Bhartiya Jan Utthan Parishad (BJUP)

BJUP's key objectives include protecting child rights, providing quality education, promoting health and sanitation, empowering women and youth, and fostering sustainable rural development to uplift marginalized communities.

  • FCRA
  • 80G
  • 12A
  • CSR-1
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Financials

  • 2023

    Total Income
    Rs.7,049,865,623
    Total Expenses
    Rs.6,064,050,587
    Non Program Expenses
    Rs.53,736,295
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  • 2024

    Total Income
    Rs.8,000,290,808
    Total Expenses
    Rs.6,949,309,545
    Non Program Expenses
    Rs.127,362,888
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  • 2025

    Total Income
    Rs.10,122,120,520
    Total Expenses
    Rs.8,540,668,154
    Non Program Expenses
    Rs.44,418,636
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Geographies Served

Programs

  • Holistic Rural Development Program (HRDP)

    District
    State
    District

    Bhojpur

    States

    Bihar

    The Holistic Rural Development Program (HRDP), supported by HDFC Bank under the Parivartan initiative, is being implemented in the Nawada district of Bihar to enable sustainable and inclusive development of rural communities through integrated interventions across education, livelihoods, health & WASH, natural resource management and women empowerment. The program combines entrepreneurship development, promotion of natural and organic farming, establishment of mushroom and poultry units, high‐yield pulse cultivation, kitchen gardens and vegetable production to enhance rural livelihoods, while also improving community infrastructure such as smart schools, solar-based irrigation systems and renovated Anganwadi centres. With a strong focus on community participation, the program forms and strengthens local institutions like Village Development Committees and farmer collectives, conducts capacity-building and exposure visits, and organizes health and veterinary camps, thereby creating resilient rural communities capable of driving their own long-term progress.

  • Community Empowerment Programme (CEP)

    District
    State
    District

    Nawada

    States

    Bihar

    The Community Empowerment Program (CEP) is designed to create long-term, self‐sustaining change within mica-dependent communities by addressing the root causes of poverty, vulnerability, illiteracy and poor working conditions. Focusing on five key domains—livelihood promotion, education, social entitlements, health & WASH, and advocacy—the program implements a mix of individual, small group and community-level interventions to ensure inclusive reach and relevance. Building on a graduation model, CEP supports ultra-poor households with livelihood assets, vocational skills and financial literacy, while also improving agricultural productivity through kitchen garden training and seed distribution. To enhance access to quality education, the program provides scholarships to deserving children, establishes Balwadi centres, schools and community libraries, and supplies schools with sports and learning materials alongside capacity-building for teachers. Health camps and hygiene awareness campaigns improve health outcomes, and specialised linkage camps and a dedicated Resource Centre enable communities to access their rightful social entitlements and government services, ultimately empowering mica-dependent communities to lead a dignified and resilient life.

  • BACCHE- 2 feet Ahead Together

    District

    Nawada

    Koderma

    States

    Bihar

    Jharkhand

    BACCHE – Two Feet Ahead Together is a child-centric initiative focused on fostering holistic development for children living in the remote villages of Rajauli Block in Nawada district. The programme aims to empower children by actively engaging youth, strengthening community participation, and integrating ecological and experiential learning to promote quality education and build resilience. Through awareness‐building and dialogue, it enhances youth understanding of mental health while creating safe and supportive spaces for children with life skills training, sports and art-based activities. The initiative improves educational outcomes by providing teaching and learning materials, setting up Smart Classrooms and Child Resource Centres, and offering scholarship support to vulnerable out-of-school children. In addition, it promotes children’s health through personal and menstrual hygiene sessions, strengthens Bal Sansad mechanisms for child safety, and organises first aid and life skills training. Regular engagement with School Management Committees, parents and community members, as well as linkage camps for social entitlements and advocacy meetings on child protection issues, ensures community ownership and long-term sustainability.

  • SATHI

    District

    Nawada

    Banka

    States

    Bihar

    The project aims to strengthen the quality of education in rural Bihar by establishing e-learning infrastructure in 56 government schools across Pakribarwan and Kashichak blocks, ultimately benefiting more than 5,000 students. By equipping schools with digital classrooms and access to curated educational content, the initiative seeks to improve teaching–learning processes, bridge the digital divide, and provide students with interactive and engaging learning opportunities. The availability of technology-enabled tools will enhance foundational competencies, support teachers in delivering curriculum effectively, and create a more inclusive learning environment for children in remote areas – thereby contributing to better learning outcomes and long-term educational advancement.

