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Go to them
Sessions held in the village, with venue, refreshments and travel budgeted so attendance is not a cost to families.
Program · Awareness
Awareness & Rural Training
The session that changes what a village does next season.
₹2,00,000
Year 1 spend
₹1,00,000
Year 2 spend
₹3,00,000
Total to date
In-village
Where we run
The problem
Health, hygiene, schooling, entitlements, basic skills — most of what a household needs is already available, and unclaimed. Our awareness and training sessions close that gap.
Rural families routinely miss out on schemes, health practices and skills that are free or near-free, simply because nobody has explained them in person, in their own language.
Our approach
How we work.
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Practical content
Menstrual and general hygiene, nutrition, schooling and basic skill development, adapted to the group in the room.
03
Pay facilitators properly
Honorariums and training materials are funded so sessions are led by people who know the subject.
From the field
In photos.
A life changed
"Awareness is the multiplier on every other program we run."
₹2,00,000 in Year 1 funded awareness and training programs in rural areas, covering venue, materials, refreshments and travel. A further ₹1,00,000 in Year 2 funded skill-development and awareness sessions with facilitator honorariums.
— Program note, Rural Telangana
Support Awareness
Pick your impact.
Every program round is delivered against invoices, and every donation gets a formal receipt.
Questions
You asked.
What topics do you cover?+
Menstrual and general hygiene, nutrition, schooling and basic skill development — chosen with the community hosting the session.
Do you certify trainees?+
Not at present. We run awareness and skill-development sessions; we do not issue formal certifications and will not claim otherwise.
Why fund refreshments and travel?+
Because attendance drops when a session costs a family a half-day's wage and a bus fare. It is a small line item with a large effect.
The Circle continues
Explore the other five.
One gift. One life. One ripple across a village.
Eligible donations to Awareness & Rural Training may qualify for deduction under applicable provisions of the Income-tax Act.