Adolescent Girls & Women Empowerment                                                       

Lokpath Charitable Trust formed 24 Azadi Kishori groups, engaging 464 adolescent girls, and 10 women’s groups, with 170 women joining the Azadi Mahila Manch. The Trust successfully re-enrolled 23 out-of-school girls into schools. In 11 villages, Azadi Kishori Manch is operating Azadi Information Centers and Learning Centers, with 124 Champion Girls stepping into leadership roles.

Climate Change Awareness and Water Conservation

  1. Soil and Water Conservation:
    • Promoted sustainable water management and soil conservation practices, aiding farmers in adapting to climate change while ensuring long-term agricultural productivity.
  2. Zero-Budget Farming Training:
    • Trained 214 farmers in natural farming techniques and resilience strategies, enabling them to adopt eco-friendly and cost-effective agricultural practices.
  3. Crop Residue Management Campaign:
    • Conducted a campaign across 20 villages to discourage stubble burning, educating 600 individuals about its harmful effects on soil and air quality. This initiative fostered awareness and inspired eco-friendly alternatives.

Livelihood Promotion

Lokpath Charitable Trust organized training for 198 farmers in seven villages of Kabrai and Charkhari blocks on sustainable agriculture, focusing on natural farming, organic fertilizers, and climate resilience. In partnership with the ATMA project, we also conducted practical demonstrations on advanced vegetable and pulse cultivation, promoting agricultural innovation.        

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Social Service and Public Welfare Work

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Lokpath Charitable Trust provided food kits to 200 families, meals to malnourished children, and essential supplies to 1,500 community members. We also conducted awareness programs on Covid-19 prevention. During droughts, we launched the Paushala Program to supply drinking water to animals in five villages, reflecting our commitment to animal welfare and environmental responsibility.

The organization, in collaboration with the District Mental Health Unit, Mahoba, has conducted awareness camps and provided treatment and counseling to 54 mental health patients. Additionally, in partnership with Anushka Foundation, it has supported the treatment and awareness of 34 children with clubfoot.

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