Health & Nutrition; mobilizing income generation and self-governance for women and the youth; etc.

Rotary India Literacy Mission; Functional Vocational Training and Research Society; NABARD; etc.

Mr. Padam Lal Meena, President Ms. Vimla Jain, Vice President Mr. Mukesh Gancha, Treasurer Mr. Shashi Bhusan, Secretary Mr. Hemendra Patel, Deputy Secretary

Beneficiary Spend:

Average: 81.3%

Highest: 99.3%

Lowest: 9.5%

Income:

Average: Rs2 cr

Highest: Rs39 cr

Lowest: Rs1 lac

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A hope for better life.

• Adarsh Shiksha Samiti came into existence to be able to create a platform to look after the well-being of the tribal population in India. They also had a broader vision to help facilitate the marginalised a better control over their local resources and can effectively participate in the social development process of the community.
• Programs of Adarsh Shiksha Samiti: a) Education: Currently working on enrolling dropouts back to school, providing quality education to children from tribal communities and focusing on creating IT literacy as well. b) Livelihood: Initiatives like skill development training, micro-financing loans for entrepreneurial needs, boosting Self-Help Groups in villages of Rajasthan is being encouraged by Adarsh Shiksha Samiti. c) Sanitation: Being associated to Swacch Bharat Mission, Adarsh is working on Open Defecation free India. d) Health & Nutrition: The Patan Devi Food Bank implemented by the NGO supports a hunger and malnutrition free India.
• Adarsh Shiksha Samiti successfully impacted 218 beneficiaries directly and indirectly in 2018 through their various initiatives.