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Women Integrated Development program has reached out to1,93,410 women who are SHAs (Self Help Associations) members
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Saving habit has been strengthened. All women save one to two day’s wages every month regularly. Most of them save 50-100 rupees monthly.
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1,51,137 women have benefitted through financial support received for micro enterprises
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Women have taken strong measures to prevent child marriage, child labor, wife beating, alcoholism, and have helped change superstitious beliefs and negative attitudes towards widows
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19,176 families have built toilets within their compound to improve sanitation and health. Nearly 1,00,000 people now enjoy improved hygiene and better health and live a more dignified life, besides keeping the villages clean.
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Thousands of women have learnt to sign their name, which gives them self-respect and dignity.
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20 drinking water treatment plant projects have been initiated by women.
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859 Jala Danam(gift of drinking water to passers-by) projects were introduced in nearly 800 villages during the 3 summer months every year.
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2,75,760 tree saplings were planted and many women developed vegetable gardens.
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Preventing alienation of widows in the community has helped 100 widows to attend special Yoga healing sessions, to find relief for their entrenched desolation. Many now follow the simple steps on a daily basis.
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Supporting nearly15,000 widows and providing financial support for their children’s education, has increased the enrollment of their children in schools to 90% in 2011
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730 children of widows, who received above 80% marks at the university level, have received partial financial help to continue their studies.
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1666 orphan children received financial support for their education, with the funds raised at solidarity meetings, and from Bala Vikasa.
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193 college going children have been helped financially, selected on the basis of their excellent academic performance. A one day session was organized to provide counseling and guidance.
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Women volunteered to take care of 1666 orphan children, rendering financial, social and psychological support.
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59,279 women attended Solidarity Day and cheerfully donated Rs 34,40,890 and showered 1416 Orphan children who participated, with motherly love.
