KISHORI VIKAS REPORT

Adolescent Girl Child Empowerment Program

 BENEFICIARY LANDSCAPE
ABOUT THE ACTIVITY
Lack of education and social awareness in many young
girls were leading to human trafficking, child marriages,
and compromised lives. 18 Years

Total Kishori Vikas

Seva Bharathi recognizes that access to education is a

263 Centres

No. of Beneficiaries
crucial factor in escaping these situations. Hence a 6576
program "Kishori Vikas" started in 2005 with a few girls, is
now a program of 6576 girls focusing on adolescent girls’ 332 Total Volunteers driving the
program

upbringing in the slums by educating and providing them

vocational training besides informing them about the 190 No. of Slums where the
program is operational

importance of hygiene, and health. Map for representational purpose and not for exact location
EDUCATION
80% girls of the Kishori Vikas program goes to

Government schools, and they need a helping hand

in making them understand subjects and drill down

to the topics taught in their school.

The volunteers continuously support them by

clarifying doubts on a daily basis and also assess

them by conducting tests and ensuring their

learning curve is steadily growing. Special sessions

are organised for 10th Class students to make sure

they successfully get through the board exam.

Nurturing Skills

Along with education, we are focused on nurturing students skills such as

Drawing, Painting, Singing, Meditation, Yoga, Dancing, behavioral skills,
personality development skills.

The volunteer guides girls by providing tips on performing better and

providing required resources (stationery, special training, and other
avenues) to achieve and become mastery of that skill.

Today, several girls performed at the state-level competitions under

Painting, Drawing, Dancing and won several accolades which gives
satisfaction to the volunteer and the overall program.
 TRAINING
Monthly
training on Feedback of
Monthly trainings
crafts making every Month

Every month we conduct meetings Every month we will further proceed

Every Month along with education,
with nirvahaks, paryavekshaks and based on the feedback of previous
culture, we also conduct training on
samanvayakartas For training month.
making crafts with waste material
syllabus, which was taught to be
every month to the students
HEALTH
Making kids do exercise, yoga and
providing tips for better adolescent health,
Making kids do exercise, yoga and
conducting
providing tipshealth
for camps are part of
better adolescent
health,
health conducting health camps
initiatives.
are part of health initiatives.

Understanding several aspects of

health is linked to the nutrition
intake of girls. Seva Bharathi is also
planning to take up a program to
assess and monitor the
malnourishment in young girls &
volunteers.
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Kishori Vikas Kendra providing skill development sessions on
stitching, sewing, handwoven bags, bangle making, natural colour
making, Rakhi manufacturing, and many money-making arts.

The artefacts produced by these girls are put for sale during
festive occasions such as Raksha Bandhan, Holi, Exhibitions
makes it interesting to understand the concept of converting raw
materials into saleable products.

We have set up skill development centres offering stitching,

sewing, painting and bag making in Kukatpally, ECIL, Jubilee Hills.
Other activities are based on the interest of the centre.

Recently, for Diwali, handmade diyas were sold across

Telangana.
 7,500

Kishori Vikas Stats

5,000
Girls (11 - 16 Years) - 6576
Girls (16 - 25 Years) - 188
Women - 173
2,500
Kids (3 Years - 10 Years) - 3142

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EDUCATION
FESTIVALS

organizers ,supervisors

and coordinators

celebrate every festival

with the kishories as one

of their family members

 Other Activities

independence celebrations Volunteered at Hyderabad

Science Fair Celebrations
marathon run

Kishories and
volunteers actively
participating in many
activities

Kishories participated at Volunteered at

Hyderabad marathon run Hyderabad marathon
run
Harini, a bright 8-year-old girl, says, “I
have recently participated in LV
Gangadhar Shastri competition live
program telecasted in Bhakti TV, where
have recited the Bhagvathgita slokas
that learned from my tutor in Bala
Smaskar kendram. I got first prize in the
competition.”
 Tejitha is a Kishori (beneficiary) from the Laxmiguda KVK centre.

GIVING LIFE TO THE VISION

She had a natural affinity towards drawing since the age of 10. As
she joined the Kishori Vikas program, where the volunteers observed
her interest in drawing nurtured further and everyone was happy for
the progress she made in drawing and academics. Unfortunately, at
the age of 10, Tejitha began to have problems with her eyesight and
completely lost her eyesight when she attained 15 status years.
She was one of the best students and attended every class however
she stopped attending classes. Knowing this, the volunteers
approached family and the family replied that they can't afford the
treatment due to their financial condition. To add the challenges, she
lost her mother in a gas accident and 5 kids along with father were
depressed.
Understanding the plight of Tejitha, the local Kishori Vikas team
raised funds for her eye surgery. The surgery was successful and
Tejitha is back to normal.
CONNECTING THE RIGHT DOTS
Shireesha got affected by some problem in the childhood which affected her
legs. She could walk barely and she always had to depend on someone to
reach school or to the center. When the volunteers approached Shireesha's
mother she narrated their experience of attempt in Tirupati which was a
failure. Shireesha parents rely on selling fruits and didn't had neither financial
independence to make her walk independently or the knowledge to get it
fixed.
When the Kishori Vikas volunteers got to know the issue and helplessness of
the parents, our team approached an NGO that is fixing Jaipur legs for these
kind of problems. Parents having the confidence in the volunteers agreed to
explore this opportunity where the volunteers confidently tackled this
challenge and arranged for a Jaipur leg. Shireesha is now able to walk slowly
and she will be better in few months.

