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Listen
We ask before we plan
We sit with families and ask what is missing.
Education
Help children keep learning
Reading circles, scholarship forms and bridge classes, so children keep up in school and catch up after seasonal migration.
- Reading circles in the village
- Bridge classes after migration
- Help with scholarship forms
Healthcare
Check-ups close to home
Camps with the village ASHA and ANM and doctors from nearby towns.
- General check-ups
- Anaemia checks for girls
- Sickle cell screening
Awareness
Sessions families can use at home
Short talks in a seated circle, in the local language where we can.
- Nutrition with local foods
- Hygiene
- Labour rights
Community welfare
Help with government schemes
We sit with families and the gram panchayat to get the papers moving.
- Ayushman cards and pensions
- ID corrections
- Small help in the monsoon
How we work
From a conversation to a camp,
in four steps
02
Plan
Only what we can do well
What volunteers and nearby doctors can manage.
03
Run
Close to home
In the village, with the people who asked.
04
Record
Written down plainly
We note what happened, and say so when we have not.
Common questions
What families ask us about the work
Not here? Call or send a WhatsApp message; the details are just below.
How do I find out when the next camp is?
Call or send a WhatsApp message and we will tell you the next camp or class near you. We run camps with the village ASHA and ANM, so they know the day and the place too.
What do you check at a health camp?
General check-ups, anaemia checks for girls and sickle cell screening, with doctors who come from nearby towns.
Can you hold a camp in our village?
Ask us. We first sit with families to hear what is missing, then plan only what our volunteers and nearby doctors can do well. A school room, a panchayat hall or a courtyard is enough.
Can you help with an Ayushman card or a pension?
Yes. We sit with the family and the gram panchayat to get the papers moving, including ID corrections that hold a scheme back.
My child missed school during migration. Can you help?
Our bridge classes help children catch up after seasonal migration, and reading circles in the village help them keep up once they are back in school.
Are the sessions in our language?
Where we can, yes. Talks are short and held in a seated circle, and volunteers translate Bareli or Nimadi at camps.
Contact us
Come and see the work first
We are based in Barwani, and most of the work happens in the villages around it. Call and we will tell you when the next camp or class is.