Impact Background 1

OUR IMPACT

Change you can see.Impact that lasts.

For over two decades, Samvad has worked alongside children, families and communities to create meaningful change through opportunity, dignity and collective action.

Impact Across Our Work

Change taking root
across communities.

Across education, protection, health, livelihoods, rights and community development, Samvad's programmes have translated local action into measurable change.

1,255Girls learning through 41 centres
877Child marriages prevented
447Children mainstreamed into formal education
105MGNREGA social audits
Selected outcomes from Samvad programmes.
  1. 01

    EDUCATION

    Opening pathways to learning, confidence and opportunity.

    1,255

    girls learning through 41 Girls' Education Centres

    • 615adolescent girls participated in life-skills and personality development activities.
    • 400alumni girls tracked and supported to remain in schooling.
    • 447out-of-school and dropout children mainstreamed into formal education.
    • 2,500mothers mobilised through 250 Siksha Mata Samuh across 50 villages.
    Schoolgirls participating in a classroom activity in India
  2. 02

    CHILD PROTECTION

    Turning child protection into community action.

    877

    child marriages prevented

    • 149child labourers identified and rescued.
    • 450villages with Village-Level Child Protection Committees established.
    • 185Bal Mitra Toli created.
    • 1,226school dropouts identified for re-enrolment.
    Children taking part in a community learning activity
  3. 03

    HEALTH & NUTRITION

    Taking health knowledge closer to communities.

    27,589

    people directly engaged in the diarrhoea awareness campaign

    • ≈85%demonstrated correct understanding of key prevention and treatment information.
    • 52,500people reached through Kala-azar awareness interventions.
    • 45,500beneficiaries reached through the Achhi Aadat campaign for sanitation and hygiene.
    • 17villages reached to promote stronger awareness of routine immunisation.
    Community health awareness activity in rural India
  4. 04

    LIVELIHOODS & MIGRATION

    Strengthening livelihoods, security and self-reliance.

    ≈1.20 lakh

    migrant workers and their families surveyed and connected to social protection under Mission Gaurav.

    • 900individuals connected to self-employment-oriented skill training.
    • 6,000migrant families surveyed in ongoing migration elimination efforts.
    • 150+migration-affected families connected to livelihood activities.
    Women participating in a rural livelihood programme
  5. 05

    GOVERNANCE, RIGHTS & SOCIAL INCLUSION

    Making rights and entitlements accessible in everyday life.

    105

    MGNREGA social audits conducted

    • ₹8+ crorevalue of public development works reviewed.
    • ₹15+ lakhrecovery of financial irregularities recommended.
    • 500 → 1,858increase in MGNREGA job card holders.
    • 37Panchayat Information and Resource Centres established.
    Community meeting in rural India
  6. 06

    GENDER EQUALITY & WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT

    Strengthening voice, leadership and equal opportunity.

    30,057

    people reached through the Girls' Leadership campaign.

    • 11,660women participated in leadership initiatives.
    • 10,209children reached through community awareness.
    • 87,500total beneficiaries engaged in multi-theme awareness campaigns.
    Adolescent girls leadership community meeting in India
  7. 07

    WASH & CLIMATE ACTION

    Building cleaner, more sustainable communities.

    8,565

    estimated beneficiaries reached through the recycling and plastic waste management pilot.

    • 1,713households in baseline survey.
    • 5model clean schools established with disability-friendly toilets and RO drinking water.
    • Community-led door-to-door waste collection and segregation implemented in Narendi Gram Panchayat.
    Community sanitation activity in India
  8. 08

    DISASTER RESPONSE & HUMANITARIAN RELIEF

    Reaching families when support matters most.

    21,000

    people reached through COVID-19 relief support in Mohanlalganj.

    • 2,250vulnerable families prioritised for ration kits and essential supplies.
    • 300families received food grains and hygiene materials in Pratapgarh.
    Families receiving humanitarian relief during the COVID-19 pandemic
  9. 09

    RESEARCH & KNOWLEDGE

    Turning ground realities into evidence for action.

    EVIDENCE OVER ASSUMPTION

    The Singrauli Community Research Study provided a foundation for local development planning.

    • Community dialogue
    • Field visits
    • Primary data
    • Stakeholder consultation