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Water and Sanitation
37 per cent of the developing world’s population 2.5 billion people lack improved sanitation facilities, and over 780 million people still use unsafe drinking water sources. Inadequate access to safe water and sanitation services, coupled with poor hygiene practices, kills and sickens thousands of children every day, and leads to impoverishment and diminished opportunities for
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Economic Empowerment
Tirhut Samagra Vikas Parishad runs various programmes for economic empowerment of poverty-stricken rural and urban youth in various states under the schemes of government of India, State government and corporate social responsibility initiatives. TSVP works with communities to ensure that families in extreme poverty have the skills they need to increase their income. We have
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Women Empowerment
Women are organized in Self-Help Groups to encourage habits of savings, thrift and income generation. These women are provided vocational trainings on livelihood options such as food-processing, tailoring, embroidery and linkages are created with banks DRDA, NABARD etc. Women are made aware of their rights and entitlements and the benefits of education, health, hygiene, nutrition
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Training
With the view to make improvement in skill and to start IGP for suitable livelihood Tirhut Samagra Vikas Parishad is organizing vocational Training in different trades like Garment training, Agarwati Training, Computer Training, training in food processing, specially for the dalit / Maha dalit women members of Self Help Groups. The sides the above Tirhut
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Education
Tirhut Samagra Vikas Parishad works on education of children by following a three-pronged approach. On one hand the organization works towards providing basic elementary education to children who have not been admitted to schools and to those who are dropouts. Special focus is given on adolescent girls’ education, who are deprived of this privileged due
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Livelihood Programme
Most people in the area are dependant upon agriculture as a main source of livelihood. This area is also prone to frequent droughts. Training initiatives on rainwater harvesting, intercropping patterns, improved implements and seeds are provided to small and marginal farmers. The use of chemical fertilizers is discouraged and the bio fertilizers and vermin composts
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