SARASWATI EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
Saraswati Educational Society (SES) is a non-governmental organization working in India for more than 24 years, focusing on alleviating social justice. With the help of our well-planned and comprehensive projects in the healthcare, education, women empowerment, children, and neglected communities. Our overall goal is to empower people from the marginalized communities, more specifically from the most socio-economically vulnerable groups, by improving the quality of their lives and enhancing livelihoods.

Our Story

Our journey has been shaped by invaluable partnerships with esteemed donor agencies, including the Ministry of Minority Affairs, HUDCO, the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, and the National Institute of Social Defence. Through these collaborations, we have spearheaded impactful initiatives such as:

  • Community-Based Substance Use Prevention: Targeted interventions to address substance abuse.
  • Legal Awareness Camps: Educating communities about their legal rights.
  • Mahila Panchayat: A project funded by the Delhi Commission for Women to promote women’s welfare.
  • Mobile Helpline Project (MHL): Providing 24/7 assistance and counseling to women and those in need.
  • Community-Based Peer-Led Intervention Program (CPLI): Partnering with the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment and the National Institute of Social Defence to drive community health and support.
  • Family Counseling and Vocational Training: Offering critical support and skills development.
  • Health Awareness Programs and Camps: Promoting better health practices.
  • Housing and Environmental Sustainability: Advocating for safe living conditions and sustainable practices.
  • HIV/AIDS Intervention: Aiming to control the spread of HIV/AIDS and reduce STI/RTI rates.

Additionally, we collaborate with the Delhi Social Welfare Board to regularly conduct women’s awareness programs, continually advancing our mission.

These achievements are a testament to the visionary leadership of our Director, Mr. Amit Mishra. His profound understanding of the needs of the underserved, coupled with his ability to inspire and mobilize others, has been instrumental in turning vision into action. Mr. Mishra exemplifies that vision without action is a mere dream, while action without vision is just passing time. It is the synergy of vision and action that has the power to change the world, and under his guidance, our society has embraced this philosophy to drive meaningful change.

Fundrising

1425

Volunteer

1200

Donator

201

Raised Funds

200

Summary of the Saraswati Educational Society (SES) Annual Report 2023-2024

Overview:
Saraswati Educational Society (SES) is a non-governmental organization in India, focusing on empowering marginalized communities through healthcare, education, women’s empowerment, and crisis intervention. Operating for over 24 years, SES has impacted socio-economically vulnerable groups, enhancing their quality of life.

Key Programs and Achievements:

1. Healthcare Initiatives:

  • Substance Abuse Prevention: SES implemented community-based interventions for adolescents at risk of substance abuse in East Delhi, impacting over 400 children.
  • HIV/AIDS Awareness: Targeted interventions in Delhi’s communities provided education, counseling, and healthcare support to vulnerable populations, including MSMs (Men Having Sex with Men) and families affected by HIV/AIDS.

2. Education and Empowerment:

  • Remedial Education: SES provided bridge courses and English-speaking programs to children from underprivileged backgrounds, helping over 100 children.
  • Vocational Training: Women in East Delhi received training in tailoring and beauty culture, improving their employment prospects and social status.
  • Menstrual Health and Hygiene Campaign: SES conducted extensive campaigns in East Delhi to educate over 2,000 women and girls about menstrual hygiene, distributing sanitary napkins and promoting health awareness.

3. Crisis Response and Legal Support:

  • Rape Crisis Cells (RCC): SES, in collaboration with the Delhi Women Commission, provided legal and psychological support to rape victims through a network of advocates in Delhi.
  • Crisis Intervention Centre: SES operated centers to support victims of sexual violence, handling over 26,500 cases.
  • Mahila Panchayat: SES empowered women in East Delhi by forming panchayats that addressed domestic violence and provided legal counseling.

4. Environmental and Social Campaigns:

  • Environmental Education: SES organized workshops on waste management, rainwater harvesting, and vermicomposting in schools, fostering environmental awareness among students.
  • Campaign Against Child Marriage: SES collaborated with Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation to raise awareness and combat child marriage in East Delhi.
  • Road Safety Programs: Awareness sessions were conducted in schools to educate students on road safety.

5. Community Support and Government Schemes:

  • Social Protection Schemes: SES facilitated access to government benefits like Aadhar cards, pensions, and health insurance for over 720 beneficiaries, helping them leverage social protection schemes.
  • Outreach and Impact:SES’s initiatives reached over 1.42 lakh individuals, providing essential services and advocating for the rights and well-being of marginalized communities across Delhi.

This summary encapsulates SES’s multifaceted efforts in healthcare, education, legal support, and environmental sustainability, reflecting their commitment to societal upliftment and community empowerment.

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Dr. Farhat Naz ( “Scientist” All India Institute of Medical Sciences )
Saraswati educational society is a grassrooted organization working across Delhi. I have been witness to their dedicated work for homeless, transgender and slum dwellers for almost a decade now. They serve the unserved and come out with flying colours during times of crisis. Wish .
Dharmendra ( Secretary, JANPAHAL )
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Rakshita kumari Mishra ( Advocate )
Saraswati Education Society is doing remarkable work for the health, education, skill development of poor women, and environment for last so many years. Their grass root approach and work have benefitted thousands of people. They have also worked in toughed environment and I salute .
Ashish Jain ( Director Indian Pollution Control Association )
Swaraswati Educational Society (SES) is one of the dedicated NGOs I have come across. I know personally Mr. Amit Mishra, President and their organization SES since its inception. They have been doing amazing work for the cause of poor and needy. Their intervention in .
Kamalesh Guha ( Chief Executive Officer The Himalayan Eye Institute Siliguri, West Bangal )
“It gives me immense pleasure to share my thoughts and impressions about Saraswati Educational Society (SES), led by Mr. Amit Mishra, a renowned Social Activist. SES has done tremendous work for upliftment of underprivileged Women and Children who are in distress in .
Dr G V Rao ( Dr G V Rao )
“It gives me immense pleasure to share my thoughts about Saraswati Educational Society. In these difficult times when the whole world is going through a pandemic SES has been providing ration , free masks, sanitizers and other basic stuff to the needy. The NGO .
Sonali Bhutani Dietician ( Sonali Bhutani Dietician )
Saraswati Educational Society has been doing a commendable job for the underprivileged, and downtrodden dwelling on the margins of society. Its marathon journey for more than two decades focusing on social injustice in society has been remarkable. Its frequent projects and workshops on numerous .
Sufi Syed Wajid ( (Journalist & Academician) )