Gram Chetna Kendra

Works for the advancement of rural populations by empowering them to take their own decisions and implementing multiple social benefit programmes

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

  • 2020

    Total Income
    Rs.12,257,881
    Total Expenses
    Rs.9,483,905
    Non Program Expenses
    Rs.1,707,103
    Program Expenses
    Rs.7,776,802
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  • 2021

    Total Income
    Rs.14,349,650
    Total Expenses
    Rs.12,207,321
    Non Program Expenses
    Rs.1,831,098
    Program Expenses
    Rs.10,376,223
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  • 2022

    Total Income
    Rs.21,849,963
    Total Expenses
    Rs.19,397,688
    Non Program Expenses
    Rs.1,939,768
    Program Expenses
    Rs.17,457,920
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  • 2023

    Total Income
    Rs.19,614,156
    Total Expenses
    Rs.19,092,650
    Non Program Expenses
    Rs.3,818,530
    Program Expenses
    Rs.15,274,120
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  • 2024

    Total Income
    Rs.22,038,568
    Total Expenses
    Rs.21,697,141
    Non Program Expenses
    Rs.2,342,387
    Program Expenses
    Rs.19,354,754
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Geographies Served

Programs

  • Drinking Water and Sanitation Programme

    GCK undertakes the digging of tube wells, installation of hand pumps, provisioning of tankers, construction of tanks and reservoirs and building of rain harvesting systems to enable access to safe drinking water for the villagers.

    It involves Village Development Committees(VDC) to direct hygienic behaviour and modify it towards the proper use of sanitation facilities.

  • Education Programme

    Its education programme seeks to empower children with an education which can enable the transformation of families and fuel future development. It trains Balwadi teachers empowering them to improve their delivery of education to preschool children.

    It partners with the education department of the State of Rajasthan and the Women and Child Development Agency to facilitate the implementation of initiatives like the ‘District Primary Education Programme’ and the ‘Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan’ in the villages.

    To introduce children to technology, it has set up computer centres which impart computer training programmes to children enabling them to be ready for future advancements in technology.

  • Livelihood Promotion Programme

    GCK benefits small landholder farmers by bringing them together to achieve economies of scale. It assists in the formation of farmer associations, women self-help groups, livestock herders and farmer producer organizations.

    It strives to increase productivity by integrating agriculture, dairy, water management, agricultural technology, farmer organizations and market innovations.

  • Reproductive Child Health Programme

    This programme aims to address the overall health needs of women and children, implementation needs of health workers and cater to the condition-based requirements of local populations. It works to assess the needs of the community and tries to fulfil them.

    Its activities include effective maternal & child health care, increased access to contraceptive care, nutritional services to vulnerable groups, prevention and treatment of RTI/STI, reproductive health services for adolescents, prevention and treatment of gynaecological problems, providing iron and folic acid supplements and ensuring exclusive breastfeeding for six months.

  • Early Childhood Care and Development Programme

    To ensure that every child gets care and a hospitable environment for proper growth and development, GCK strives to create awareness and bring together children and educators to encourage the development of essential social and mental faculties.

    Its nutrition programme provides supplementary nutrition to all children attending Balwadi centres besides promoting kitchen gardens in families and information on best diets. Severe cases of malnutrition are treated urgently by caregivers in addition to counselling, training and monitoring.

  • Enhancing Water Access And Water Conservation Through Agroforestry And Integrated Agriculture To Improve The Livelihood Of Women Farmers

    The project will take place in 15 villages and 7 Gram Panchayats of Sambhar Block, Jaipur District, Rajasthan. As per 2011 census data, the total population in the 15 villages is of 23802 people, including 12221 men and 11581 women, for 3816 households. An important share of the households belong to the BPL category. The inhabitants of the specific project area belong in majority to poor and marginalized communities: nomadic people, SC and ST. The families are dependent on agriculture, animal husbandry and daily labor. Most of the agriculture is rainfed, irrigation facilities are very limited and thus entire families migrate during the lean period. Gender-based discrimination is very prominent in the community, as girls and women still face numerous violations of their rights and have little access to economic and cultural capital. Indeed, according to census data, in 2011, in the rural parts of Sambhar block, 58,71% of the total population was literate, and there was a high difference between male and female populations: if 70,75% of men were literate, only 45,75% of women were.

  • Building Sustainable Livelihoods In Animal Husbandry For Marginalized Women In Sambhar Block, Jaipur District, Rajasthan

    District
    District

    Jaipur

    States

    Rajasthan

    The project strategy relies on improving the access to financial resources (loans from banks and from Self-Help Groups), skills, Government Schemes and collective systems of organization for the development of animal husbandry and dairy. Our aim is to make animal husbandry a profitable activity for women so that they can enhance their income in a sustainable way and thus face the economic effects of the sanitary crisis through resilience and local solutions. In order to do so, we will facilitate the access to trainings and skills enhancement of women on animal husbandry and milk production, ensure access to Government Schemes and loans to buy cattle, create better linkages with dairies for the selling and marketing of milk, ensure access to quality cattle feed at the home level and promote the collective organization of women. We will also build the capacities of the Self-Help Groups and Women Federation to promote best practices in animal husbandry and mobilize local resources to fund animal husbandry development at the local level. The capacities of the women will be built to manage general diseases in animals and ensure good milk production. We will also facilitate the access to vaccination campaigns through collaboration with the Government Departments.

