Livelihood

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Building community services infrastructure covering healthcare, education, water distribution system, inner roads, sewer management system, sustainable energy generation and management, cattle rearing farms etc  that will cater to the local community will also generate substantive employment opportunities for the villagers 

Our foundation desires to support young individuals, school-going or otherwise, to build livelihood generation skills in parallel to their conventional studies. This will cover the service's skills required within the community as well as will build the capability of creating their entrepreneurial setups after graduating from the schools of formal education.

Small entrepreneurial initiatives by 3 to 5 entrepreneurs cum workers owning and running their businesses. Some of the entrepreneurial initiatives create value-added offerings out of the natural resources available locally like country chicken, Lacca, Mahua, Jack-fruits among others. Some others apply specialized skills like pottery, stitching, woodcarving to create value-added products for the urban market.

Presently we are running a pilot program on dragon fruit farming as a community entrepreneurship involving multiple families. Other projects in the pipeline include Rearing Country Chicken, Home furnishing clothes, Processed Jack-fruit, Home construction, Processing Lacca