Hariraj Charitable Trust

From 30 years, we Hariraj charitable trust have worked for farmers’ betterment and served in various ways. We are focusing on all the problems that farmers face at the ground level, helping them with different activities, and providing them training on various aspects. At the current time, we are working with 1650 farmers for sustainable farming activities. We are providing programmatic training on imperative action that should be taken before and after sowing, training on Integrated Pest Management(IPM), Integrated Nutrient Management, Health and safety training, Water Optimization Techniques, Demonstration plot, provide information about Bio-Diversity, Run awareness campaign about issues mentioned as above, Animal Welfare activities, we run activities for awareness for disaster risk and climate change and regular coordinating with farmers at ground level and try to make awareness about side effects of chemicals and use of natural substances instead of hazardous chemicals.

The Learning Assistance (LA) program is designed to support the educational and personal development of children in rural area of Amreli district, particularly those from migrant families and economically disadvantaged backgrounds. We are currently running 5 learning centers to address the crucial issue regarding poor learning outcomes of students. We want to expanding our LA centers to address significant barriers to education and improve learning outcomes for children.

In India, approximately 230 million boys under 18 are at risk of perpetuating gender-based violence, with alarming statistics showing that 57% justify violence against women and 50% are likely to use physical violence as adults. This issue is intricately linked to broader social challenges, including education, sanitation, and child marriage. While initiatives empowering women and girls are crucial, the attitudes and behaviours of men and boys are often overlooked. Without engaging boys in the conversation about gender equality, efforts to combat violence and discrimination remain incomplete and ineffective.