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Distributing Sewing
Machines
There are women who are struggling

for livelihood unable to find a way to

empower their life. Kishori Vikas

identified such women, sponsored

sewing machines with support of

Rotary Club midtown

 Inspiring Journey
Kishori Vikas to MNC
I’m S. Swathi pursuing MBA 1st yr.
Last year, my father passed away,
and it was very hard to meet our
family’s needs. My mother is
struggling with our basic expenses.
With the help of Seva Bharathi I’m
now working in Clean Harbors. I'm
able to support my mother
financially and meet ends.
I’m P. Gowthami I had completed my
graduation in B. Com. My father works
as a bookbinder and my mother is a
housewife. I have 3 elder siblings. With
the help of Seva Bharathi, I’m now
working in Clean Harbors . Now I’m
happy that I can support my family.
I’m A. Veena, I graduated from
B.com. My father works as a
security guard. My mother is a
housewife. With the help of
Seva Bharathi, I got a job
opportunity in Clean Harbors.
Thank you so much for showing
me a path in my life.
 Konda Laxman Bapuji Scholarship

In 2021 Regular 6+ In 2021 distance In 2022 8+ Regular In 2022- 10+ intermediate and 3+
students got support students 6+ students students got support to distance education students got
for their academics got support to their their academics the scholarship
academics
 Special story
Beeram Ammulu Poreddy Divya
Beeram Ammulu is an inter-second year student at Sri Meet P. Divya. Divya is currently studying to obtain a
Geetanjali Junior BTech degree. Her father, unfortunately, passed away at
College. Ammulu’s mother passed away 6 years ago. Her the end of her first year of college. At the time, her mother
father, was working and her wages could provide for her family’s
however, refuses to support her and her younger brother, needs and Divya’s education. But sadly, her mother was
leaving them diagnosed with cancer and she could no longer work.
to live with their grandparents. As they grew older, it became While her relatives agreed to pay for food and other
more necessities, they had a conservative mindset and thought
challenging for the grandparents to financially support their she did not need a college degree. Hence, they wouldn’t
grandchildren, especially when it came to their education. To cover her tuition. Since money was tight at the time,
help Divya was considering dropping out of college. However,
Ammulu out in the way they can, the Seva Bharathi and the the Seva Bharathi foundation couldn’t let this happen. The
Konda Seva Bharathi Foundation and the Konda Laxman Babuji
Laxman Babuji foundations paid for her education, lifting at Foundation together are covering her tuition until she
least one graduates. The 2 foundations allowed Divya to pursue her
burden off the family’s. education, and not give up on her dreams.
Ratnamma ....

Ratnamma who lives in nala side huts

🛖 story.
This women who lives in hut , can’t
get up but by crawling in her hut she
does all her house chores and lives
singly, we help her to get pension and
ration.
Even volunteers they themselves given
rice from there homes by seeing her
situation.
Regularly being in touch and carrying
her for pension.
 Kishori centers

kishori centers visited Had a fun talk with

the children for a while, and also know
what they want in the future and
distributed gifts. … .
Rotary mid town conducted an essay writing competition in
cherlapally area 82 kishories participated in that competition two
of them got 1st and 2 nd prize rest of them are received with
Participation certificates Along with this they also conducted other
activities like singing,chess, bhagavthgeeta shlokas etc in that
more than 45 +students got prizes
GENERAL DUTY ASSISTANT
The General Duty Assistant (GDA) course trains students
to work as nursing aides in hospitals, nursing homes and
home care scenarios. As part of the curriculum, students
learn how to provide basic nursing care and manage ill
patients. The GDA course duration involves 3 months of
classroom training followed by 3-months on-going general
duty assistant job training. A GDA works in close
collaboration with doctors, nurses and other healthcare
providers. The nursing assistant course lays special
emphasis on inculcating empathetic and ethical behaviour
beyond patient care. Some of the key responsibilities of
the General Duty Assistant are to provide daily care, look
after the patient’s comfort, safety and health needs.

With the support of nidhi ji from kondalaxman bapuji

foundation 10 + students are Enrolling for the GNM course
those are having willingness to complete the nursing are
selected to continue their studies
Currently they are placed in reputed hospitals supporting
their filies financially
Women Empowerment
Zikki machines donated by rotary Club
The sewing machine is such versatile
equipment: with it we basically can Make
everything from fabric, from basic items
like coasters, bags, pillow case To clothes
and art or work. With our imagination and
skillful hands, we can Also make a
patterns that create something unique that
can’t be found on any Store.
 Scholarship
Thanks for investing on my future

Mahboob college
12 Kishoris obtained a
scholarship to finish
their inter education in
Mahboob College
through Konda Laxman
Babuji foundation.
 Diyas stall

With the support of nidhi ji held a stall on Cleanharbors many diyas were
sold and earned a lot of money and given employment to the many
women’s
 Many books brought from the
ramakrishna math and kept a mini
library in shaikpet which is very
usefull to many students somesome
where prepared for SI, constable,
and TET. And qualified for the
further process

Ramakrishna math books....

Qualified candidates for......

Saka Durga bavani

Pala mounika qualified the TET
qualified for the constable
exam
exam with distinction
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