SPMN NGO actively conducts a range of social welfare activities in and around Nagpur city, as well as in the Nagpur Gramin (rural) area. The organization primarily focuses on vocational training, education, clean drinking water, social development, plantation drives, and addressing hygienic health challenges in underprivileged and backward communities.
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The NGO identifies and cleans river and Nallah (drainage) sources to ensure they remain protected and that water flows smoothly through these natural channels. During the COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown period, many students faced uncertainty. SPMN provided them with support through social media platforms, offering guidance and counselling to help them with proper school and college admissions. The NGO also conducted several health awareness programs focused on COVID-19 prevention, cleanliness, and hygiene. Educational sessions on family planning and the importance of sanitary practices were carried out to raise community awareness. Looking ahead, SPMN plans to expand its efforts through initiatives like
A Mehndi and Rangoli camp for girls and a sports competition for boys were arranged in the slum area. The camp was monitored under the guidance of experts for Mehndi, Rangoli, and sports. There was a tremendous response. Finally, sweets and breakfast were given to those who participated and performed well.
SPMN places special emphasis on education, particularly supporting meritorious and talented girls who face challenging circumstances. These girls are adopted and supported through their educational journey until they achieve their goals. This year, Asma Khan from Yavatmal, studying at the Indian Institute of Science and Research, Chandigarh; Priti, pursuing D.Ed. in Godhni, Nagpur; Baby Asma, attending an English medium school in Kamptee; and Ananya, studying at Ursula, Nagpur, have been supported with admission fees and mess expenses.
NGO organizes an eye camp every year based on community needs. Eye check-ups are conducted, and glasses are provided to patients who require them. For further treatment, patients may be referred to higher-level hospitals. Some financially needy patients receive assistance with their treatment costs, which are paid directly to the hospital on their behalf. Zulekha from Umarkhed, Arif Khan from Nagpur, and Abeda from Anant Nagar are among the beneficiaries of this program.
The lockdown because of the Covid-19 pandemic was the most difficult period for dahaadi mazdoor and people from weaker sections. They were locked down in their houses. After a few days of staying at home, they experienced a shortage of food and essential materials. NGOs came forward, and seeing this difficult situation, distributed food kits to these poor people living in slum and rural areas. Vegetables and fruits were also distributed as per requirement, particularly during their festival days.
Lockdown because of Covid-19 pandemic was most difficult period for dahaadi mazdoor and weaker section people. They were lockdown in their houses. After few days sitting in their houses they felt shortage of food and essential materials in their houses. NGO came forward having seen this difficult situation distributed food kits in these poor people, slum and gramin area. Vegetable and fruits were also distributed as per requirement particularly in their festival days.
This summer has been extremely hot, with temperatures reaching 45 degrees Celsius. The water table has dropped significantly, especially in rural areas of Nagpur. Men, women, animals, and birds are struggling to find drinking water and are sourcing it wherever possible. As every year, SPMN has made special arrangements to supply drinking water to the entire Hanuman Nagar and Bharatwada slum from a borewell. A dedicated person has been appointed to manage the water supply. Water is provided for three hours every evening. Cement tubs for animals and water vessels for birds are regularly filled to ensure their hydration.
Plantation work was carried out by the NGO from 01.06.2023 to 30.06.2024 in the PitesurNagpur Gramin area. Approximately 300 plants of different varieties were planted during the rainy season. These plants were maintained and protected from animals by placing M.S. cages around them.
In today’s computer era, skilled workers are in demand. Our organization supports women and youth from economically weaker backgrounds to increase their income and improve their livelihood. A three-day training camp was organized for women in different areas. Sewing machines were distributed to trainees upon completion of the training. Educated but unemployed girls were provided with a six-month vocational digital online training program. After completing the training, certificates were awarded. They then became eligible for positions such as Balwadi, Anganwadi, Montessori teacher, and reporter.
The NGO promotes the idea of mass marriages in society to discourage division between rich and poor. This approach addresses the urgent need to reduce unnecessary expenses involved in elaborate wedding ceremonies. Our efforts to raise awareness about this idea will continue until it becomes widely accepted. Currently, we provide support of Rs. 10,000 per girl’s marriage in the form of materials, after verifying the authenticity of the marriage. A total of 5 to 6 beneficiaries have benefited from this program so far.
SPMN NGO is a community-focused organization working to improve the lives of underserved communities through education, vocational training, health awareness, clean drinking water, environmental initiatives, and social development programs.
SPMN NGO works in and around Nagpur city and Nagpur Gramin (rural areas), supporting communities that need access to essential resources and opportunities.
Our key areas include education, skill development, vocational training, clean drinking water, health and hygiene awareness, social development, and environmental conservation.
We support education by creating learning opportunities for children and underserved communities, encouraging access to quality education and helping individuals build skills for a better future.
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