Apna Sansthan is a non-profit organization registered under the Rajasthan Societies Registration Act 1958. The organization was established in 1993 by a group of committed and like-minded individuals who were dedicated to improving the lives of underprivileged and marginalized communities.The organization is actively working in the districts of Udaipur, Pratapgarh, Chittorgarh district, Rajsamand district, and Sirohi district in Rajasthan, along with nearby rural and tribal areas.Our primary goal is to promote education, sustainable livelihoods, and community development, especially in tribal and remote regions where people have limited access to basic facilities and opportunities.
Our Focus Areas
Education Development
Apna Sansthan promotes education from primary level to higher education in tribal and deprived areas where children often lack access to quality learning opportunities.
We support:
School education
Formal and non-formal education
Technical and vocational education
College education
Skill education for youth
Child Development
We work for the overall well-being and protection of children through programs related to:
Child health and hygiene
Sanitation awareness
Child protection
Child participation and development
Rural Development
Our rural development initiatives focus on improving livelihoods and strengthening local resources through:
Water management and conservation
Creation and restoration of water sources
Livelihood promotion
Agricultural development and technical support
Animal husbandry and dairy development
Cash crop and vegetable production
Women Empowerment
We believe that empowering women strengthens the entire community. Our programs promote:
Women’s leadership and participation
Skill development and vocational training
Income generation activities
Natural Resource Management & Environment
Apna Sansthan also works toward sustainable environmental development through:
Orchard development
Wasteland development
Environmental conservation
Climate change awareness and adaptation
Skill Development & Vocational Training
We provide skill development and vocational training programs to rural youth to enhance employment opportunities and promote self-reliance
Farmer's Club
The main objective of the Farmer Club Program is to build farming capacity and empower farmers.
APNA SANSTHAN Reach
3
States
15
Districts
152
Gram Panchayats
412
Villages
31215
Families
SUCCESS STORIES
The inclination of farmers towards farming increased.
Moti Lal Meena is a marginal farmer who lives in the Rayala catchment area and earns his living as a labourer. Moti Lal's family consists of wife, two girls and a boy, both the children study in school and the wife does household work and graze goats, after training Moti Lal decided to plant mixed crop in his half bigha farm.After cultivating urad and maize and native fertilizer was applied to make the field fertile. Two raw urad and two raw maize were planted in the field, in this field fifty kg maize was also difficult in the field, but in 2017, this field produced 130 kg maize and 90 kg urad.
Community Pure Drinking Water Scheme
The people of Khedachoda (Vikela) village of Adinda panchayat of Vallabhnagar block of Udaipur district, where the families of Rawat tribe live, depend on agriculture and wages. Even after the independence of the country, there is still a kutcha road to reach this village, which has also been built by the local people. There was a big problem of drinking water in Khedachora.There are two hand pumps in this village, one of which is faulty and the other has no water.
Focus Areas of APNA SANSTHAN
Child Education
women empowerment
Skill Development
Watershed Development
Drinking Water
Pastureland Development
Livelihood Security(food for community development)
Self Help Group
Flood Relief Work
Tribal Girl Education
Sloping Agriculture land technology
etc.
About Apna Sansthan
Apna Sansthan’ non-profit organization registered under the Rajasthan Societies Registration Act 1958 was started in 1993 by like-minded people who were filled with enthusiasm to help the underprivileged sections of the society. We are operating in Udaipur Pratapgarh Chittor Rajsamand Sirohi district of Rajasthan and also covering surrounding districts.To promote education from primary to higher education in tribal and deprived areas, where children do not have access to education.We are promoting and running school education formal and non-formal education skill education college education technical and vocational education. Child development health and hygiene sanitation child protection and participation. Many works are going on under rural development and natural resource management like water management water source creation livelihood promotion agricultural development agricultural technical information animal husbandry cash crop promotion vegetable production dairy development women empowerment orchard development Wasteland Development Environment Climate Change Vocational Training Skill Development etc.