Rural Transformation
SATHI project
In our Team, we have 4 to 5 teachers. We have started “SATHI” project & our teachers are conducting various activities related to education.
Some of the activities are:-
1) Mari Kalpana nu Vishwa
2) Manyta ke Mulya
3) Hakikat ke Mantavya
4) Purvgrah
5) Swarth Niswarth
Our teachers regularly visits more than 30 schools & provide extra coaching to all students. Our Trust covers more than 2500 children. We also provide them with notebooks, ballpens, pencils and compass boxes.
common service Center
Now a days Government have many schemes and policies for lower class in India but due to lack of awareness and knowledge they do not accept or apply for these policies or schemes. In that case our team organizes regularly CHC camps in Dharampur area & help the get educated about following:
1) PM Aayushman Card
2) PM Shramyogi Card
3) Aadhar Card checking & update
4) WIN Card
5)Many more scheme details
nutritious meal distribution
In tribal area, peoples are getting poor quality and low quantity of food so they are facing many physical problems related to health. Our team had made a program & distributed food & milk to children in Khoba Village. We also serve a full Indian meal on every Sunday on behalf of many donners.
Check Dam repairing work
Check Dam repairing work has been completed by Gopal Charitable Trust & Rotary Club Surat, Tapi together. So it is very helpful for nearest villagers for farming after monsoon season and also water level will be increased in this area.
Repaired oil workshop
People of Dharampur Taluka depends on only forest products. One of the product that they mostly use is from a tree name “Mahuda”.
They use rind, flowers & seeds of this tree. They make oil from the seeds and uses oil for their daily consumption.To extract the seed oil of Mahuda, they have to travel 50 KM from Dharampur city.
Considering to their distress, repaired oil workshop is built at village Khapatia for their own use by Gopal Charitable Trust & Rotary Club Surat, Tapi
Food kits Distribution During First COVID-19 Lockdown
Our team distributed more than 350 food kits during the first lock down of COVID19 in the interior places off Dharampur, Valsad and Surat. The food kit was formed with the basic ingredients such as rice, dal, wheat, oil and spices. Which was sufficient for 7 to 10 days.
