Safe Society

The objective of this program is to provide awareness of important aspects of household financial management and converge with various available government schemes.

This project is designed for the upliftment of this community by creating opportunities and awareness among the children, youth, and adults about their rights.

To support the artisans (both men and women) performing pottery and terracotta art, Safe Society is to open a Terracotta Felicitation Centre where artisans would be able to upgrade their art skills under-trained teachers and use high-quality machines.
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Through providing Goat to women, we aim to create livelihood options for them.

Organic Leaf is one of the initial projects of Safe Society where we unified 100 Self-help groups and formed farmers' clubs. Farmers in these clubs were given training on advanced farming techniques and the creation of businesses from farm-based products.

Bal Srijan project was started for the rehabilitation and protection of street/slum and railway children who are at high risk of exploitation like drugs, trafficking, abuse, child labor, begging, etc way back in 2015. At that time, we rescued more than 500+ children and saved over 100 children from trafficking. After the government took control over rescuing work, we modified our focus towards the rehabilitation of these children.
In this project, we work on the healing and rehabilitation process of traumatized children using art-based therapy (ABP) and social-emotional learning (SEL) at Antyoday centers and Bal Gurukuls. An individual childcare and rehabilitation plan (ICCRP) is prepared for each child at the center which helps in choosing the right methodology for his development.

Pahal project assists society in creating a supportive environment for women mainly for menstrual health through various awareness campaigns at the school and college level. We also focus on developing entrepreneurial skills in rural women by developing them as resource persons or Pahal Kendra In-charge (Sanchalika) to sell menstrual hygiene-related products in the villages.

This project envisions to provide women artisans a platform where they can achieve social and economic stability.