The Founder and President of GRAM SEWA SANGH was late Mr. Philip Andrew Paranjape with 22 years of experience in Medical and Social Field founded in 1993. Some society leaders came forward to form this Non-profitable and charitable organization which was registered under Maharashtra Society Act 1860. But unfortunately, Mr. Philip A. Paranjape got expired on 17th Oct 2013 due to sudden massive heart attack. Therefore, all the board members decided unanimously in the board meeting that his son Mr. Vishal .P. Paranjape will be the new President of GRAM SEWA SANGH and will have the same authority. He is talented and has good knowledge of project management because of very good experience in most of the projects and researches.
# To empower underprivileged children, youth and women through education, healthcare and livelihood programs.
# To end hunger by empowering women to provide sustainable strategies to feed and help their families.
# Helping children receive adequate care, love, and education so they can grow up to lead productive and meaningful lives.
# To improve the living conditions in slums and rural population.
# To create happier and healthier childhood by providing the child's right to live, learn, play and grow.
# We aim to provide support, encouragement and care to needy students and deprived people in the society with special focus on slums and rural communities and aim to bring change in their lives.
# A world of hope, tolerance and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and all people live in dignity and security.
Flexibility and innovativeness characterize the work plan in approach. This lays down only broad guidelines for implementation because of the complexity of the problems of slum children.
Gram Sewa Sangh is improving the livelihoods of slum and village children along with their families. We are implementing programs focused on providing education to the children and empowering youths and women living in slum and village areas. For that we are designing models which we were using to plan and implement projects. Our models are strategies which we are using to plan and implement our projects with a large positive impact.
Our approach consists of essential elements of sustainable development- growth (productivity), social justice (equality) and conservation (sustainability) together; make it comprehensive and people centric. Involving the community in the planning and decision making of programs strengthen the relationship between NGOs, the communities and projects. We focus on child friendly learning environments. Our project targets disadvantaged children and adults from poor and rural areas.
FOUNDER & EX-PRESIDENT
PRESIDENT
TREASURER
SECRETARY
VICE-PRESIDENT
ADVISOR
JOINT SECRETARY
MEMBER
MEMBER
Ms. Jenny William
Volunteer
Ms. Rini Philip
Volunteer
Ms. Akshata Solanki
Volunteer