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Our so far Achievements Our Projects
Child & Community Development
 Education & Child Welfare Initiatives
JRDS so far released more than 2500 laboured, street
wandered, destitute, out school children, semi orphan  Health
and orphan children and rehabilitated them through  Rural Development
our NCLP STCs, NRBCs, RBCs, Seasonal Hostels
and URS etc. Educating them corresponding to their  Women Empowerment
age with basic literacy and lessons, we mainstreamed
them for formal schooling to Govt schools and got  Agriculture
joined them to Govt hostels. Finding the still
prevalence of child labour and the incidences of  Rural Development & Livelyhood
destitute and run away children...
 Community Development
Women Empowerment
Women empowerment is one of the main founding
objectives of JRDS. Towards the same JRDS initiates
a variety of innovative activities and projects since its
inception in 2000. Skilling & Enterprising, Formation of
CBOs & Capacity building, Provision of Credits and
Thrifts, Literacy Classes, Financial Literacy, Every rupee counts!
Knowledge/Information Dissemination, Networking,
etc. are some of the main activities that JRDS so far
You can make a
carried out. JRDS also focuses on girls..... difference. Come
forward, now.
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Our Founding History

Jagruthi Rural Development Society (JRDS) was registered in 2000 as a non-profit voluntary service society at
Mahammadabad in Ranga Reddy district, Telangana, South India. JRDS was a need-based awakening by a group of
like-minded social working youngsters to help the needy in times of urgency. Mahammadabad and nearby areas’
socio-economic and educational conditions were so backward and had never experienced voluntary service or any of
such development facilitating support as of the other places in the district or the then State. Seeing the much
rearward conditions of the people and the areas, we thought and decided to support the people and the areas through
a process of participatory aspects – JRDS and rural people’s-collective works for their development. JRDS is working
for the poorest of the poor and the protection of wildlife and conservation of forest resources and environment. The
RDS has been working in the field of health, agriculture, women's development, environment, child welfare, rural
infrastructure, rural skills up-gradation, education, income generation, child labour elimination etc.

Thus since inception focusing on rural issues conducting studies and finding condign solutions to address them,
JRDS, and facilitating development opportunities holistically and sustainably. Thus JRDS has a mission, which is to
capacitate and facilitate the rural people of all categories to have actions among themselves for their development
and to protect the environment that the JRDS never kept away and forgotten throughout these all years of its
struggle for rural people’s development. That’s the guiding principle and motivating factor for JRDS to go forward
even in its financial constraints to free the rural people from their bondage of ignorance, inability and misfortunes.
JRDS since commencement productively carries out various activities/programmes/projects in the areas of Child
Development, Education, Forestry and Environment, Women Development, Research & Documentation in rural
issues, Rural livelihoods, Child Welfare & Rights, Agriculture, Health & Sanitation, Rural income generation,
awareness creation on Acts/Rights, Child Labour eradication, Indian Culture, Heritage & Language Development
etc. JRDS intimately work with line departments, Govt. Agencies/organizations/departments like NCLP, NABARD,
ASCI-GHMC, SSA(RVM), ICDS, SNAPS, CIIL, OTF-FEO International, Govt of TS, MoF&E, MHRD, RVM and
many reputed agencies and other like-minded voluntary institutions and well-wishers/social activists etc.
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VISION
Our Mission
Jagruthi Rural Development Society (JRDS) is to empower
deprived and underprivileged children, youth, farmers, women
and rural areas through multiple social activities such as health
camps, livelihood programmes, education, special trainings,
exposure visits, financial literacy, hostels, schools etc.
We envision a democratic society in which people coexist in
mutual harmony cutting across lines of gender, caste, creed,
colour and religious and enjoy equal access to rights and
development.
Our Vision
we strive to empower downtrodden and underprivileged sections
of society and provide them with the resources, opportunities and
skills that are necessary to compete with the mainstream.
• Education
• Health
• Rural Development
• Agriculture
• Environment
• Women Empwement & Community Development
Our Objectives
Uphold the Rights of Women and Children
 Eradicate poverty through education and skill development
initiatives
 Link the poor and the needy to governmental and social

security and welfare schemes
 Promote healthy living by minimizing the incidence of

communicable and non-communicable and other diseases.
 Environmental awareness and education

