Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan (Rsks India)

District

Ajmer

States

Rajasthan

The organisation conducts regular plantation drives besides awareness camps informing the community of the importance of trees and forests. Trees like neem, sheesham, bargad, peepal, sal and fruit plants are promoted within its drives. It aims to plant 10,000 trees in a five-year period.

District

Ajmer

States

Rajasthan

RSKS works in the rural areas of Rajasthan to run awareness campaigns against low child sex-ratio, promotes safe motherhood, acts on violence against women, right to education and information and legal rights of women. It conducts campaigns, public rallies, awareness tours, signature campaigns, rights awareness camps and submits administrative memos, campaigns to conserve the environment, save girls and prevent child marriage.

District

Ajmer

States

Rajasthan

This programme intends to empower women by organising them into self-help groups, joint liability groups and providing skill training to save them from malpractices like the dowry system, purdah system and child marriage prevalent in the male-dominated societies of rural Rajasthan. It promotes saving habits among women and connects them to various Government schemes and insurance plans to improve their economic statuses further.

District

Ajmer

States

Rajasthan

RSKS runs vocational training schools which impart quality training in garment making, bag making, beautician, food processing, computer education, handicraft and nurse training in addition to life skills, markets and marketing to equip the women to become successful entrepreneurs.

District

Ajmer

States

Rajasthan

RSKS operates ‘Pathshala’ schools to impart education to children who have dropped out of school and also educate women in the relevant levels of academics. The organisation also supports poor and needy children with study materials such as pens, books, uniforms, sweaters, colours, notebooks, school shoes and school fees.

Covid-19 Humanitarian Relief Program of Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan (RSKS India) started at the time when the first wave of the covid-19 struck India. This program focused on 3 important pillars which was much needed during and after the covid-19 pandemic:- Ensuring Food & Hygiene Security:- Ensuring food security through 32 KG of ration kit which contained flour, rice, sugar, oil, pulses, spices etc materials and hygiene kit containing cloth masks, sanitizers, soap, sanitary napkins etc materials. Because of this ration/grocery kit, needy families were able to eat two times meal for 4-5 weeks and also through the hygiene kit provided by the RSKS India team, these people were able to protect themselves and their family from the novel corona virus. Providing Medical & Hygiene Support To Frontline Workers:- RSKS India team provided examination gloves packets, N-95 mask pieces, surgical mask packets, hand sanitizers (500 ml), hand sanitizers (100 ml), face shield pieces, PPE kits etc hygiene and medical items to the frontline workers (medical, police, mortuary etc) for free. This not only benefitted the hospital team and workers, it also benefitted the people coming to hospitals like patients, families of patients etc. Through this hygiene and medical kit, the doctors, police, nurses and other frontline workers were able to do their work without any problem. Spreading Awareness On Covid-19 Safety Protocols & Vaccination:- RSKS India played its important role in raising awareness about Covid-19 Safety Protocols & Vaccination among the rural community through a new and amazing ways of awareness. Through this wall paintings, workshops etc were organized at rural areas and everyone got reusable safety cloth masks which spread awareness message to others.

District

Ajmer

States

Rajasthan

In the state of Rajasthan, the birth of a girl child is not as warmly welcomed as that of a boy. Gender discrimination is prevalent both at home and in schools. According to data from DISE (District Information System for Education), in 2008-09, there were 1.05 million girls enrolled in Class I. However, by 2016-17, the number of girls enrolled in Class IX dropped significantly to only 530,000. This indicates that nearly half of the girls drop out before reaching secondary school. A survey conducted by Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan reveals the numerous challenges faced by these children in pursuit of education. The economic conditions of their families often prevent parents from affording school expenses such as study materials, leading many intelligent, talented, and ambitious students to abandon their education. Moreover, the recent pandemic has worsened the financial situation of these families, further inhibiting the girl child from acquiring essential educational materials. Addressing this pressing issue, the promotion of girl child education becomes paramount. Census data from 2011 shows that the literacy rate in rural areas of Ajmer district is 59.13%. Male literacy stands at 76.45%, while female literacy lags at 41.29%. This discrepancy underscores the dominance of a male-dominated society. To combat these challenges and support marginalized girls in rural areas, Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan initiates a comprehensive program. They provide educational materials such as school bags, notebooks, pens, pencils, colors, books, school uniforms, shoes, socks, and stationery kits. Additionally, they offer hygiene kits- sanitary napkins, handkerchiefs, hair oil, buckets, cloth washing soap, bathing soap, toothbrush and paste sets, nail cutters, etc. To address nutritional needs, nutrition kits containing items like black gram, soybean, moong dal, chawla, and rajma are also distributed. The selection process for girl beneficiaries is meticulously

