Sugam Jagriti

SUGAM JAGRITI

Sugam Jagriti a reg. Organisation Empowring Marginalized Women & Girls In India through Skill Dev. Training, Soft Skill &Awareness

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SUGAM JAGRITI

Sugam Jagriti is a registered Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) working for the socio-economic development of marginalized and vulnerable communities. The organization is registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860, Government of Bihar, and is recognized under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), 1976, as well as the Income Tax Act under Sections 12A and 80G.

Founded by a socially committed group of activists, Sugam Jagriti was established to address the challenges faced by the poorest and most disadvantaged sections of society in both rural and urban areas. The organization envisions “a self-reliant and equitable society based on the values of peace, justice, equality, and social harmony.”

Sugam Jagriti follows a participatory and community-centered approach in strategic planning, program implementation, monitoring, and evaluation. Through community mobilization and empowerment, the organization strives to make communities, local governance institutions, and government agencies more responsive to the needs and rights of ultra-poor and marginalized populations. The organization strongly believes in combining professional expertise with social commitment and promotes gender equality across all its programs and interventions.

The guiding principle of the organization is “Development by the People and for the People.” Bringing sustainable social change through community participation remains its highest priority.

Target Groups

Sugam Jagriti works with:

  • Scheduled Castes (SCs)
  • Scheduled Tribes (STs)
  • Other Backward Classes (OBCs)
  • Women and Children
  • Minority Communities
  • Persons with Disabilities
  • Adolescents and Youth
  • Single Women and Widows
  • Disaster-Affected Families
  • Migrant and Unorganized Labourers
  • Leprosy and Tuberculosis Patient

Geographical Coverage

The organization primarily operates in the state of Bihar, with major interventions in the districts of:

  • Nalanda
  • Gaya
  • Sitamarhi
  • Buxar
  • Vaishali

Focus Areas

The organization focuses on improving the quality of life of vulnerable, ultra-poor, and socially excluded communities through awareness generation, capacity building, skill development, and convergence with government welfare schemes. Its major thematic areas include:

  • Computer Literacy and Digital Education
  • Skill Development and Vocational Training
  • Youth Empowerment and Employment Generation
  • Education for Underprivileged and Differently-Abled Children
  • Women Empowerment and Gender Equality
  • Disability Inclusion and Rehabilitation
  • Leprosy and Tuberculosis Awareness
  • Health, Hygiene, Nutrition, and Sanitation
  • Reproductive and Child Health
  • COVID-19 Awareness and Relief Support
  • Panchayati Raj and Good Governance Awareness
  • Environmental Conservation and Climate Awareness
  • Right to Information (RTI)
  • Human Rights and Legal Awareness
  • Community Mobilization and Social Development

Vision

To establish a self-reliant, equitable, and inclusive society where every individual enjoys dignity, justice, equal opportunities, and a sustainable quality of life.

Mission

To empower marginalized communities through education, skill development, awareness, capacity building, and sustainable livelihood opportunities while promoting social justice, gender equality, health, and community participation.

Legal Status :

(a) Registered under the Societies Registration Act 21/1860, Regn. No. 220 dated 31st July 2001 by I.G of Registration, Govt. of Bihar (India).

(b) Registered under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA)-1976, Regn. No.- 031340053 dated November 13, 2002 by Ministry of Home Affairs (Govt. of India).

(c) Registered under Income Tax Exemption under section 12A of Income Tax Act, 1961 dated April 1st, 2002.

(d) Registered under Income Tax Exemption under section 80G of Income Tax Act,

(e) Permanent Account Number AACTS7713G

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Empowering youths through Digital Literacy Trg -Bihar, India

SUMMARY In an increasingly digitalized world, access to technology and digital literacy skills & Soft Skill has become indispensable for economic empowerment, educational advancement, and social inclusion. However, underserved women and girls, particularly in Bihar State of India, often face significant barriers to accessing digital opportunities and perpetuating existing inequalities. Recognizing the transformative potential of digital literacy initiatives, our organization-Sugam Jagriti is stepping up to bridge this gap and empower undeserved women and girls in Islampur block in Nalanda district in Bihar through digital literacy training programs. Through training, mentorship, and community support, these initiatives are not only equipping women and girls with essential digital skills but also fostering confidence, leadership, and opportunities for their socio-economic growth. Digital literacy training goes beyond teaching basic technical skills; it encompasses a holistic approach that addresses various aspects of digital empowerment. Such training equips underserved women and girls with the knowledge and skills to navigate the digital landscape confidently, participate meaningfully in online spaces, and harness digital tools for personal and professional development. Let's explore the transformative power of comprehensive digital literacy training in advancing underserved women and girls in Bihar. CHALLENGE Underserved women and girls, including those from low-income communities, rural areas, and marginalized groups in Islampur block of Nalanda district in Bihar encounter multifaceted barriers to accessing digital literacy training. These barriers may include limited access to technology and the internet, lack of awareness about digital opportunities, cultural norms that discourage women's participation in technology-related fields, and gender-based discrimination online. OBJECTIVES (a) To teach essential computer skills, including operating systems, file management, word processing, spread sheet creation, and presentation software to the participants. (b) To enable them to understand internet usage, e-mail communication, online safety, and social media platforms thus allowing them to engage confidently in the digital realm. (c) To educate them on responsible digital behaviour, responsible internet use and online community engagement. (d) To empower them with marketable skills, opening doors to employment/self-employment prospects and career advancement in a digitally driven world. PROPOSED SOLUTION (1) Needs Assessment: Conduct a comprehensive assessment of the digital literacy needs and identify the target audience’s specific requirements to implement the program accordingly. (2) Curriculum Development: Design a curriculum that covers fundamental computer skills, internet usage, online safety, and digital citizenship. The curriculum should be structured, engaging, and accessible to participants with varying levels of prior knowledge. (3) Training Sessions: Organize regular computer training sessions at the identified community centre for 3 months or other accessible venues. These sessions will be conducted by local computer trainers. (4) Hands-on Practice: Provide participants access to computers and the internet during the training sessions, allowing them to apply the acquired knowledge in a practical setting. (5) Resource Materials: Develop user-friendly training materials to reinforce learning. (6) Organize Awareness Campaign: To promote the importance of digital literacy for women and girls regular awareness campaigns will be organized to break stereotypes, challenge biases, and inspire more women to embrace the digital world. (7) Assessments and Certifications: Implement regular assessments to track participants’ progress and provide certifications upon completion, reinforcing their achievements and enhancing their employability/self-employability prospects. LONG TERM IMPACT With their computer skills, 5000 girls will generate income and provide additional financial support to their family expenses to lead their day- to-day life and daily bread. Their dignity in the family and society will improve overall.
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