Our Objectives
We are strongly committed to the cause of human and social
development and subscribe to the values of empowerment,
integrity, trust, transparency, dignity, equity, teamwork, social
participation, non-violence and humanity.
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Chairman’s Message
I am very happy to introduce our NGO “Jagruthi Rural
Development Society(JRDS)” to you.
With such aims and objectives, it was established having the
strong message of solution for society in terms of betterment
of poor’s and downtrodden people who are needy of our
attention and deserve our help. Our mission will strengthen
the poor’s and needy ones in all walks of life. It is a non-
political and fully voluntary organization, helping people who
are deprived in our societies and still their dreams of real is a
miracle and not looking to be fulfilled like other ones of
society. JRDS has been working for the empowerment of
M.Srinivas rural, economic, cultural, agricultural, health and educational
development in weaker sections.
Chairman & Founder – JRDS
2000 - Present As a member of society, it’s our responsibility. It is time to
change the ongoing environment which is conducive for all. I
am sure that with the help of sincere fellows like you and as a
chairman of JRDS, I promise to make a big difference in our
society.
Organisation Setup & Governing body Members
Chairman
Vice- General Joint Executive

President Treasurer Directors Advisor
President Secretary Secretary Member
Name Designation
SUNKU LAXMI NARAYANA President
MADARAMONI GOVERDHAN Vice-President
MALYALA SRINIVAS General Secretary
RESHMA Joint Secretary
BADDULA YADAIAH Treasurer
BARRE SANDEEP KUMAR Director
DANAGATLA SARITHA Director
AUSULA ANANDAM Director
LYAGALA RAMULU Advisor
VARTHYA SRINIVAS Executive Member
GATHPA RAJAMAHENDAR REDDY Executive Member
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Saaf Hyderabad – Shandaar Hyderabad Programme in Gajularamaram Circle of GHMC for clean Hyderabad
supported by ASCI (2019-20)
The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) under the new leadership envisions
making the city of Hyderabad a world-class and Livable city on a mission mode. GHMC has
made significant progress to enhance door-to-door collection, transportation and treatment
of municipal solid waste as part of its “Saaf Hyderabad -Shaandar Hyderabad” initiative.
However, waste segregation, the prevalence of garbage vulnerable points and behaviour
change among citizens continue to be the main points for GHMC. Citizen participation with
regards to segregation of waste, not littering and proper usage of public toilet facilities is
imperative for enhancing and maintaining sanitation in the city.
JRDS supported ASCI(Administrative Staff College of India) consortium and GHMC
in achieving excellence in urban sanitation in general and Municipal solid waste
management in Gajularamaram Circle 26 of Kukatpally Zone, Hyderabad and worked
towards sustaining ODF++ status related to Public/Community Toiles.
Achievements:
1.Identified 2500 households(which includes residential households, commercial
buildings/institutions and slum) in Wards.
2.Conducted awareness camps at auto stands, alcohol shops, bus stands and other similar
places on open urination.
3.Trained and Encouraged Swachh Auto Tippes(SAT Autos) to collect only segregated waste
from the source.
4.Promoted setting up of new community composting units at residential colonies.
5.Encouraged onsite composting unit establishments by Hotels & Restaurants and Markets
6.Encouraged onsite composting by Bulk Garbage Generators(BGGs)
7.Monitored and ensured that the public and community toilets are well maintained by Public
Toilet (PT) Operators.
8.Promoted awareness of effective usage and maintenance of PTs among citizens and PT
operators.
9.Ensured and provided timely report on the conditions of PTs to the technical agency
identified by ASCI
10.Promoted at HouseHold Level to reduce the usage of plastic and suggested usage of
paper, jute/cloth bags as an alternative.
Special Training Centres under NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR PROJECT (NCLP)
Supported by the Ministry of Labour and Employment, Govt. of India, New Delhi
JRDS has run 6 NCLP Special Training Centres(STCs) in Ranga Reddy District, 1 STC
in Mahabubnagar District and 8 STCs in Vikarabad District for the year 2019-20 with
support from the Ministry of Labour & Employment under the NCLP (National Child Labour
Project) scheme.
The STCs operated in Gandipet Mandal of Ranga Reddy District, Gandeed Mandal of
Mahabubnagar District and Pargi, Kodangal & Doulathabad Mandals of Vikarabad District
Telangana State. The children enrolled there were provided education, nutrition, healthcare
and skill training facilities in addition to the monthly stipend.
Aims and Objectives: The aim of the project is to eradicate the system of child labour.

