Samarth Foundation

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Samarth Foundation

Our work is vital to reduce inequality, improve access to essential services, and uplift vulnerable families facing social and economic challenges.

Founded in 2022 by a passionate group of individuals, Samarth Foundation was born from a shared dream, to transform sustainable development from an aspiration into a living reality. The founders, coming from diverse fields such as environmental science, social work, and community development, were deeply concerned about global challenges: climate change, biodiversity loss, economic inequality, and social injustice. With limited resources but limitless determination, the journey began from a modest office. Over time, Samarth Foundation grew into a trusted and impactful NGO working across and beyond.

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Health Awareness Camp for Women

A dedicated health camp was organized to provide essential health checkups for women in marginalized communities. Doctors and health workers educated participants on nutrition, hygiene, menstrual health, and preventive care. Basic screenings such as BP, sugar, anemia, and BMI were conducted free of cost. Women received counseling on managing daily health challenges using simple home-based methods. The camp raised awareness about early diagnosis and regular checkups. Local ASHA workers collaborated with us for better community outreach. The activity benefitted women across Bettiah and nearby rural areas.

09 Jul, 2025

School Kit Distribution Drive

We conducted a large-scale school kit distribution program to support children from low-income families. The activity included providing bags, notebooks, pens, and geometry sets to improve learning outcomes. Parents expressed relief as their financial burden for school essentials was reduced. Teachers noticed improved attendance and participation among the students. The drive focused on children who were at risk of dropping out due to lack of resources. Community volunteers helped us reach remote areas for maximum impact. The entire activity was successfully conducted across villages in West Champaran.

Livelihood Skill Training for Youth

We organized practical skill development training for unemployed youth to help them secure job opportunities. Training covered areas like basic computer use, tailoring, mobile repair, and small business management. Participants were mentored by certified trainers and local entrepreneurs. Many youth gained confidence to start micro-businesses or apply for entry-level jobs. The program helped reduce unemployment and economic pressure in their families. Community centers were used to make training accessible to all. This activity was carried out mainly in Nautan and surrounding villages.

Programs

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Digital Literacy Program

This ongoing program provides digital education to children, youth, and women who lack access to technology. We teach basic computer operations, typing, online safety, and internet usage for education and employment. The program includes hands-on sessions with laptops and tablets. Young learners gain confidence to continue studies using digital tools. Job seekers learn how to prepare resumes, search for jobs, and use online platforms. Special batches are designed for women and school dropouts. The program is currently active across West Champaran.

Community Health Support Program

This program focuses on improving healthcare access for rural families through awareness and early detection. We conduct regular medical camps, vaccinations, nutrition sessions, and hygiene workshops. Families receive guidance on maternal health, child immunization, and disease prevention. Our volunteers help link patients with nearby health centers. Awareness materials are distributed in simple and local language. Regular follow-ups ensure lasting health improvements. The program is actively implemented in Bettiah region.

Women Entrepreneurship Initiative

This program empowers women to become financially independent through business-oriented training. Participants learn tailoring, food processing, handicrafts, and micro-enterprise management. We guide them in forming SHGs, accessing loans, and managing savings. Women receive mentorship from local entrepreneurs and experienced trainers. The initiative boosts family income and enhances women’s decision-making power. Products made by women are showcased in community events and local markets. This program is running successfully across multiple villages in West Champaran.

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