Bharti Sewa Sadan Trust

This initiative includes Health Awareness programs, Seminars, Workshops, and rallies. The primary goals of this healthcare program are: 1) Establishing affordable, community-based healthcare programs through partnerships with private doctors and referral services. 2) Training and deploying proactive health workers to manage healthcare programs.

Bharti Sewa Sadan Trust conducted a rehabilitation camp in Bihar, specifically in Araria District, to aid youth in their recovery. The organization is committed to combating the negative impact of globalization and technological advancements in the illicit drug trade. They focus on drug prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation programs. Their initiatives include raising awareness among the public about the harmful effects of drugs, conducting research to monitor the drug problem, and supporting activities to ensure the availability of information, technology, and funds for a sustained effort against drug-related issues.

The Trust has initiated awareness camps to promote education, combat illiteracy, and emphasise the importance of education. They acknowledge that education is a key factor in human development and can be measured through various indicators such as youth educational development, literacy rate, primary school enrollment, primary school dropout rate, years of schooling at the primary level, pupil-teacher ratio, and school proximity to residences. Their educational support model aims to empower both children and parents, facilitating academic success at home and globally.

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, also known as the "Clean India Mission," is a campaign focused on constructing latrines, promoting sanitation programs, and improving infrastructure in rural areas. The primary goal of this mission is to maintain cleanliness in the district while educating residents about the significance of a clean society. It aims to promote environmental cleanliness by highlighting the positive aspects of cleanliness to engage people in the mission.

The program aims to combat illegal tree cutting and address environmental concerns by promoting tree planting. It is dedicated to minimising the adverse effects of pollution, with a focus on controlling sound and water pollution. Additionally, they encourage people to plant a tree on their birthdays to celebrate in harmony with the environment. The organization has successfully planted various tree species, including fruit-bearing trees like Amrapali, Malda, Bombay, Kalkatia, as well as public utility trees such as Neem, Jamun, Banana, Litchi, and Kathal.

BSST have conducted surveys that reveal issues like illiteracy, lack of awareness about essential health, education, and human rights services, and problems related to sanitation, hygiene, and healthcare. To address these challenges, the organisation arranges health camps offering free checkups, vaccinations, and educational camps to empower women and youth to choose alternative careers. It provides information on scientific agriculture and husbandry to improve people's agricultural and economic well-being.

This program is focused on empowering women and children in rural areas, aiming to educate them and bring about positive change. The program includes meetings and seminars to provide knowledge about the legal rights of women and children. Approximately 50 youths have received training through this initiative. In the second stage, these trained youths educate uneducated women about their legal rights. The program also emphasises children's rights, particularly addressing child labour issues. To further engage the rural population and raise awareness, the organisation proposes organising a "Legal-cum-Health mela" during events like polio vaccination day and Republic Day, as rural residents often lack knowledge of their legal rights and potential solutions.