Every number here represents real people, real conversations, and real shifts in opportunity across Nawada district.
Each program has its own metrics, its own reach, and its own contribution to community wellbeing.
Our work is centred in Sikariya village, Nawada district — the hometown of our founder and several core team members. This is not a programme dropped in from outside: it is home.
From this base, we have expanded to reach 8+ surrounding villages across Nawada. Our next phase will deepen this reach further — especially through the pad manufacturing unit, which will create local employment and serve communities across the region.
Nawada is one of Bihar's most underserved districts — high poverty rates, low female literacy, and limited access to health services and economic opportunity. It is also where our founder's family is from.
We did not choose Nawada based on a needs assessment. We chose it because we belong here — and belonging creates a quality of presence that no outsider programme can replicate.
Founder Anand Deo featured in the inaugural issue of Global Campus Alumni Newsletter (March 2026) — recognising grassroots human rights and development work in Bihar.
Global Campus EMA · March 2026Our menstrual health program was covered in Dainik Jagran (Ranchi edition) — one of India's largest Hindi newspapers — highlighting pad distribution to adolescent girls.
Dainik Jagran · Ranchi, 2025Founder's work is grounded in the UN human rights framework from his time at the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Geneva. Rights-based approach applied to all programs.
UN OHCHR · GenevaFormal field survey and operations partnership with Awign for the JSR (Jharkhand-Sikariya Region) initiative — professional field data collection and community outreach support.
Awign Operations · 2024More women trained. More pads distributed. More villages reached. Every donation directly expands what we can do.
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