Tribal Welfare – वयं राष्ट्रे जागृयाम।
- States Reached
- 5 States Reached
- Attendees per Village Event
- 400–500 Attendees per Village Event
पाहि नो अग्ने रक्षस: पाहि धूर्तेररण्यत:।
पाहि रीषत: उत वा जिघांसतो बृहद्भानो यविष्ठ्य ॥
ऋ. 1/36/15
O Agni, protect us from violent beings, deceivers, and those who wish to harm or kill us.
You are the mighty guardian—grant us safety and strength. [Rigveda 1/36/15]
Tribal Welfare – Preserving Identity, Restoring Dignity
Across remote forested regions and hilly terrains, tribal communities — rich in indigenous wisdom and dharmic heritage — have often been left behind in the race of development. Deprived of basic amenities and guidance, many families fall prey to animal trafficking, drug addiction, and illegal conversion rackets.
To address these deep-rooted challenges, Jan Swabhiman Welfare Society runs a holistic Tribal Welfare Program, grounded in sewa (selfless service), sanskar (values) and sangathan (community empowerment).
Where We Work
Our field teams operate across key tribal belts:
- Gujarat: Dang, Tapi, Valsad, Navsari
- Maharashtra: Palghar, Nashik
- Rajasthan: Jodhpur, Jaisalmer
- Jharkhand: Garhwa, Daltonganj
- Chhattisgarh
These are regions where our teams live among the people, understand their concerns firsthand, and work shoulder to shoulder to create lasting change.
Our Work
Rozgar Vyavastha – Self Employment for Poor Tribal Men and Women
We help tribal men and women build livelihoods through machines and small units — for example paper plate making machines. Women can earn around ₹15,000 per month. One machine supports four families.
Ways to support: Sponsor a machine · Sponsor self-employment for 5 families.
Supporting Orphan and Poor Children
We support orphans, children from broken families, and extremely poor children.
Clothing Distribution for the Needy
Through regular Clothes Seva Drives, our volunteers distribute clean and season-appropriate clothes to poor tribal families — especially during winters, monsoons, and festivals.
Free Food for Hospital Patients
In government and rural hospitals, tribal families often go hungry while tending to the sick. We provide hot, nutritious meals free of cost to tribal patients and their caregivers.
Youth Fitness and Sports Engagement
To channel the energy of tribal youth away from addiction and idleness, we host sports tournaments (kabaddi, kho-kho, and more) and village-level fitness and physical training — building confidence, resilience, and team spirit.
Sanskritic Punarjagran (Cultural Reclamation)
In the absence of proper social guidance, tribal youth fall victim to animal trafficking, drug addiction, and illegal conversion rackets. Families form and break without marriage, and children from such families are left clueless.
Tribal values are rooted in ancient Vedic values. Through Tulsi Poojan, poojan of Shabari Mata, tribal cultural traditions, and remembrance of tribal heroes such as Birsa Munda, we evoke reverence and self-respect.
Village-level events draw a crowd of 400–500 people. Programmes include Agnihotra, Kanya Poojan, Bhajan Keertan, and Prasad Vitaran.
Support This Work
Note: All donations to Jan Swabhiman Welfare Society are 80G tax-exempt.
Sponsor Tribal Welfare (80G Tax-Exempted)
If You Are Unable To Pay Using Above Links, You Can Also Use Following Bank Details For Direct Bank Transfer.
- Account Name:
- Jan Swabhiman Welfare Society
- Bank:
- IDFC First Bank
- Savings Account No:
- 10094356373
- IFSC Code:
- IDFB0020101 (characters from 5th position are numbers; read '0' as ZERO)
- Branch:
- Barakhamba Road, New Delhi
Kindly mail us your transaction details, PAN and address for 80G at mailus@janswabhiman.org.
Related Updates
SAMUH VIVAH (2019)Vedic Samuh Vivahs in Tapi restored dignity, tradition and cultural pride for tribal daughters once denied celebration.
DHARMA JAGRAN YAJNA THROUGH REGULAR BHAJAN-KIRTAN EVENTSRegular bhajan-kirtan and Dharma Jagran Yajnas reclaim identity and Sanatan pride in tribal Gujarat and Maharashtra.
CLOTHES DISTRIBUTION INITIATIVENew clothes for tribal families in Gujarat restore dignity where poverty had stolen modesty and hope.