  • BACHPAN

    District

    Nalanda

    Nawada

    Patna

    States

    Bihar

    The Building Atmosphere for Child’s Holistic Development Protection and Nurturing (BACHPAN) programme is a child protection initiative that focuses on safeguarding and nurturing vulnerable children—particularly orphans, semi-orphans and those engaged in rag picking or child labour—by providing them with a safe, caring and enabling environment. The programme adopts a holistic approach to child development by strengthening residential care arrangements, raising awareness, and enhancing the social infrastructure around children through continuous training and capacity-building of families, community members and local institutions. It ensures meaningful child participation through regular interface meetings with administration, teachers and community representatives, enabling children to voice their concerns and access support. The initiative engages child clubs and guardian committees in the slums, provides parenting skills training to caregivers, and supports children’s educational needs through the provision of tuition assistance, education kits and ration supplies. BACHPAN also facilitates the enrolment of out-of-school children and links them and their families to relevant government schemes and social protection entitlements—creating a protective ecosystem that supports children’s holistic development and long-term wellbeing.

  • Gram Seva

    District
    State
    District

    Araria

    States

    Bihar

    The initiative seeks to advance growth and prosperity among rural populations by promoting holistic village development and fostering self-reliance in line with the principles of Gram Swaraj. By integrating livelihood enhancement, social infrastructure development, natural resource management and community empowerment, the programme aims to strengthen local governance systems and enable communities to effectively manage their own development. Through community participation and capacity building, village institutions are strengthened to plan, implement and sustain development interventions, ultimately creating self-reliant villages that are economically vibrant, socially cohesive and environmentally sustainable.

  • SSHAKTI

    District

    Nalanda

    Gaya

    Nawada

    Jehanabad

    Aurangabad - Bihar

    Arwal

    States

    Bihar

    The programme aims to improve the survival and overall quality of life of People Living with HIV (PLHIV) by ensuring access to comprehensive care, treatment and psychosocial support, while simultaneously strengthening community systems to create a more inclusive and supportive environment. By promoting awareness, reducing stigma and discrimination, and building the capacities of community networks and service providers, the initiative empowers PLHIV to exercise their rights and actively participate in community life—thereby fostering resilience, dignity and long-term wellbeing.

  • eVidyaloka

    District

    Nalanda

    Jamui

    Nawada

    States

    Bihar

    The Vidyaganga & Digital Classroom Programme, implemented by Bhartiya Jan Utthan Parishad in collaboration with eVidyaloka Bangalore, aims to strengthen learning outcomes by introducing digital education for government school students of Grades 5 to 8 in two schools of the Giriyak block in Nalanda district. Leveraging the expertise of qualified volunteer teachers and professionals, the programme delivers high-quality online lessons and innovative learning content through Android-based applications, thereby narrowing the digital divide for rural children. With the active support of parents, teachers and School Management Committees, digital devices such as tablets and smartphones are maintained to ensure uninterrupted learning. The initiative facilitates enrollment of students into digital learning, provides counselling and mentoring support to enhance digital access and usage, and regularly conducts feedback sessions with parents and educators to monitor progress and improve learning outcomes ultimately fostering a more engaging, inclusive and future-ready education system for rural students.

Impact Metrics

  • Holistic Socio-Economic Development of Vulnerable Rural Households Through Improved Education, Sustainable Livelihoods and Natural Resource Management”

    Program Name

    Holistic Rural Development Program

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2021-22 0
    • 2022-23 0
    • 2023-24 0

Leadership Team

  • Abhishek Bhartiya

    General Secretary

  • Alpan Kumar Sinha

    Implementation & Program Quality

  • CA Manish Kumar Singh

    Finance Manager

  • Sumit Shekhar

    Program Manager,Strategic Building and Networking

  • Raushan Kumar

    Program Manager (Advocacy, Liasoning & Networking)

