Our Work

Year 2008-2013

Our Journey Through the Years

Milestones, initiatives and impact that shaped
stronger communities.

2012-2013

Building essentials, creating foundations.

2012-2013

Safe Drinking Water

Objective

To bring clean drinking water to children in a village where access to clean drinking water remained a challenge.

Donation

• Donation was received for the project.

• Work started to install a submersible pump, clean water tank and drinking taps for children.

Result

The project was initiated to provide safe drinking water to children.

2012-2013

Alternative Measures

Objective

To study and implement projects that promote rural industries and local jobs.

Donation

• Research was conducted for various projects.

• Villagers were made aware of solar products and their costs through multiple meetings.

Result

Multiple sustainable rural development projects were researched and prepared for implementation.

2012-2013

Solar Power

Objective

To launch an 11 KVA Solar Power plant in the village so that electricity could be available for 24 hours.

Donation

• The Trust tied up with Gram Power and discussed solar products and costs associated with it with the villagers.

Result

The project was prepared for implementation, subject to further development and funding.

2012-2013

Product From Waste

Objective

To address the health and environmental hazards caused by excess waste material.

Donation

• Products made from old tires and reusable plastic were donated to our school.

Result

An ongoing project that aimed to reduce waste by converting discarded materials into useful products.

2012-2013

Vermicompost

Objective

To create natural manure that keeps land fertile and supports healthy agricultural produce.

Donation

• Trenches were made for manure production.

Result

The report records that up to 150 kg of vermicompost could be produced every 45 days.

Ongoing Projects (2012-13)

• Deep Sishu Mandir support.

• Padhega Hind to Badhega Hind.

• Kanya Daan ek nayi disha

• Books and dresses continue to be given to needy children.

2011-12

Building essentials, creating foundations.

2011-2012

Swachchh Sulabh Shauchalya Yojna

Objective

The school had no toilets, and class 8 girls had to go out in the open. The project aimed to ensure clean and hygienic toilets for all.

Donation

• 4 toilets were constructed.
• 2 toilets were constructed for girls.
• 2 toilets were constructed for boys.
• The toilets were inaugurated by Mrs. Kusum Singh on 12-1-2013.

Result

A more hygienic rural school.

2011-2012

Nari Sashaktikarn Yojna

Objective

Under this project, Parivartan The Trust took the responsibility to teach technical skills to young girls so that they could become self-reliant and earn a livelihood through those skills.

Donation

• Sewing machines were provided to Deep Sishu Mandir.

• Girls from Deep Sishu Mandir and Razapur village were taught stitching skills three times a week.

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Result

Girls received regular stitching training intended to help them become self-reliant.

Ongoing Projects (2011-12)

• Deep Sishu Mandir support.

• Padhega Hind to Badhega Hind.

• Kanya Daan ek nayi disha

• Books and dresses continue to be given to needy children.

2010-11

Building essentials, creating foundations.

2010-2011

Computer Gyan Aur Hum

Objective

To bring computer education to the village and educate children with the latest technology.

Donation

• Computers were donated and installed in the school.
• Children were taught information-technology skills.

Result

Latest computer and information-technology training was imparted to the children.

Ongoing Projects (2010-11)

• Support for adopted school continued.

• Padhega Hind to Badhega Hind.

• Nari Sashaktikarn continued.

• Books and dresses continue to be given to needy children.

2009-10

Building essentials, creating foundations.

2009-2010

Padhega Hind To Badhega Hind

Objective

To promote children’s education and encourage brilliant students to achieve higher results, helping them build a brighter future.

Donation

• The yearly education fees of the topper in every class were paid by Parivartan The Trust.

Result

• Students of Deep Sishu Mandir were encouraged to work hard to achieve free education.

• The report records that average percentage was 70% to 75% before the project.

• The report records that average percentage increased to 85% to 90% after the initiative.

• The project is still going on.

Ongoing Projects (2010-11)

• Support for adopted school continued.

• Nari Sashaktikarn continued.

• Books and dresses continue to be given to needy children.

2008-09

Building essentials, creating foundations.

2008-2009

Adoption of Deep Shishu Mandir

Objective

To promote better Education and Health for the village children.

Donation

• Books and dressed were provided for the needy.

Result

The school became Parivartan The Trust’s adopted school and the starting point for its continuing rural education and welfare work.