- 145, subhash nagar, konch, Jalaun, Uttar Pradesh
- Sjkskonch@gmail.com
- +91-9919139321
Core Issues and outreach
SJKS has directly benefited over 711577 individuals and their families, through more than 35 projects on education, healthcare, livelihood and women empowerment, in over 5000 remote villages across 15 districts of Uttar Pradesh.
Economics up-liftmen through community-based institution building process, empowering women for enhancing food security and increasing their ability to manage livelihood options like agriculture, farming, land rights & irrigation and enterprenureship development.
Created equitable and sustainable access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene(WASH). Improved women and child health by increasing access, availablity and utilization of health services, as well as strengthening the health system working with front line health workers.
Ensured access to quality education to children focusing on girl child education in particular, effectively coordinating with education department. Build network of education volunteers and cadres to contribute in making school functional in line with Right to Education framework.
Strengthened digitally enabled women network to bridge the digitl gender divide in India & world through providing digital literacy to women and over the years program led to level of independance that created financial opportunities for women tp pursue their dreams.
Transforming lives
creating sustainable impact since 1987
Samarpan Jan Kalyan Samiti SJKS) is a Voluntary Development Organization. Registered under Society Registration Act 1860, SJKS has been working since 1987, and has emerged as a forerunner in working for the cause of the poor and deprived community.
Radhey Krishna is the founder-member and chief functionary of SJKS. After completing his academics from Allahabad University, he became the principal of an educational institute. However, left his job because he wanted to work independently and render his services for the upliftment of the rural poor.
- Our Mission
To bring awareness & to build the capacity of the socio-economically deprived section, especially the landless laborers, small & marginal farmers and women, to bring the stage where they can demand their rights and get access to their resources and opting to benefits
- Vision
To facilitate the socio-economic development of the economically-weak community, especially the ones marginalized on the basis of caste, class and gender by ensuring their active participation in the concretization of their plans and encouraging the spirit of an exploitation-free self-reliant society.
Our efforts during COVID-19 crisis
SJKS has already been providing ration kits to economically disadvantaged and vulnerable groups including orphanages, single women headed family, slum dwellers, disabled and the elderly associating with community-based institutions.
Creating awareness about prevention, social distancing, isolation, and combating stigma; to provide shelter to homeless, daily wage workers, and rural poor families, promote in setting up community kitchens for migrants.
Awareness
Families
Individuals
Ration Kits
Families
Meals
We’re here to support poor people
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Our Major Projects
Explore our initiatives that empower communities and drive positive change. From promoting health and education to fostering sustainable livelihoods and digital empowerment, our projects aim to uplift the socio-economically deprived. Discover the stories of transformation and impact that define our commitment to making a lasting difference in the lives of those we serve.
We’re inspiring and helping them to live a better lifestyle
- Project Duration - 2004 to 2010
Participatory NRM & women empowerment
Funding Agency : CASA–Lko.
Funding Amount : 4533227
- Project Duration - 2006 to 2009
Livelihood security through land right
Funding Agency : IGSSS
Funding Amount : 720000
- Project Duration - 2006 to now
Aroh (a campaign for women farmers right)
Funding Agency : GEAG Gpr.
Funding Amount : 1378525
- Project Duration - 2007 to 2011
Reducing Poor people Risk to livelihood & Disaster Vulnerability in north India
Funding Agency : Oxfam India
Funding Amount : 1670000
- Project Duration - 2009 to 2016
Kasturba Gandhi Residential Dropout Girls School
Funding Agency : Education for All Lucknow.
Funding Amount : 7487742
- Project Duration - 2010 to 2011
Adaptive Risk Reduction in North India
Funding Agency : Oxfam India
Funding Amount : 858725
- Project Duration - 2010 to 2013
Socio-Economic Development Of Dalit/Tribal, Women Through Access Towards Their Rights
Funding Agency : CASA–Lko.
Funding Amount : 695000
- Project Duration - 2010 to 2014
U.P Participatory Forest management & poverty alleviation project
Funding Agency : JICA
Funding Amount : 1528797
- Project Duration - 2017-2020
Internet Saathi digital literacy
Funding Agency : Phia foundation (Google & Tata trust)
- Project Duration - 2018-2020
Internet Saathi digital livelihood
Funding Agency : Phia foundation (Google & Tata trust)
Future plan for action
Strengthening Community based organization specially women
MEDICAL
Education
Livelihood and environment
PRIs empowerment/ local self governance
Food
Gender and development
MEDICAL
Education
Drinking Water & sanitation through Community Participation
Hunger & drought free Bundelkhand.
Food
People’s initiative through participatory planning, monitoring, review & evaluation for self-reliant.
MEDICAL
Education
Youth Mobilization for sustainable integrated development.
Networking & campaigning for right to education, Health & livelihood.
Medical
145, subhash nagar, konch District- Jalaun
Uttar pradesh
Our Testimonials
What They’re Talking About us
Shankar
jhanshi
A wonderful work. An example for others what a motivated team of simple women can do.
I’m really impressed. Many more such words are needed to make this country ‘ Proud’. We all are proud of SAMARPAN JAN KALYAN VIKAS MANDAL.
Keep it up & best of luck.
Rajiv Rai
Casa Lucknow
The first phase of dedication and seeing the work being done by it and meeting the people, I felt as if I was among my own family. The way women empowerment is being linked with livelihood and advocacy is really praiseworthy. This becomes even more important when you are working in feudal villages of Uttar Pradesh. Congratulations to the workers for the successful efforts of the organization
Chloe
Oxfam Lucknow
Back to visit with the ladies again! Thanks for your help with my second round of shestion !
All the best.
Arundhati
Consultants, Ox fam
Samarpan is making tremendous effort to Make to the lives tangible difference of marginal groups. We offer all am support and best wishes.
Nick Kendall
Campeals Head of laternatinal Directorals Orfan AB.
Thank you for showing me some of the excellent work that you are doing. I had a very useful, calvestas ad enjoyable visit.
Project Manger
UPBSN Jalan
Working pattern of workers in samarpan agency is very satisfactory. I hope that its should be continue. Hope that the future of this NGO is very Bright.
Geographical area of operation
SJKS’s intervenes directly in Jalaun, Jhansi, Hameerpur, Banda, Chitrakoot and Lalitpur of Bundelkhand (U.P.).
SJKS is worked by means of partners and other organisations in Fhatehpur, Kanpur, Kanpur Dehat, Mahoba, Etawah, Auraiya, Unnav and Kaushambi. SJKS works in the most backward, feudal and dacoit infested ravines of the area. About 79% of population in these areas is living under poverty line. People are living without adequate education facilities, safe drinking water, food security and health facilities due to lack of community participation and failure of government schemes. Most of community is facing hunger and drought due to expensive agriculture and improper irrigation facilities. Gender equity and equality is furthermore hindering their progress.
Agencies which can give credibility to SJKS
VANI (Voluntary Action Network India)
UPVAN(Uttar Pradesh Voluntary Action Network)
UPVHA( Uttar Pradesh Voluntary Health Association)
SSK( Sahbhagi Sikshan Kendra)
UPBSM (Uttar Pradesh Basic Shiksha Manch)
GEAG (Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group)
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