Poverty Allevation
The major causes of poverty in India are high population growth, unscientific agriculture practices, agrarian from agriculture, illiteracy, unemployment, caste based politics, urban rural divide and discrimination on the basis of caste, creed and religion. Poor people do not have enough food, clothing, education or health care; they live in areas that are prone to disease, crime and natural disasters. Their basic civil and human rights are often non-existent.
Our various initiatives programmes for poverty alleviation- Education help by text books, note—books, scholarships, school-dress etc.
- Trainings for self—employment to rural and poor women.
- Free medical camps for health check up.
- Free blankets distribution in winters to poor.