Services offered: JRDS is being supported by Govt. of India to eradicate child labour, under
the scheme supported by NCLP of 14th five-year plan; the target group is children of below
14 years of age and working as child labour in different occupations/ establishments.

Stipend: The stipend of 400/- per child per month was being disbursed every month. The
stipend will be disbursed only after the child is successfully mainstreamed into the formal
education system.

Nutrition: The Children enrolled in the STCs are being provided with MDM Scheme on per
with regular children by the SSA.

Education: The Society recruited teachers for imparting education to the children and they
will study till 5th standard after this the society will mainstream the children into the regular
school.

Vocational Training: Providing skill training to the children in tailoring and embroidery,
making envelopes and paper bags.

Key Achievements :
 153 children successfully mainstreamed to the regular schools for the year 2019-20.
 Educated the parents of child labour through one to one contacts and about 445
children averted from child labour occupations.
Seasonal Hostels at Gandeed Mandal of Mahabubnagar and Vikarabad Districts, Telangana State under SSA
JRDS has run 2 Seasonal Hostels in Mahabubanagar District and 2 Hostels in Vikarabad District with support from the Ministry of Human Resource Development
under the SSA (Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan) scheme.
The hostels operated in Gandeed Mandal of Mahabubnagar District and Kulakcherla & Doma Mandals of Vikarabad District, Telangana State. As detailed below.
Sl. No Name of the Village Mandal District Beneficiaries

1 Vennached Gandeed Mahabubnagar 50
2 Chinnavarwal Gandeed Mahabubnagar 50
3 Salveed Kulakcherla Vikarabad 50
4 Dadapur Doma Vikarabad 50
Total 200
Special Training Centres under NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR PROJECT (NCLP)
Supported by the Ministry of Labour and Employment, Govt. of India, New Delhi
JRDS has run 8 NCLP Special Training Centres(STCs) in Mahabubnagar District with
support from the Ministry of Labour & Employment under the NCLP (National Child Labour
Project) scheme.
5 STCs operated in Gandeed Mandal of Mahabubnagar District for the year 2016-17 and 3
STCs operated in Bomraspet Mandal of Mahabubnagar District,Telangana State for the year
2015-16. The children enrolled there were provided education, nutrition, healthcare and skill
training facilities in addition to the monthly stipend.
Aims and Objectives: The aim of the project is to eradicate the system of child labour.

Services offered: JRDS is being supported by Govt. of India to eradicate child labour, under
the scheme supported by NCLP of 14th five-year plan; the target group is children of below
14 years of age and working as child labour in different occupations/ establishments.

Stipend: The stipend of 400/- per child per month was being disbursed every month. The
stipend will be disbursed only after the child is successfully mainstreamed into the formal
education system.

Nutrition: The Children enrolled in the STCs are being provided with MDM Scheme on per
with regular children by the SSA.

Education: The Society recruited teachers for imparting education to the children and they
will study till 5th standard after this the society will mainstream the children into the regular
school.

Vocational Training: Providing skill training to the children in tailoring and embroidery,
making envelopes and paper bags.

Key Achievements :
 Children successfully mainstreamed to the regular schools for the year 2018-19
 Educated the parents of child labour through one to one contacts and about 250
children averted from child labour occupations.
Financial Literacy Awareness Campaigns in Ranga Reddy and Mahabubnagar Districts of Telangana State
Financial literacy encourages villagers to use the abundant resources available to them and the opportunities that have not yet been exploited in the local
market. It also aims to protect villagers from aggressive money lenders who may exploit the borrower’s lack of financial knowledge and literacy. The project is
unique because of its combination of microfinance implementation, the teaching of business management and literacy in the context of finance, and its local
relevance.
Financial literacy empowers consumers, making them knowledgeable about finance in a way that is relevant to their lives and allowing them to use this
knowledge to evaluate products and make informed decisions. Those who are financially literate are more likely to save and engage in safe financial products.
Consumers need a certain level of financial understanding in order to evaluate and compare financial products, such as bank accounts, savings products, credit,
and loan options.
Having more financially literate consumers increases the demand for and responsible use of financial services to help underpin financial market stability. There
is widespread agreement that levels of financial literacy worldwide are low, especially in developing countries, and that consumers tend to overestimate their
financial skills and knowledge.

