Where We Work
Intervention
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Forest Peripheries : Shivalik, Rajaji National Park & Tiger Reserve
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Primary and Middle School
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Library and learning spaces
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Rehabilitation Areas
The Outcomes
Impact
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Whole School Transformation
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Youth Development
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Bridging Health Gaps
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Learning Center's
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Education Transformation
With Whom We Work
Communities
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Tribal/Rural commnuities
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Forest communities
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Children, Teachers
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Youth
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Parents
Samanta FACTS
It has been said that man is a rational animal. All my life I have been searching for evidence which could support this.
– Bertrand Russell
10
16
2000+
50+
Schools
Integrated Learning Centers
Children from 6-14
Youth
Libraries set up in schools, learning kits completed by 1000+ children from the Forest Dwelling Pastoral Nomadic-Van Gujjars, Taungyas & Bhoksa Tribe and other communites
Provided fellowship/training/internship opportunities to 50+ youth girls, 30+ youth boys and 250+ women
Organised Menstrual Health sessions for 300+ women and 200+ girl children in schools
Contextual learning material - 250+ pages
5 Books - FLN, Workbooks
Gojru/Gojri Story bool and workbook coming up soon
SAMANTA Supports UN's Five Sustainable Development Goals
