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Women's Empowerment

750 Women Trained.
A Village Reborn
Through Her Hands.

Through SHG bookkeeping, financial literacy camps and Mahila Melavas, SSVS equips rural women to run institutions, challenge exclusion, and lead — not as beneficiaries, but as change-makers.

750+Women Trained
650+Financial Literacy
SDG 5Gender Equality
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Community Development

Participatory.
Rights-Based.
Owned by the Village.

Over a decade across 30 villages in Beed, SSVS has built a model where communities plan, implement and own their development — from vocational training to watershed management, grounded in trust, not charity.

5+Years Presence
30Villages, Kaij Block
SDG 15Life on Land
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Farmer Livelihoods

Where the Land
Is Hardest — We
Stand Beside Him.

In Beed's drought-prone, rain-fed villages, SSVS works alongside small and marginal farmers to reduce input costs, build climate resilience, and open pathways to organised markets — because a family's dignity begins with a stable harvest.

30Villages Served
70%+Rural Households
SDG 2Zero Hunger
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Rights & Inclusion

Knowing Your Rights
Is the First Step.
We Ensure No One Waits.

With literacy below 70% and irrigation under 15%, Beed's rural poor face entrenched exclusion from schemes designed to protect them. SSVS's awareness camps on entitlements, health and social security ensure communities can demand what they are owed.

450+People Reached
NRLMAligned Programme
SDG 1No Poverty
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Who We Are?

Sewa Samaj Vikas Sanstha Bansarola

Sewa Samaj Vikas Sanstha Bansarola is a community-focused organization dedicated to creating sustainable development opportunities for rural communities in the Beed district of Maharashtra. Established in 2020, the organization works towards reducing rural poverty and improving the quality of life for vulnerable groups through inclusive and participatory development initiatives.

Our Strategic Focus Areas

We are dedicated to creating a holistic impact in Bansarola by addressing the core pillars of community development.

Poverty Alleviation

Most programmes aim to reduce povertyand provide additional employment opportunities to ruralhouseholds.

Social Inclusion

Ensuring vulnerable and poor households arecovered by health, education, and food security schemes,aiming for 100% coverage to poor households.

Participatory Development

Development strategies areparticipatory and tailored to local contexts, involving community-based planning and implementation.

Skill Development

Bridging the gap between traditional talent and modern industry requirements through training.

Livelihood

Creating sustainable income sources for farmers and rural entrepreneurs through innovation.

Women Empowerment

Supporting women-led initiatives to foster social equality and financial independence.

Nutritional Security

Ensuring healthy lives through balanced diets and education on the link between local farming and wellness.

Holistic Healthcare

Improving community well-being through accessible medical support, preventive care, and health awareness.

Youth Leadership

Mentoring the next generation with modern tools and platforms to lead social and economic progress.

Our Impact

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Villages
Building grassroots change, one community at a time.

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SHGs Formed
Self-help groups thriving and functioning independently across the region.

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Beneficiaries
Lives touched, livelihoods strengthened, and futures transformed.
(and counting)