Activities
Focus Areas & Impact
Education
Seva Vasati’s education initiatives aim to bridge the academic gap for children in slum communities. These children often lack exposure, guidance, and a culture of learning, making them vulnerable to anti-social influences.
After School Learning Centres
These centres provide academic support, remedial classes, and holistic development opportunities. With over 356 centres, more than 13,000 children have benefited through improved attendance, academic performance, and increased engagement with parents and teachers.
10th Sure Pass Program
A targeted academic support initiative designed to guide and mentor 10th standard students through their board examinations. The program provides focused tutoring, personalized hand-holding, and motivational support to help students successfully complete their exams and transition confidently into PUC and undergraduate studies. With 14 centres, over 1,123 students have benefited, achieving a 95% pass rate and reduced dropout rates.
Self-Reliance
Seva Vasati empowers women and youth through vocational training and financial literacy. The goal is to enable income generation and self-sufficiency without requiring long commutes or leaving home for extended periods.
Vocational Training Centres
Training is provided in tailoring, beautician skills, and computer literacy. With 31 centres, over 9,000 individuals have been trained, with more than 85% earning income and demonstrating enhanced workplace readiness.
Self Help Groups (SHGs)
Health
Seva Vasati addresses healthcare needs in underserved slum communities through mobile clinics and health camps.
Health Check-up Camps
These camps focus on diabetes, women’s health, child wellness, and eye care. With 75 camps conducted, over 25,000 individuals have received free medicines, spectacles, cataract operations, and primary healthcare.
Clinic on Wheels
Mobile healthcare units deliver free medical consultations and essential medicines directly to marginalized communities. With 2 units in operation, over 15,000 individuals have benefited from doorstep healthcare services.
| Program Area | Target Group | Key Activity | No. of Centres | Beneficiaries | Impact/ Outcomes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Children | After School Learning Centres Academic support Remedial classes Holistic development |
356 | 13,700+ | Improved attendance & academic scores Higher engagement with parents & teachers |
| 10th Sure Pass Mentoring and exam-focused tutorials for 10th grade students | 18 | 1,123 | 95% pass rate Reduced dropout | ||
| Self-reliance | Women & Youth | Vocational Training Skill-building in tailoring, beautician, computers | 27 (Tailoring) 4 (Beautician) 10 (Computers) |
1,000+ 650+ 1,000+ |
85%+ of trainees earning income Enhanced workplace readiness |
| Self-Help Groups (SHGs) Micro-savings, entrepreneurship, mutual support | 204 | 2,540 | ₹1 crore+ collective savings Women’s empowerment, increased financial literacy | ||
| Health & Wellness | All (Community-wide) | Health Check-up Camps BP & Diabetes, Women’s health, Child wellness, Eye check-up | 75 | 25,000+ | Free medicines Free primary healthcare Free spectacles Free Cataract operations |
| Clinic on Wheels Mobile healthcare units to slum areas; basic diagnosis, medication, referrals | 2 | 15,000+ | Increased access to healthcare in under-served areas |