We held a mock parliament in order to promote self-development, increase the women's capacity to handle their own problems, and raise political knowledge at the Chintagattu training center

We assisted two members in leaving the life of begging. They possessed a B.Sc. Nursing degree, but due to a lack of support from family and community, they ended up begging. We sought to change that by providing them with a part-time career as a Counsellor and Nursing Trainer. This will inspire people in their community to be more positive about society and strive for a better life.

Children in Kasiguda village were deprived of an education since their parents could not afford to take their children to school. These children were compelled to work in order to support their families. We held counseling sessions for the parents and encouraged them to send their children to school. We arranged for an auto (Rs.9,000/mn) to transport the children to school. This benefited not only the children but also the Munipalli Government School. The school's strength has increased, and it has been chosen for government funding to remodel and provide facilities.

The chintagattu high school has 114 students with good building back lack basic facilities.

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Yeallpoor village has a bus stop in a busy area, but it's filthy and has even become a place for individuals to stay who are sleeping by the road to shelter. In order for people to wait comfortably and with dignity, we stepped up to clean and whitewash.

We gathered women and held a number of mock parliament programs in order to promote self-development, increase the women's capacity to handle their own problems, and raise political knowledge.

Village of Yellapoor. The government school structure in the village has good infrastructure. However, the building had problems, had not been painted in years, and didn't appear like a desirable place for the parents of that hamlet to take their children. Therefore, we assumed responsibility for the project of remodeling the school and anganwadi center. This project along with conducting Summer camp has helped the school to increase their strength. Additionally got permission to conduct vocational classess for dropouts

We held a mock parliament in order to promote self-development, increase the women's capacity to handle their own problems, and raise political knowledge.

We held a mock parliament in order to promote self-development, increase the women's capacity to handle their own problems, and raise political knowledge.

For the villagers to have access to the most recent information and a space to read books, a community library was established in the village of Seetampet. Books, computers, and rental payments were offered.

Throughout the training period, we noticed dirty roads and a water leaking issue in the village of Keshavapoor. Every form of transportation also has problems. In order to maintain the cleanliness of the area, tight instructions were issued and trainees were encouraged to clean the roads and place garbage cans throughout the community. Also encouraged these women to write a letter of petition to the village sarpanch requesting that he enforce prompt trash disposal.

Throughout the training period, we noticed dirty roads and a water leaking issue in the village of Yellapoor. Every form of transportation also has problems. In order to maintain the cleanliness of the area, tight instructions were issued and trainees were encouraged to clean the roads and place garbage cans throughout the community. Also encouraged these women to write a letter of petition to the village sarpanch requesting that he enforce prompt trash disposal.

We gave the primary health center 500 packets of sanitary napkins and told the staff to distribute them and spread the word about them among patients in rural areas.

Village of Thorur. We gathered the locals and educated them about the benefits of planting trees in this community. Our group took action to preserve the village clean and green when we met with the sarpanch of this hamlet and described the plantation initiative to him.

The women of Arepally are unaware of the use of sanitary napkins and have fungal infections as a result of using antiquated practices like wearing clothing. So, we set up an awareness camp where approximately 60 people showed up, and we taught them how to use sanitary napkins and other personal hygiene techniques.

The women of Seetampet are unaware of the use of sanitary napkins and have fungal infections as a result of using antiquated practices like wearing clothing. So, we set up an awareness camp where approximately 60 people showed up, and we taught them how to use sanitary napkins and other personal hygiene techniques.

Throughout the training period, we noticed dirty roads and a water leaking issue in the village of Guthur. Every form of transportation also has problems. In order to maintain the cleanliness of the area, tight instructions were issued and trainees were encouraged to clean the roads and place garbage cans throughout the community. Also encouraged these women to write a letter of petition to the village sarpanch requesting that he enforce prompt trash disposal.

During the training session at Pembarthy, we observed that the villagers perform a few superstitious traditions that have a profound impact on people's lives. We held two workshop sessions with a psychiatrist in order to dispel those myths and raise awareness.

We started the process of setting up a library in the village of Keshavapoor so that women and students may spend quality time reading and raising their awareness. We consequently searched for rental homes and public locations to set up the library and asked the central librarian, MS. Leelavathi, for help.

Village of Seetampet, Two computers were set up and a lab where computer classes could be held in order to raise educational standards and introduce tech-based education. further trained the faculty on effective student instruction.

Throughout the training period, we noticed dirty roads and a water leaking issue in the village of Seethampet. Every form of transportation also has problems. In order to maintain the cleanliness of the area, tight instructions were issued and trainees were encouraged to clean the roads and place garbage cans throughout the community. Also encouraged these women to write a letter of petition to the village sarpanch requesting that he enforce prompt trash disposal.

We held an art workshop to help the women become more conscious of how to teach the kids and how to examine the content in the newspaper.