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Gram Vikas Trust

Overall socio-economic development of the underprivileged communities, especially children and women.

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Gram Vikas Trust (GVT) came into existence as a result of the motivation and personal initiative of its founder, Mr. Ramesh Kasondra, to enhance the socio-economic status of the underprivileged people. Hailing from a rural family, the founder was no stranger to hardships faced by the underprivileged. Having overcome economic and social challenges, due to the backing and economic blessings from certain elder society leaders, the founder set out to do his best to make a positive difference in the lives of fellow underprivileged.

Working with a team of committed people, GVT’s aim has been to secure integrated development through people’s participation. The key areas identified for interventions include child rights, education, health and hygiene, sustainable livelihood, and women empowerment. Our efforts have developed lasting association with government, non-government and corporate organizations as also with the communities and groups with whom we have worked.

We have come a long way following a small beginning in June 2001, and have implemented a wide variety of projects related to child rights for change, reproductive child health care, quality education, watershed development, wasteland development, tribal development, low cost sanitation, alternate energy sources, self-help groups, vocational training to youth, and women empowerment in Bharuch and Narmada Districts of Gujarat state in India.

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Vidhyashakti Fellowship: Nurturing Rural Learning & Leaders

Every Child Deserves a Chance to Learn In Gujarat: 📚 1 in 3 kids can’t read by Grade 3 ➗ 1 in 3 can’t do basic math by Grade 5 🏫 178 schools in Bharuch have just one teacher Your support can change that. Through Vidhyashakti Fellowship , young Fellows: ✅ Teach English, Maths, Science, Gujarati & Life Skills ✅ Inspire children and parents to dream bigger ✅ Partner with government for lasting change How You Can Help: 💸 ₹2,569 = 2 years of learning for 1 child 💸 ₹7.7 lakh = Support 1 Fellow 💸 ₹77.08 lakh = Transform 10 schools with 10 Fellows 🌟 Every ₹1 = ₹4–₹7 societal value Be the spark that transforms lives. 👉 Donate Now – Give Learning, Confidence & Hope
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Give The Girl Child – A Second Chance To Be In School

Gender inequalities in education are greatest in the poorest countries amongst the poorest wealth quintiles, and widen during adolescence. Adolescent girls face specific challenges to staying in school and learning. In many contexts, as girls approach puberty, their opportunities can shrink compared to those of their brothers’, underpinned by harmful gender norms which may impose restrictions on their mobility. Girls and young women also face a disproportionate burden of domestic work, and face greater risk of violence, including sexual violence Gram Vikas Trust’s Girls’ Education Programme started in 2009, aiming to support over a hundred of the poorest girls to improve their lives through education. The GVT supports initiatives which aim to find better ways of getting girls into school and ensuring they receive a quality of education to transform their future. This initiative will support interventions for highly marginalized, adolescent girls who are out of school (either because they have never attended school, or have already dropped out of school without gaining a basic education) to (re-) enroll in education, gain employment or improve the quality of their family lives. In order to achieve this interventions should be focused on the acquisition of basic education and skills, tackling social and gender norms, and testing sustainable solutions that can provide systemic change.
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  • Caroline Hayes Lopez

    In honor of Sumanchandra Patel, with love from Dan, Caroline, Natalie and Sean Lopez

  • Kristen McGrath