  • Nivedita Mishra

    Manager, Communication and Documentation

Demographics & Structure

  • Organisation Strength

    None

Registration Details

  • PAN Card

    AAATB5561F

  • Registration Number

    240/86-87

  • CSR Form 1

    CSR00001501

  • 80G

    AAATG3184FF2021001

  • 12A

    AAATB5561FE20214

  • FCRA

    31340020

About

  • Headquarters

    Biharsharif, Bihar

  • Since

    1983

Impact

Impact (Thematic)-2022-23 Livelihood and Entitlements: 1. Empowering Entrepreneurs: We have supported 128 beneficiaries, equipping them with the necessary assets and assistance to launch their own ventures, fostering economic self-sufficiency. 2. Agricultural Transformation: Over 500 farmers have received vital support, including the installation of vermin compost systems, solar-based group irrigation facilities, and provision of high-quality seeds, bolstering sustainable agricultural practices. 3. Advanced Agricultural Training: More than 500 farmers have been empowered through specialized training in advanced agriculture and livestock management, enhancing productivity and income. 4. Community Prosperity: Over 1,000 community members have benefited from the establishment of four community facility centers and four tool bank, leading to increased income and reduced expenditure. 5. Skill Development: We've provided vocational training to 239 youths and women, arming them with skills crucial for employment opportunities and economic stability. 6. Social Security Outreach: We've connected 1,419 families with government social security schemes, promoting financial security and well-being within the community. Health and Sanitation: 1. Health Access: Through regular health camps, 3,570 individuals in our intervention areas have received essential health check-ups, ensuring their well-being. 2. Nutrition for Children: We've supported 125 children through nutrition camps, safeguarding their health and development. 3. Improved Sanitation: The construction of 20 soak pits and repair of 10 hand pumps has facilitated sanitation and clean water access for over 300 households. 4. Empowering Girls: More than 1,000 girls have benefited from our support for sanitary napkins, promoting hygiene and dignity. 5. HIV Support: We've provided counseling support to 5,805 HIV-positive individuals and high-risk groups (HRGs) while registering 78 people living with HIV in an ART center. 6. STI Prevention: A remarkable 648 HRG individuals are now free from any STI infection, promoting community health. 7. Condom Distribution: A total of 187,580 free condoms have been distributed, contributing to safe practices and disease prevention. Children Education and Protection 1. Education Opportunities: We've provided financial support to 716 children, ensuring their continued access to education. 2. Formal Education: Over 350 children are now linked with formal education systems, broadening their horizons. 3. Smart Schools: Three schools have been transformed into smart schools, benefiting more than 1,000 children with enhanced learning environments. 4. Educational Resources: We've supplied teaching and sports materials to 22 schools, enriching the education of over 2,000 children. 5. Empowering Learning: Through eight Anganwadi Centres and BaLA writing initiatives, 280 children have improved their foundational skills. 6. Digital Education: We've enrolled numerous children in digital education programs, equipping them for a digital future. 7. Library Access: The establishment of 28 community libraries and the upgrade of 16 school libraries have expanded access to knowledge. 8. Promoting Education: 10 learning centers have been established to promote elementary education, ensuring that learning continues. 9. Child Protection: We've successfully rescued 103 children from child labor and missing status, safeguarding their rights and futures. Women Empowerment: 1. Empowering Women and Girls: We've empowered 168 women and girls through various skills, including Karate, Jewels making, and more, fostering independence and confidence. 2. Financial Literacy: 252 women have received financial literacy training, equipping them with essential financial management skills. 3. Entrepreneurship: More than 50 women have been identified for asset support, enabling them to start their own ventures and achieve economic self-reliance. Environment/Natural Resource Management: 1. Green Lighting: We've installed 150 solar streetlights, illuminating communities while promoting renewable energy. 2. Organic Farming: Fifteen vermin compost pits have been established to encourage organic farming, promoting sustainable agricultural practices. 3. Solar Irrigation: Five solar-based group irrigation systems have been put in place, conserving water resources and enhancing agricultural productivity. 4. Water Resource Management: The installation of five government-subsidized sprinkler irrigation systems has further advanced sustainable farming practices.

Vision and Mission

BJUP's vision is holistic development of all sections of society through awareness and consciousness. Its mission is to drive sustainable development processes to improve quality of life for deprived and marginalized communities through participatory approaches.

Political & Religious Declarations

  • Political Affiliation

  • Religious Affiliation

Location

  • Headquarters

    Quamruddinganj, Biharsharif, Bihar

    Directions
  • Offices in Cities

    Bihar Sharif, Pali, Patna, Jamui, Koderma, Gaya, Araria, Nawada, Bhojpur

Other Details

  • Type

    Non-profit

  • Sub Type

    Society

Technology Adoption

  • SOC 2 Compliant

    No

  • Financial Management

  • Beneficiary Management