-school children and promoting digital learning in rural areas.

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Health & SRHR (Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights)

Our efforts advocate for sexual and reproductive health rights, ensuring women and children have access to essential health services.

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Livelihood

Our programs empower marginalized communities by creating sustainable income opportunities through skill-building and resource management.

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Poverty Alleviation

Our work addresses the root causes of poverty by providing access to education, healthcare, and livelihood resources.

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Water & Sanitation

Our initiatives ensure access to clean drinking water and sanitation facilities to improve community health and hygiene.

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