Jagruthi Rural Development Society (JRDS) successfully organized and completed 15 Financial Literacy Awareness programmes villages of Bomraspet
and Kodangal Mandal of Mahabubnagar District, Telangana State for the year 2016-17. The program was inaugurated by DDM, NABARD Mahabubnagar and
20 Financial Literacy Awareness Programmes in Ranga Reddy District for the year 2015-16 and 5 Financial Literacy Awareness programmes in Ranga
Reddy District for the year 2016-17, Telangana State The program was inaugurated by DDM, NABARD Ranga Reddy. In each program about 150 farmers
attended and were educated on Financial literacy aspects. The farmers were educated/sensitized by the bank managers and cultural programmes with the help
of NABARD Telangana.

We started these programme with the arrangement of mobile van followed by the cultural team, workshops, identification of locations for the workshop and
secure the presence of experts from banks, line departments and villagers living in different blocks.

We tried our best to impart them and understand their interaction with their world in which they are living. Our primary objectives were to make them aware
of financial literacy which is the initial step of financial comprehension and strengthen their way of earning and spending patterns. We also tried to enlighten
them about the convenient services/ products that will help them further in taking the sagacious and profound decision about their fiscal related problems.
Almost every programme was delivered in folk language because they could feel some problem to understand easily so it was a better way to use folk language.
About 4500 villagers and farmers who attended the program were given a basic lesson in savings for life-cycle needs and investments, Life insurance
instruments for securing their family, balanced financial planning, the importance of financial awareness, and accessing financial products & services. JRDS
focused on educating villagers to the understanding of how to use credit, managing money and savings, minimize financial risk and drive long- term benefits of
savings.
Methodology – We did our best to make the local audience understand the value of financial literacy, its concepts, and taught them to make better decisions
and to be economically secure. Our team members were regularly involved with all their efforts for the successful implementation of this programme. We also
took help from the local NGOs working there. We are equally grateful to the DDM, NABARD of Rangareddy District, Block representatives from different Banks,
School staff, local leaders, School and Colleges who exaggerated our workshops with their presence and exported their meritorious suggestions to us and to the
participants and educated the villagers about the importance of Jan Dhan saving account, PMSBY, PMJJBY, bank and departments schemes, Kisan Credit
Card, Joint Liability Group and NABARD Scheme.
Conducted CAT-Exposure visit to KVK Jammikunta, Karimnagar District, Telangana State under NABARD
Conduct of Exposure visit for the fishermen of Rangareddy District to KVK Center at Jayaprakash Nagar-Jammikunta of Karimnagar Dist, Telangana
State by the Jagruthi rural Development Society (JRDS NGO)
An Exposure visit was conducted to the 50 fishermen on 31-03-2017.
Sri.J.Prabhakar-Scientist has welcome all the participants and explained the culture of aqua.
The Production of fishes is 370 Kgs per Hectare and 2.5 tonnes per 12 lakhs acre. 750 fishes can grow without feeding. There are 2,70,000 fishermen
members in Telangana State. The income per acre is Rs.5000/-
He has emphasized the production and methods in grown-up fishes. The Govt. has a fixed rate per fish sized 80 cm to 100 cm’s is Rs. 250. The
fish weighs 1 to 1.5 Kgs within 3 to 4 months. The seed production should be done locally and aqua industries should be established in Telangana State for the
benefit of fishermen.
The types of Fishes
1.
 Catla
 Bocha
 Cabco rotla
 Rauv
 Gandi
 Seelavathi
1. Hypothalamichyy Molitrix which was glass.
2. Grass craft which is in green color.
3. Mirror Courmax had two mustaches.
4. Mysthus Seashule [Jella]
5. Wallgo after which glass freshwater.
6. Pangesis hypothalamus which glass/ 10,000 per acre, each fish weigh up to 1 ½ Kg within 5-6 Months.
7. Tilapia Mosamsica is not acceptable.
8. Marobrachiluma
9. Crabs
6) Ponds to be developed for the better growth of fishes.
Methods in Aqua development
10. Timely feeding

