Welcome to Adivasi Mitra Welfare Society
- Organization Name: Adivasi Mitra Welfare Society
- Registration Number: Regn. No. 47 Of 2018
- Tax Exemption: All Donations are tax-exempted under Sections 12A & 80G of Income Tax Act, 1961
- Registered Address: Door No. 1-124, Sirpur (U) Village & Mandal, Kumaram Bheem Asifabad (D), T.S. 504293
- Contact: +91 94929 70670 | Email: adivasimitra47@gmail.com (proposed)
- Vision/Mission: Advancing Tribal Dignity, Health, & Self-Reliance United Support For Sustainable Empowerment
Project Background & Rationale
Anemia remains a critical public health challenge in the tribal belts of Kumaram Bheem Asifabad and adjoining areas. According to NFHS data, over 60% of tribal women and 65% of children under 10 suffer from iron deficiency. Poor dietary diversity, lack of awareness, and limited access to iron-rich foods during pregnancy and early childhood lead to low birth weight, maternal mortality, stunted growth, and poor learning outcomes.
Ragi (Finger Millet) is a locally accepted super food, rich in iron, calcium, and dietary fiber. When combined with jaggery, dates, peanuts and a multi-vitamin health mix, it significantly improves hemoglobin levels and overall immunity.
Adivasi Mitra Welfare Society has been working since 2018 for tribal health and education and proposes a focused 90-day nutrition intervention.
Project Objectives
Primary Objective: To reduce prevalence of anemia among 500 vulnerable tribal beneficiaries.
Specific Objectives:
- Provide 30-day iron-rich nutrition kits to 500 beneficiaries
- Improve hemoglobin levels by at least 1.5 g/dL within 3 months
- Create awareness on anemia prevention, maternal nutrition, and child feeding practices
- Promote locally available millets (ragi) as sustainable nutrition solution
Target Beneficiaries
Total Beneficiaries: 500
- Pregnant Women - 200
- Lactating Mothers - 150
- Children (under 10 years, especially girls) - 150
Geographical Area: 15 tribal hamlets in Sirpur (U) Mandal, Kumaram Bheem Asifabad District, Telangana
Advancing Tribal Dignity, Health, & Self-Reliance - United Support For Sustainable Empowerment
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