REACH INDIA TRUST (ESTD: 2006)
Nurturing Health, Hope and Dignity
A future where all women and youth make and exercise free choices and are agents of change.
REACH INDIA TRUST (ESTD: 2006)
Nurturing Health, Hope and Dignity
A future where all women and youth make and exercise free choices and are agents of change.
REACH INDIA TRUST (ESTD: 2006)
Nurturing Health, Hope and Dignity
A future where all women and youth make and exercise free choices and are agents of change.
Vision: A future where all women, girls and youth make and exercise free choices and be agents of change.
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Reach India Trust
Reach India Trust is a 18 years old professionally managed national level charitable entity having its presence across India. It was established by Freedom from Hunger (FFH). It has earned its laurel as a capacity building and training organisation for devising experience-rich educational modules on public health, livelihoods, financial literacy, gender education, reproductive health issues, WASH, MCH (Maternal and Child Health), nutrition, delineating development programmes.
Services
Whom do we serve
Community
Reach India, a transformative organization committed to empowering women and young girls, has made significant strides in the realms of education, health, and livelihood across poverty-endemic states of India.
Adolescent is a period of transition from childhood to adulthood. These are the formative years when maximum amount of physical, psychological & behavioural changes takes place.
In its unwavering commitment to community, Reach India Trust has implemented a myriad of programs and initiatives from 2014 to the present, aimed at transforming the lives of women, adolescent girls, and vulnerable communities across Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, Assam, West Bengal, and beyond.
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Reach India Trust, headquartered in Kolkata, has emerged as a key player in skill development, health education, and youth empowerment since its inception in 2006. The organization, driven by a mission to empower communities, has achieved significant milestones, positively impacting the lives of millions.
What people are saying
Success Stories
Saida Parveen
Being the eldest sister among her siblings, Saida Parveen had to leave her studies at a very early age. Stitching became the only hope of her life which was her passion as well. Due to financial issues, she could not join any paid course. When she got to know about the SMO course of CESC
Amit Dubey
Amit Dubey, a 20 years old young boy with 30% disability since he has no vision in his right eye. He tookadmission and completed the course on Customer Relationship & Sales enthusiastically and got opportunity tojoin Zudio at Patipukur. Currently, he is earning Rs.14,000/- per month including incentives. Amit has awonderful sense of humor and
Gulam Hussain Ansari
Gulam Hussain Ansari was an Auto driver by profession due to his financial condition. He came to know about the Skill development programme of Eklavya s his auto was hired for mobilization purpose. He joined the course and appeared on the placement drive session of Wipro and got selected there. His current remuneration is Rs.
Abdul Rafique
Despite the profound hardship of losing his parents at a young age, Abdul Rafique from Mominpore refused to let his circumstances define his future. As the youngest of three siblings, he felt a deep responsibility toward his elder brother and sister, which led him to enroll in the ITC Mission Sunehra Kal and Reach India
Raushan Kumar Das
Coming from a middle-class family where his father worked tirelessly in a carbon press business, he witnessed firsthand the struggle required to make ends meet. While he managed to complete his Higher Secondary education, he harbored a deep-seated dream to achieve something greater and alleviate his family’s hardships. With the unwavering support of his parents,
Nisha Paswan
Coming from Hide Road area, Nisha belonging from a middle-class family, she faced a difficult period after her Higher Secondary education when financial issues forced her to stop her studies, leaving her feeling directionless at home. Her life took a transformative turn when she joined the ITC Mission Sunehra Kal and Reach India Trust program,
SK Danyal
Born into a lower-middle-class family Sk Danyal, coming from Khiderpore area, watched his father work tirelessly as a security guard at a water supply plant to ensure he could complete his Higher Secondary education. Driven by a deep desire to ease his father’s burden and provide for his family, he enrolled in the ITC Mission
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Reach India Trust
Nurturing Health Hope and Dignity through Family Planning, Livelihood and WASH
