Bhoomika Vihar

It focuses on promoting gender equity by actively involving beneficiaries in education, skill development, and entrepreneurship, striving to ensure equal opportunities for women and girls in society. It provides education stipends to girls from marginalized sections, offers training through community centres, and works on leadership development and counselling to integrate them into the mainstream.

It employs a solution-based strategy to amplify the voices of girls and women, shedding light on their real-life experiences to capture stakeholders' attention. By involving survivors directly as artists, Bhoomika Vihar produces documentary movies aimed at addressing societal issues from the perspective of the affected groups. These documentaries, like "One Night Bride," "Swaha," and "I Exist," have garnered significant attention from both viewers and the media, serving as powerful tools to convey heartfelt messages from the grassroots level.

The organisation, through 'The Last Mile Delivery' initiative, focuses on reaching the most vulnerable individuals at the grassroots level. It begins by identifying different strata, families, and individuals in need. This identification process involves extensive community leader and volunteer engagement across diverse terrains. Using need assessment and vulnerability mapping, Bhoomika Vihar evaluates social, educational, physical, and economic indicators to categorize vulnerable groups. Customized tools aid in identifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities, ensuring targeted support for those in need. Adopting a community-led approach, it engages stakeholders at various levels to create tailored support structures, offering comprehensive care and multidisciplinary assistance to beneficiaries across different sections of society.

Bhoomika Vihar aims to create a violence-free society through its transformative model. To achieve this, it prioritizes sensitizing all stakeholders for lasting change. Its advocacy strategy revolves around three pillars: empowering girls at the grassroots level, employing community-driven methods at the societal level, and involving stakeholders at various levels. One initiative includes the 'Bhoomika Varta Newsletter,' crafted by the Balika Panchayat Girls to share girl-led interventions. This includes initiatives like the 'Declaration of Oath' by candidates in Bihar Panchayat Elections to combat forced marriages and gender-based violence. The newsletter is also shared with police stations to inform them about these girl-led approaches. These efforts highlight Bhoomika Vihar's commitment to amplifying the voices of girls and effecting change at multiple levels of society.

The organisation adopts a community-driven approach by engaging with community representatives regularly to design projects. This involves assessing the intervention's nature and potential beneficiaries through visits and interactions. Continuous monitoring and follow-ups, in collaboration with local Government bodies, ensure desired outcomes. Key figures like Mukhia, Sarpanch, and Ward Members play crucial roles, facilitating seamless interventions in remote areas without security concerns. Their involvement fosters effective communication with marginalized groups, aiding in amplifying their voices for rights and mobilizing support within these communities.