Social Association For Nourishment Training and Improvement - SANTI

SANTI was evolved by people moved by the plight of the people in the rural area of Rajgangpur of Sundargarh District.SANTI Started it activities in the early part of 1990. The organization received tremendous response from the local people soon it was realized to formally register it to make the movement more effective. Thus organization was formally was registered as a voluntary organization under certificate of registration of societies ACT XXI of 1860.



SANTI runs two initiatives:
1) An orphanage which currently (2017) takes care of 22 children.

2) Empowerment of Society by implementing programs to further educational and socio-economical needs of the society

a) We impart vocational training to women and help them sell the items they make by putting stalls in local festivals.

b) SANTI was selected to conduct training programs for the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) for the Job Role (General Duty Assistant). This program is going to run from 2016-2020.

c) SANTI aims to improve the socio-economic status of the poor, especially women and disadvantaged groups, by building and mobilizing community institutions, creating community investment funds, and providing specific livelihood funds. The project is structured in part around self-help groups (SHG), inclusive women-run alliances, which facilitate access and distribution of funds and technical assistance to help local villagers improve their lives and start their own business.

d) SANTI helped people to get medical insurance and open bank accounts for poor people.They are qualified for accidental medical coverage of upto 1 Lakh Rs. from Govt of India.

e) CDMO (Chief District Medical Officer) selected our organization to provide disease prevention training. This training will help to improve the health and sanitization for 14 slum areas consisting of about 7000 People. We will provide training to handful leaders from each slum area. Once they are trained we will scale those to all local people from that area.

For details please email us - info@ihelpchildren.org