Education - Single teacher school

Even after 60 years of independence children residing in deep forests are deprived of the basic education. There are a few schools but are in a very bad shape because of paucity of funds and teachers. Also teachers from the urban areas refrain themselves to come to teach in these schools.

Sewa Bharti trained the youth of the village and with them started the novel concept of single teacher schools which have fast become the centers of formal and informal education.

Infant schools (Baalwadis) and sanskaar kendras

In the urban slums the parents normally leave their homes in the morning for work.(Circumstances demand – both mother and the father to work to earn living for their family).The children in such situations often remain unattended and neglected.

Sewa Bharti plays an important role in taking care of such children and showing them the right direction.

Coaching and computer training

For students studying in higher classes coaching and computer classes are being held.

Employment and self help

The people living in the slums and the tribals are self-dependent despite of being deprived of so many basic necessities. In worst of the condition they never ask for the help. Appropriate direction is shown to the youth so that they can decide the aim of their lives.

Technical Training (Mini ITI)

Technical training is delivered to the youth so that they can be self-employed. At present training for repairing of electronic and electrical appliances is being given in the slums.

Employment training for women

Women are trained in stitching, embroidery, creating handicrafts etc.
Numerous self-help-groups are operational in the slums of Indore.

Health

Mobile hospital regularly visits the slums and the distant rural regions.
This van provides medical help and distributes free medicines.

Counselling

Many people from the villages come to Indore for medical assistance where Sewa Bharti guides them.

Check Up camps

Awareness for general health counselling and treatment are provided through regular health check up camps.

Awareness for religion

Hindu Sangam, Jhabua-2002

From 2845 villages of Dhar and Jhabua 2.5 lakh tribals gathered and took an oath for protecting the attack on their religion. This is considered as one of the biggest such gathering in the world history.

Small temples were established in every home and each villager was given a sacred locket to wear. A strong wave of religious awareness swept these villages and has revolutionized the attitude of the villagers.

The tribals are now unperturbed inspite of incessant cultural attacks on the society. To express their devotion they actively participate in large numbers in Kawad Yatras. Ganesh idol is set up in every village along with samuhik jalabhisheks and chunari yatras.

In slums Satsang kendras, Bhajan Mandalis are organized. Priests and learned people visit these places to enlighten the mass.