As a Power Is Collective: An Effort to Organise, Educate, and Agitate. This documentary follows women workers in Banaras over a nine-month journey of reflection, learning, and organising through the Women Workers for Change programme.
As a special initiative, JVS initiated a training program on Food and Beverage Service Management to create employment in the hospitality sector for PWDs.
The campaign, ‘We Ring the Bell’ is a pioneering initiative to ensure educational initiatives for children with disabilities across the world.
Jan Vikas Samiti initiated a project “Sambhav” to improve the quality of physical rehabilitation of children with disabilities by reaching every child with a disability in the remotest villages.
Jan Vikas Samiti initiated a campaign to demand for a disability cell to be created in all political parties in order to ensure the voices of persons with a disabilities heard at all levels. The documentary emphasizes the need for a separate disability cell for persons with disabilities in all political parties.
Training persons with disabilities on Food and Beverage Service Management is an initiative by Jan Vikas Samiti to facilitate skill development and upgrading of persons with disabilities with an aim to ensure employment for them in the hospitality sector.
This is the success story of Ritu Patel who is a person with a disability. Her determination and hard work and Jan Vikas Samiti’s intervention helped her in achieving her goal. She is multi-talented in Food and Beverage Services Management and is currently working as the Assistant Operational Manager in Cafebility, Varanasi.
Ashish Vikey is a tribal boy from rural Jharkhand. Due to his disability, he was not able to access proper and timely rehabilitation. His story is an example of how life can change.
This documentary presents how JVS engages with SHGs to bring about economic empowerment of rural women through entrepreneur and income generation activities.
Ram Vriksh is a person with Post- Polio Residual Paralysis (PPRP). His family members’ efforts together with the intervention of JVS showed signs of changes in the year 2004 and since then he has moved on.
The story of Chandra Bhusan, a visual impaired boy from Chhattisgarh is a true inspiring one. His humble background and physical impairment does not stop him. With his determination and good heartedness he earns the hearts of his mates and teachers in the school. He already gives back to the society what he can through his tuition classes for the neighboring children.
This inspiring story is of Khushbu John from Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh. She was born without both hands and legs. Nothing stopped her parents, especially her mother to ensure that Khushbu gets the education she wanted. With the support from JVS and she graduated and also did her DCA. Currently, Khushbu is working as a Computer Operator in Forest Department.
Muskan is an educational initiative run by Jan Vikas Samiti to ensure easy, affordable and appropriate educational access and social development of the most marginalized children with multiple disabilities. Twenty-five children with multiple disabilities are enrolled in Muskan Day Care Center. Our intervention strategy includes audio-visual learning, therapeutic intervention, yoga classes, activities of daily living training, provision of nutrition and social inclusion
Meet Prince, an 8-year-old boy with cerebral palsy, whose determination and spirit are truly inspiring! Despite facing challenges in walking, speaking, and eating, Prince has made incredible progress through rehabilitation and support at Muskan Rehabilitation Centre, Jan Vikas Samiti.
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Meet Prince, an 8-year-old boy with cerebral palsy, whose determination and spirit are truly inspiring! Despite facing challenges in walking, speaking, and eating, Prince has made incredible progress through rehabilitation and support at Muskan Rehabilitation Centre, Jan Vikas Samiti.