Where We Work
Intervention
-
Forest Peripheries : Shivalik, Rajaji National Park & Tiger Reserve
-
Primary and Middle School
-
Library and learning spaces
-
Rehabilitation Areas
The Outcomes
Impact
-
Whole School Transformation
-
Youth Development
-
Bridging Health Gaps
-
Learning Center's
With Whom We Work
Communities
-
Rural commnuities
-
Tribal communities
-
Forest Communities
-
Children, women
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
1
Forest School
5
Integrated Learning Centers
400+
Children from 6-14
500+
Women
Sanitary Kits distributed to 500+ women from the Forest Dwelling Pastoral Nomadic-Van Gujjars, Taungyas & Bhoksa Tribe
Provided access of Reusable Sanitary pads to women
Organised Menstrual Health sessions in small groups
Training women to sew reusable sanitary pads and masks for local consumption
SAMANTA Supports UN's Five Sustainable Development Goals
Financial Support
Technical Support