11. Protecting from water insects
12. The stock of water in a proper way
13. Timely use of medicines
14. Timely removal of scrap
7) Digging of pits should be done with group members of society
 In 1-2 acres
 Formation of partition in big lakes
 Feeding through making holes in gunny bags
 The Gun ties on fish works as anti-bacteria for fish
 Calcium ferroxide shall be used 4-5 Kgs per acre
 To avoid dying of fishes Gro- live @ 25 Kgs shall be used
8) The participants have known that the methods of marketing, protection, and culture of aqua at the Micro level. The fisheries development is much needed and
the Govt shall think over it.
Due to Globalisation, urbanization has taken place, due to which youth of rural areas are being migrated though the facilities are available in rural areas
which do not utilize by the Govt. Due to unemployment, the suicide rate of youth has been increased. The livelihood has become tough and hard.
The Govt. has to take up the steps towards employing the youth by the way of encouraging small scale industries, Aqua industries as well as train the
people as pet the need.
We felt that the establishment of Aqua industries, Small Scale Industries are needed which are to be takeup on war foot basis and
create scope for livelihood.
Finally, the Training Programme was useful and qualitative. Earlier the fishermen were unaware of the above Techniques/ methods used in Aqua
Industry. The members were satisfied with the inputs given by the Resource persons at K.V.K. Jammikunta, Karimnagar Dist, T.S.
Urban Residential School at Hyderabad under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan for the year 2015-16 & 2016-17
No doubt the provisions have contributed significantly to improving the situation on equity and inclusion in elementary education. However, the gaps have simply
narrowed and not yet eliminated. As SSA headed towards the 11th Plan, there was massive felt need to take supplementary steps towards innovative
programmes for achieving UEE for this disadvantaged community in the urban areas and girls to bridge the gaps and accomplish equity and inclusion. The
inclusion of urban deprived innovation head under SSA is a special strategy towards the mainstreaming of this difficult to reach children & children from the poor
urban communities/urban dwellers with special focused to urban slums in the metros.
Several initiatives have been taken in almost all the 35 million plus cities and other urban areas under SSA. In continuation of various innovative programmes
through city-specific plans, supplementary plans & inclusion of urban issues in the district's plans, many cities have been planned/developed different innovative
activities/interventions in this year AWP&B 2008-09 for this disadvantaged group taking into account the circumstances, situation and areas of this children for
their basic amenities along with education. Urban children are largely synonymous with homeless and street children. However, systematic issues of teacher’s
absenteeism, lack of motivation and overcrowded classrooms have been vastly associated with urban India. Access to good quality and relevant education
remains a big issue in urban areas. Secondly, while broad policies and programmes are certainly important, as they fail to capture the specific situation of urban
children. Getting out-of-school children into the formal school system need to be addressed systematically.
Strategies adopted for mobilization and mainstreaming of children
Identification of gender-wise, category-wise non-enrolled, dropped-out children through intensified special survey (each and every one to be identified).
• Bridge Course of different duration to fill the gap between 'learned' and to be 'learned'. • Condensed course to mainstream the children, who have left the
school and/or who have been pushed out of school. •
Establishment of centers/camps/Ashrams with the engagement of Para Teachers / Sahayak/ Sahayikas / Community Volunteers/Students of Upper Classes and
to provide residential facilities whenever necessary especially with the support of competent NGOs. •
Counseling with the guardians, employers of the child labors to find out the solutions and way-outs.
• Sensitization of the local community and to develop it in a sense of ownership of education. • Area intensive approaches to be designed to reach the 'hardest to
reach' population.
• Support from all the stakeholders and rigorous monitoring through community/ department/ other suitable autonomous bodies or organizations.
• Provision of Mid-day meal for the children at the primary level especially for the children of poor and backward class families.
JRDS is running a residential hostel for urban deprived girls of age group 5 -14 yrs., The hostel is set up at Ramdevguda, Golconda Mandal of Hyderabad
District with the support of TS - SSA, and with an objective to provide and improve the education level among the children who have never enrolled/dropped out
in schools, belonging to SC/ST/OBC/SBC, The students are being admitted in Hostel provided with Education, food, books, dress and residential facilities etc.
at no cost. Garment stitching training was also provided to the girls after the classes so that they also earn their livelihoods in the future. This year, 100 Girls in
total were enrolled.

