Grameen Evam Samajik Vikas Sansthan

Grameen Evam Samajik Vikas Sanstha (GSVS) operates CHILDLINE Ajmer, a 24-hour emergency helpline providing care and protection for vulnerable children. It serves marginalised groups, including street children, child labourers, abuse victims, and those facing social and health crises. Through outreach and awareness programs, it educates communities about child rights and emergency support. Events like the Pushkar Mela, rallies, and signature campaigns raise awareness of child trafficking and related issues. CHILDLINE Ajmer also conducts interactive forums to address concerns and improve services. By engaging local authorities and schools, it fosters a safer environment for children while advocating for stronger child protection policies.

Grameen Evam Samajik Vikas Sanstha (GSVS) runs livelihood development programs to support vulnerable families through resource-based initiatives. Its Family Livelihood Resource Centre provides customised support for income generation, linking households with government schemes. In 2011-2012, it trained 76 families in financial management and facilitated backyard poultry and goat rearing to boost earnings. It also implements the Risk Mitigation Project, raising awareness about financial security and insurance. It helped families access life insurance claims, pension schemes, and financial assistance for long-term stability. Through these programs, GSVS strengthens economic resilience and promotes sustainable livelihoods in marginalised communities.

Grameen Evam Samajik Vikas Sanstha (GSVS) runs the Migrant Population Support Program to enhance livelihoods for migrating families from Masuda and Jawaja blocks. It promotes self-reliance through awareness campaigns, skill development, career counselling, and employment training for youth. The program addresses legal challenges by facilitating agreements between labourers and employers, ensuring fair work conditions. It also provides destination management services, including education and healthcare support for migrant families. By linking individuals to government welfare schemes and financial management resources, GSVS strengthens economic security and social stability, helping migrants lead dignified and informed lives.

Grameen Evam Samajik Vikas Sanstha (GSVS) strengthens women's economic and social status through its Self-Help Group (SHG) Federation. It facilitates access to bank loans, enabling women to engage in livelihood activities such as animal husbandry, agriculture, stitching, and retail. In 2011-12, it established 47 new SHGs, bringing the total to 130 active groups with 1,664 members. It organises capacity-building training and links SHG members to life insurance policies and government schemes, including widow pensions and housing assistance. Through its Family Livelihood Resource Centre, it supports livestock-based income generation, enhancing financial security and self-sufficiency among rural women.