Sankalp, Ek Saamaajik Sanstha
Community Empowerment & Social Support
Awareness drives, outreach and essential-kit support that stand with migrant and vulnerable families and help communities stay safe from addiction.
- 1,700Students in de-addiction drawing contests (approx.)
- 18Schools reached with drawing contests
- 40Migrant and vulnerable families supported (approx.)
What this project does
Sankalp takes awareness and support to where families already are: classrooms, streets and village gatherings.
- De-addiction awareness activitiesDrawing competitions reached about 1,700 students in 18 schools in 2023–24. Street plays and campaigns explain the harm of addiction and encourage a drug-free society.
- Support for migrant and vulnerable familiesAbout 40 families near Dadri Railway Station received food, clothing, stationery and hygiene kits.
- Food, clothing and essential-kit distributionEssentials delivered directly to families in need.
- Special-day and community awareness activitiesHeld with schools and village communities.
- Community outreach initiativesOngoing outreach across villages of Gautam Buddh Nagar.
How the work has grown
2023–24Drawing competitions on de-addiction in 18 schools. About 40 migrant and vulnerable families near Dadri Railway Station receive food, clothing, stationery and hygiene kits.
OngoingStreet plays, special-day activities and outreach continue with schools and village communities.
Programmes under this project
Who takes part
Sankalp runs these with schools and village communities. No external partner is named for them. The hospitals that help with our health camps are partners for health work only.
Gallery
Moments from our de-addiction awareness drives, street plays and essential-kit support for families in need.