Joint Action Networking (JAN)
Joint Action Networking (JAN) JAN was established in the year 2000 by a team of social workers and activists who have great faith in the ideologies of great freedom fighters like Gandhi, Binoba and Jaipraksh Narayan. Initially, the group worked as a community volunteers with continuing efforts for community empowerment.
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Secretory
Joint Action Networking (JAN) To create equal opportunities of education for the poor children and illiterate adults.
Treasurer
Joint Action Networking (JAN) To facilitate and promote health and hygiene specific to maternal and child health.
President
Joint Action Networking (JAN) To work for development of disadvantaged groups like disabled, single women and girls.
To work for the upliftment of the poor and the marginalized communities for addressing their different socio-economic needs through participatory approach and sustained basis.
Establishment of an exploitation free society where peace, love, equality and socio-economic equity form the basis of a just society.
To improve the services of primary health care, education, food and nutrition, sanitation and agriculture practices.
> To improve the services of primary health care, education, food and nutrition, sanitation and agriculture practices.
> To organize poor women for socio-economic development through small savings, income-generation activities and skill training.
> To facilitate and promote health and hygiene specific to maternal and child health.
> To create equal opportunities of education for the poor children and illiterate adults.
> To develop appropriate rural technology and non conventional energy sources.
> To create opportunities for growth and self-reliance.
> To work for development of disadvantaged groups like disabled, single women and girls.
> To ensure holistic development of children and youth.
. > To work for bio-diversity management, plantation, pollution and climate change issues etc.
Our Work
Education
Health & Nurition
Women Rights
Food Security & Malnutrition
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