Hindustani Jan Seva Foundation provides a “sustainable livelihood program” for every village, and implement phase-wise, based on the available skills and resources. We focus on the basics such as marriage, education, health, food and shelter. We are on the ground, where it matters most for the child. We enable both families and communities. We have several grass roots initiatives.
Hindustani Jan Seva Foundation makes an effort to support families in these difficult situations by providing basic items necessary for newlywed girls, including dresses, shoes, utensils, bedding, fans, sewing machines, and more, along with some financial assistance to offset marriage expenses. Depending on the region. Societal pressure in getting your daughters and sisters married is a major thing that needs to be taken care of. Marriage is an important duty in India and is respectable in our traditions and community.
We work for WOMEN’s EMPOWERMENT by financially supporting needy girls and women. In our country, many girls are still being married off at an early age. They are forced to drop out of school. Many girl children in our country are subjected to various degrees of injustice mainly due to the lack of education and the inability to become financially self-sufficient. Uneducated and unskilled girls and women suffer from gender bias, and inequality and are not given respect and dignity in society them.
Our country is the home of the largest number of children population in the world. Under the Emergency Medical Programme, we support treatment for those ones who are in need of critical medical treatment. Here, we are supporting all these needy children whose parents can’t afford the cost of the hospital as well as who are underprivileged. Hindustani Jan Seva Foundation interacts with different medical speciality departments of various hospital partners on a regular basis.
To support the poor people of India, Hindustani Jan Seva Foundation runs Jan ahar Yojana. So that they should not sleep hungry. Our volunteers educate and mentor children from orphanages, slums, and village community centres across the country to give them a better future, which will benefit them as well as our country.