District

Ajmer

States

Rajasthan

A wonderful initiative to share happiness among street and slum children has been taken in Ajmer by Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan. Under this project, nutritious food, toys, sweets, new dress, chocolates are provided to street and slum children. Efforts are taken continuously to enlighten the life of these unlucky children by means of fireworks, colors, water-guns, cake, etc on the occasion of festivals like Christmas, Diwali, Holi etc. Demand of the Project The life of slum and street children is surrounded by darkness. The sense of alienation of society leads them to get involved into immoral acts as theft, addiction, prostitution. Happiness is miles away from these children. They hardly get two meals a day. These unlucky and helpless children can never think of delicious food, toys, new clothes even in their dreams. The society just gets them abuse, exploitation and the sense of alienation only which develops exasperation towards the society in their hearts. Lack of food leads them to suffere from malnutrition. Moreover, there life is full of darkness even on the ocassion of festivals. Altogether, these slum and street children live their life in darkness staying miles away from happiness of childhood. Objective To providing food for street children To Provide gifts to street children Bring attitudinal changes To teach discipline, yoga, education etc Activities To Provide delicious food items to slum & street poorchildren To Provide gift for golden memory to the children. Share inspiration and motivational story with children Uplift their confidence Educational & Awareness Sessions with slum children

District

Nagaur

Ajmer

Beawar

States

Rajasthan

In Rajasthan, the birth of a girl child is often not celebrated like that of a boy. Gender discrimination at home and in schools continues to create serious barriers to girls’ education. According to DISE data, 1.05 million girls were enrolled in Class I in 2008–09, but only 530,000 reached Class IX in 2016–17, indicating that nearly half dropped out before secondary school.

Surveys by Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan (RSKS India) found that poverty, social restrictions and the inability to afford educational materials often force intelligent and ambitious girls to discontinue their studies. The pandemic further reduced household incomes and limited access to essential educational and hygiene supplies.

As per Census 2011, rural literacy in Ajmer district was 59.13%, with male literacy at 76.45% and female literacy at only 41.29%. This wide gender gap highlights the urgent need to promote girls’ education.

RSKS India therefore implements an integrated education programme for marginalized rural girls. Beneficiaries are selected through household visits, family assessments and verification of school performance. Each girl receives one year of educational support, including a school bag, notebooks, books, stationery, uniform, shoes and socks.

Girls also receive hygiene kits containing sanitary napkins, soaps, hair oil, toothbrushes, toothpaste and other personal-care items, as well as nutrition kits containing pulses, soybean, black gram and rajma.

Monthly sessions are conducted on WASH, menstrual hygiene, sexual and reproductive health, balanced diets and nutrition. The RSKS India team regularly monitors school attendance, academic progress and the effective use of materials.

Through sustained year-long support, the initiative enables disadvantaged girls to attend school regularly, continue their education with dignity and confidence, and build a better future.

District

Ajmer

States

Rajasthan

A wonderful initiative to share happiness among street and slum children has been taken in Ajmer by Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan. Under this project, nutritious food, toys, sweets, new dress, chocolates are provided to street and slum children. Efforts are taken continuously to enlighten the life of these unlucky children by means of fireworks, colors, water-guns, cake, etc on the occasion of festivals like Christmas, Diwali, Holi etc. Demand of the Project The life of slum and street children is surrounded by darkness. The sense of alienation of society leads them to get involved into immoral acts as theft, addiction, prostitution. Happiness is miles away from these children. They hardly get two meals a day. These unlucky and helpless children can never think of delicious food, toys, new clothes even in their dreams. The society just gets them abuse, exploitation and the sense of alienation only which develops exasperation towards the society in their hearts. Lack of food leads them to suffere from malnutrition. Moreover, there life is full of darkness even on the ocassion of festivals. Altogether, these slum and street children live their life in darkness staying miles away from happiness of childhood. Objective To providing food for street children To Provide gifts to street children Bring attitudinal changes To teach discipline, yoga, education etc Activities To Provide delicious food items to slum & street poorchildren To Provide gift for golden memory to the children. Share inspiration and motivational story with children Uplift their confidence Educational & Awareness Sessions with slum children