  • Enhancing Water Access and Water Conservation Through Agroforestry and Integrated Agriculture to Improve the Livelihood of Women Farmers

    The project will take place in 15 villages and 7 Gram Panchayats of Sambhar Block, Jaipur District, Rajasthan. As per 2011 census data, the total population in the 15 villages is of 23802 people, including 12221 men and 11581 women, for 3816 households. An important share of the households belong to the BPL category. The inhabitants of the specific project area belong in majority to poor and marginalized communities: nomadic people, SC and ST. The families are dependent on agriculture, animal husbandry and daily labor. Most of the agriculture is rainfed, irrigation facilities are very limited and thus entire families migrate during the lean period. Gender-based discrimination is very prominent in the community, as girls and women still face numerous violations of their rights and have little access to economic and cultural capital. Indeed, according to census data, in 2011, in the rural parts of Sambhar block, 58,71% of the total population was literate, and there was a high difference between male and female populations: if 70,75% of men were literate, only 45,75% of women were.

  • Building Sustainable Livelihoods in Animal Husbandry for Marginalized Women in Sambhar Block, Jaipur District, Rajasthan

    District
    District

    Jaipur

    States

    Rajasthan

    The project strategy relies on improving the access to financial resources (loans from banks and from Self-Help Groups), skills, Government Schemes and collective systems of organization for the development of animal husbandry and dairy. Our aim is to make animal husbandry a profitable activity for women so that they can enhance their income in a sustainable way and thus face the economic effects of the sanitary crisis through resilience and local solutions. In order to do so, we will facilitate the access to trainings and skills enhancement of women on animal husbandry and milk production, ensure access to Government Schemes and loans to buy cattle, create better linkages with dairies for the selling and marketing of milk, ensure access to quality cattle feed at the home level and promote the collective organization of women. We will also build the capacities of the Self-Help Groups and Women Federation to promote best practices in animal husbandry and mobilize local resources to fund animal husbandry development at the local level. The capacities of the women will be built to manage general diseases in animals and ensure good milk production. We will also facilitate the access to vaccination campaigns through collaboration with the Government Departments.

Impact Metrics

  • Number of Water Tanks Constructed

    Program Name

    Drinking Water and Sanitation Programme

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2015-16 33
    • 2016-17 48
    • 2017-18 21
    • 2018-19 38
    • 2019-20 12
  • Number of Toilets Constructed

    Program Name

    Drinking Water and Sanitation Programme

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2015-16 54
    • 2016-17 22
    • 2017-18 19
    • 2018-19 159
    • 2019-20 4
  • Income Generation

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2019-20 8
    • 2020-21 8
    • 2021-22 9
  • Empowering Women by Providing Sustainibilty

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2019-20 8
    • 2020-21 9
    • 2021-22 9
  • Water Conservation, Women Empowerment, Natural Resources Management

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2019-20 7
    • 2020-21 8
    • 2021-22 9
  • Income Generation for Women

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2019-20 8
    • 2020-21 8
    • 2021-22 9
  • Empowering Women by Providing Sustainibilty

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2019-20 800
    • 2020-21 900
    • 2021-22 900

Leadership Team

  • Narendra Verma

    Chairman

  • Bajrang Singh

    Vice - Chairman

  • Om Prakash Sharma

    Secretary

  • Amit Kumar

    Program Manager

  • Pavan Wasnik

    Program Manager

  • Debuja Ranjan Chaudhary

    Program Manager

  • Nathamal Gaur

    Account and Finance Department

Demographics & Structure

  • Organisation Strength

    11

  • Diversity Metrics

    30% women

  • Organization Structure Organization Structure

    Yes

Registration Details

  • PAN Card

    AAATG1091M

  • Registration Number

    17/jaipur/1989-90

  • CSR Form 1

    CSR00000381

  • 80G

    AAATG1091MF20214

  • 12A

    AAATG1091ME20214

  • FCRA

    125560060

About

  • Headquarters

    Jaipur, Rajasthan

  • Since

    1989

Impact

GCK has impacted over 100,000 rural lives through programs in education, healthcare, livelihood development, and sustainable practices across 791 villages in 11 districts of Rajasthan.

Vision and Mission

Our Vision
We intend for unrelenting efforts for a catalytically initiation of people-based development intervention to ensure just and equal opportunities, minimum basic essentials to all with a dignified and higher quality of life for rural masses.

Our Mission
To bring awareness to the rural populace through democratic means so as to empower them and help them in gaining control over all factors that affect their individual lives and the community at large.

Political & Religious Declarations

  • Political Affiliation

  • Religious Affiliation

Location

  • Headquarters

    Village & Post- Kheri Malik, Via-Renwal District - Jaipur, Jaipur, Rajasthan

    Directions
  • Offices in Cities

Other Details

  • Type

    Non-profit

  • Sub Type

    Society

Technology Adoption

  • SOC 2 Compliant

    Yes

  • Financial Management

  • Beneficiary Management