Success Story of Pragati Multipurpose Social Services Society - Bawana, Delhi 110039
At Pragati Multipurpose Social Services Society, located in the heart of Bawana, Delhi 110039, we are committed to empowering communities, transforming lives, and fostering sustainable growth. Over the years, our journey has been one of relentless effort, hope, and tangible results, and we take immense pride in the lives we’ve touched and the positive change we’ve made.
Operating in Bawana, a region facing social and economic challenges, our focus has been on addressing the most pressing needs of the underprivileged. Through our programs in women’s empowerment, education, healthcare, and sustainable livelihoods, we have become a beacon of hope for many families in the area.
In 2019, we launched a program aimed at uplifting the women of Bawana through vocational training in tailoring, handicrafts, and entrepreneurship. This initiative has reached over 400 women, many of whom are now financially independent and able to support their families. One of our success stories is that of Sunita, a mother of three who, after completing our training, started her own tailoring business. She now provides for her family and is a role model in her community.
Bawana, like many marginalized areas, faces significant challenges in accessing quality education. Pragati’s education initiative has helped over 800 children in the region by providing school supplies, scholarships, and after-school tutoring. Through our relentless efforts, we’ve been able to ensure that these children stay in school and receive the education they deserve. The smile on 10-year-old Akash’s face, who is now excelling in his studies, is a testament to our commitment.
Healthcare in Bawana has always been a challenge, especially for the economically weaker sections. Pragati Multipurpose Social Services Society has addressed this gap by organizing free health camps that have provided medical aid to over 2,500 residents. From routine health check-ups to distributing medicines, our initiative has made a significant impact on the community’s well-being. One of our beneficiaries, Neelam, who suffered from untreated chronic illness, now has access to regular care and a much-improved quality of life.
Pragati’s livelihood initiatives focus on equipping local farmers and laborers with the skills and tools they need to enhance their productivity. We’ve worked with over 150 farmers, training them in organic farming methods that not only boost crop yields but also protect the environment. Our work has enabled them to generate a sustainable income, improving their living conditions and fostering a stronger local economy.
We are also deeply involved in advocacy efforts aimed at raising awareness around critical social issues such as women’s rights, environmental conservation, and child protection. Through workshops, community meetings, and local campaigns, we’ve educated thousands of residents in Bawana, helping them take charge of their own futures and stand up for their rights.
These stories of transformation from Bawana, Delhi, are the real success of Pragati Multipurpose Social Services Society. Each story represents the courage and resilience of the people we serve and our shared commitment to building a better, more inclusive society. Every small victory brings us closer to our vision of a world where opportunity and dignity are accessible to all.
Join us in continuing this journey of hope, empowerment, and lasting change in Bawana.
Name:- Meenakshi
Age:- 27
When Meenakshi came to our NGO, she did not know how to read and write. She wanted to be taught but nobody was teaching her anywhere. She started studying here and today she has learnt her name and to read Hindi.
Name:- Suman
Age :- 11
When Suman came to NGO to study, at that time she did not know how to read anything and she did not even go to school, here she was taught to read and write and she was admitted in 5th class in a government school.
Name:- Chanda Jaiswal
Age :- 31
Chanda Jaiswal did a parlor course at Pragati NGO and today she has her own parlor
Name:- Shilpi
Age :- 29
She learned sewing in Pragati NGO and after learning sewing, today she is here on the post of a teacher and is teaching sewing to the children.