Brick Kilns worksite schools under Rajiv Vidya Mission - Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan for the year 2015-16
Hundreds of migrant families from Odisha work in brick kilns in and around
Rangareddy District. Their children have no access to education and
security. We set up seasonal Worksite Schools for such children with support
from SSA during 2015-2016, reaching out to 300 children. The Schools were
manned by teachers that were familiar with the Oriya language. Stationery
was also supplied to the children. This effort was quite fruitful. The children
could identify with their native language and felt at home in the Schools.
Their parents also felt secure. An average of 70% of the children resumed
their education upon their return home. In order to check the student dropout
rate among child workers in the state, RVM under SSA is setting up worksite
schools to impart training to the children with the help of NGOs in 22 districts.
The government's Rajiv Vidya Mission will monitor its implementation.
Worksite schools are those which function close to the sites where children
work, like near brick kilns, rice mills, agriculture fields, and small factories.
Teachers/Volunteers recruited by the NGO would impart basic education to
these children at their worksites itself.
Rajiv
Vidya Mission ( SSA ) Rangareddy District has sanctioned 1 Worksite School to JRDS. Most of the children enrolled in school were from poor Socio-
Economic background, child labor, and engaged in sibling care at home. These children are given life skill-based education with excellent TLM with good
food and a friendly environment. The children will be mainstreamed in formal schools and Welfare Hostels of their convenience after the course period is
over. JRDS is addressing the education facilities for the children of migrant brick kiln workers in Moinabad Mandal of Rangareddy District. The children are
taught in the Oriya language by teachers hired from Odisha. The organization has been distributed slates, pencils, notebooks to the 200 children.
NCLP Day Bridge Centers during the year 2011-12 under NCLP Mahabubnagar District, Govt. of India.
JRDS has run NCLP Special School called as Day Bridge Centers under NRBC Mode with intake of 50 members at Bomraspet Mandal of Mahabubnagar
District.
1.The children who released from Hazardous Occupations are admitted into the NCLP Day Bridge Center at Bomraspet Mandal and the children engaged
were of age group from 9-14 years.
2.The Bridge centre was in Non Residential Mode
3.Vocational Training was imparted to them.
4.Stipend was provided to them which was calculated on the attendance of the child not less than 75%.
5.Amenities like bath rooms, Toilets, and Drinking water, etc was provided
Our NGO took complete responsibility in regard safety and security of the admitted children.
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HERE ARE THE WAYS YOU CAN GET INVOLVED

JRDS offers variety of options to get involved with our services for the poor, resource poor, destitute
children, women, farmers, tribals, backward classes, forest-dwelling/depending communities
etc. And JRDS also offers your passion to be fulfilled in saving our mother Earth, Environment,
Natural resources, Land resources, Traditional/Indigenous knowledge/culture, historical Monuments
etc.
Donate & Support Volunteering Thematic Areas of Work

If you think that you cannot come and join with JRDS offers the best choice of volunteering Women Empowerment, Rights, Education,
us, you can have your financial support send to over our our working areas of particularly the Community Development, Rural Livelihood,
us and we will work for you here according to two telugu speaking states, Telangana and Agriculture Development, Environment and
the cause for which you want to work through Andhra Pradesh. Forest Resource Conservation, Skills
us. Development and Water & Sanitation,
And you will also have the perfect, safe and Disaster/Calamity Relief/Rehabilitation, Animal
Please search the causes and thematic areas that ease of doing volunteering among the Welfare,
JRDS works and write to us or just simply click communities that we work with spreading over Protection of endangering and jeopardizing
the concerned link and leave a single line. We the city of Hyderabad to the interior locations flora/ fauna/ monuments/ cultures etc.
will contact you. and habitations.
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Our Core Values Our Working areas Our Approach
Every human being born into this wonderful Children, women/girls, farming communities, Mobilization and Community Structures
planet; the Earth and the Nature in which we disabled people, Tribals/SC/Minority, animals-
live has equal Right to live and enjoy their life. wild & domestic Awareness Creation and Knowledge Developing
And not only that the flora, fauna and all the
living creatures also have Right to live on JRDS presently works over four states of Trainings, Capacity Building and Strengthening
Earth!! Without them no human being can southern India like Telangana, Andhra
survive and live on earth. Each person has the Pradesh, Odisha, and Tamilnadu Participation and Sharing
Right of equal sharing the resources needed for
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JAGRUTHI RURAL

About JRDS Our Mission & Vision Connect with Us

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Our Founding History

• Women Empwement & Community Development

 Link the poor and the needy to governmental and social

 Promote healthy living by minimizing the incidence of

 Environmental awareness and education

See Our Running Projects

Vice- General Joint Executive

Sl. No Name of the Village Mandal District Beneficiaries

An Exposure visit was conducted to the 50 fishermen on 31-03-2017.

The types of Fishes

6) Ponds to be developed for the better growth of fishes.

Methods in Aqua development

10. Timely feeding

7) Digging of pits should be done with group members of society

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