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Plan India is a nationally registered not for profit organisation striving to advance children’s rights and equality for girls, thus creating a lasting impact in the lives of vulnerable and excluded children and their communities. Phone: 91-11-46558484

Saran

Our CCCD programme has been implemented across 22 revenue villages of Parsa and Maker block in the district of Saran. The programme caters to 12,662 households with a population of 62,163 out of which 30,790 are children. 22 CPCs, 54 children's clubs, 22 farmer's club and 110 SHGs function in the operational area.

Key achievements

The number of expectant mothers prepared for safe delivery was 2,221.
A total of 3,416 children below the age of 2 years were fully immunised with 1,168 children successfully supported against malnutrition.
1,969 new born children had their birth registered.
5,427 girls and boys attended schools and learning centres in the area out of which 2,743 were girls and 2,684 were boys.

Forty two schools declared themselves violence free with corporal punishment being banned.
Forty five children's clubs monitored essential services in their community.
MOVT was given to 47 girls.
4,565 women were able to work their way out of poverty.

Highlights: 300,00 school children benefited from sports for development, Building as Learning Aid (BALA), improved school WASH, digital learning, science labs and library in schools initiatives
Highlights: 60,000 people benefited from 75 anaemia screening and prevention camps in Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Rajasthan
Highlights: 40,000 school going children, particularly adolescent girls, now have access to improved WASH facilities
Highlights: 28,000 community members trained on various aspects of child protection
Highlights: 30,000 people reached out to with disaster relief during floods in Assam, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Mumbai
Highlights: 34,000 women members of SHGs and joint liability groups have been trained for entrepreneurial and business skills, financial literacy and financial inclusion