Manjari Corner
Under the AHT Project, Udaipur, quality marigold saplings were provided to farmers to promote floriculture as an additional source of income Successfully completed a 3-day residential training for the 4th batch of Digital Sakhis from Jhabua and Ranapur Blocks An Awareness Program on Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV was conducted at Government Girls Senior Secondary School to educate adolescent girls on personal hygiene, menstrual hygiene and reproductive health.

Let’s study again!

Let’s study again!

Let’s study again!

The story of 21 year old Paras Salvi speaks for itself. A resident of Rupakhedi village in Chittorgarh district of Rajasthan, Paras was part of a large family of nine members. The family’s financial position was weak, and her parents were illiterate. At the age of 12, her family forced her to marry.

But these hurdles didn’t change her mindset. Opportunity knocked on her door in the form of the Second Chance Education Programme and Paras enrolled immediately. “I have the plans to make a career for myself in the Civil Services and I will try my level best to ensure that this dream becomes a reality”, says an enthusiastic Paras Salvi.