About us

ADHAAR means Association for Development of Human Action and Rehabilitation

Our Projects

Registered with the society registration act. Which aims to provide sustainable development for the socio-economically weaker sections of the society through people’s participation

Preschool/Non-Formal Education

ADHAAR has run 4 Balwadis and NFE at Chilla Village, Patpargunj, Mandawali and New Ashok Nagar and basic computer learning. Preschool education and socialization is provided to 130 young children in the age group of 3 to 5 years.

Mahila Panchayat

The total number of Mahila Panchayat meetings held was 198 and 4649 community women members. 173 new cases were handled and 93 cases were solved. 180 cases were counseled. 268 cases were sent notices by Mahila panchayat.

Delhi Jal Board has given an assignment under Yamuna Action Plan, phase-II under Public Participation/Advocacy/Outreach Work at schools and community level (in Un-authorized colony, JJ Basti, and Urban rural Village) in Trans Yamuna (East & North East)

Yamuna Action Plan–II

Reproductive & Child Health

The aim of this project is to ensure that quality health care services are made available to persons in the reproductive age group and children in New Ashok Nagar

SMILE- PFI SWABHIMAN

Financial assistance was provided in needy cases per month. Money was spent on travel expenses to hospitals, nutritious diet, ultrasound etc. A sum of rupees 1100 was spent in referral cases and rupees 1100 was spent on needy adolescent girls.

The aim of the centre is empower the women, make them assertive and become economically independent. It provides the following services to women and girls: health care, non formal education, vocational training of six months duration in different trades

Gender Resource Center

MOBILE HEALTH CLINIC

The Regular Daily Medical Checkup was held for construction workers who are at the Construction sites: Mauyr Vihar-I , Chilla , AksharDham, Signature Bridge Flyover, Apsara Boarder GT Road Labourers through Mobile Clinic and given free medicines to more than 8900 labourers.

SELF HELP GROUPS

57 SHG groups have been formed and the total amount of savings is rupees 556,785. The total amount of inter loaning among the members is 3 lakhs. 4 groups have been assisted to take a loan of rupees 8 lakhs.

Community men, women & youth ( boys& girls) are made aware of the various government schemes such as Ladli, widow pension scheme, government loans, schemes for SC/ST, Swarna Jayanti Sahkari Rozgar Yojna etc.