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Illuminating Lives through Charitable Initiatives

  • Who We Are
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Who we Are

RBKS believes that education and health is constitutional right of the people and its provision is a fundamental duty of the state and civil society RBKS was initiated as a crusade against ignorance. Today a number of inspired and adroit alumni are serving the society and are involved in the process. The initial years of RBKS focused on Education as primary sector, while now it applies the principles of integration.
RBKS has adopted a participatory and people centered approach directed to protect basic rights of people living in poverty through awareness and empowerment. Our main strategy is to develop linkages with various government schemes and other opportunities through collaboration. For RBKS, education is a facilitation tool to address the aspects of right to participate; to information; freedom of expression; of assembly and of association for marginalized people whose voice is never heard by the dominant classes. During recent years RBKS started playing role of empowerment of deprived part of community dalits, women, physically challenged and children around development services and basic right issues. RBKS seeks to improve the overall status of rural communities especially tribal through creating awareness and capacity building of providers.
In the year 1981 Pt. Jeevat Ram Sharma (Babuji), first time started imparting education to 17 tribal children at the personal level that has now flourished to post graduate level. During 1990 RBKS initiated addressing the issue of education, livelihood, poverty and rural development to find solution for problems pertaining to degradation of land, water scarcity, livestock productivity, work opportunity, and exploitation by moneylenders.
Pt. Jeevat Ram Sharma (Babuji) founder of RBKS always quotes: “Children are future of our nation; their growth plays a vital role in the development of our country. Development means increasing not only access to education but holistic development.

Our Target Group

Schedule Tribe (ST), Schedule Caste (SC),Other Backward Class (OBC) and Resource Poor Person constitute most population of the operational area, who depend on agriculture and allied activities for sustaining their livelihood. Degradation of the natural resources is an acute problem in this area. Issues such as soil erosion, low soil fertility, water scarcity, exploitation of natural resources, water management, agriculture and livestock management, women and child development, health hygiene and sanitation are the other major concerns. People are overloaded with crisis, and the problems are intensifying on a regular basis. As far as education is concerned, lack of basic awareness and absence of necessary linkages between the different levels of education is main drawback. Thus dropout rate is very high especially among girl children. The discrimination for education between male and female child is very common. Although there are primary schools in villages, enrollment of girls is very low owing to ignorance of parents and societal pressures. Physically, the area is characterized by undulating uplands with high slopes carved out with separate barren hillocks and valleys where villages are scattered in small hamlets. It is part of a semi-arid climate with an average rainfall of 600 mm per year and precipitation on an average of 25 to 30 days spread over the four-month monsoon period. The maximum temperature is 48ºC between May and June and the minimum year round is 6º C in the winter.
RBKS is working to extend its experiences and program activities through supporting CBOs and small NGOs in 21 districts of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, which are socially and culturally homogenous. Besides this we are also working at Haryana and Chhattisgarh state and doing monitoring and need assessment in whole India.

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Objectives

  • To work for eradication of illiteracy & provide quality education to all.
  • To encourage and create awareness among local people on various developmental issues.
  • To promote community organization like village development committee, SHGs etc. for economic independence, self-dependence, development of village etc.
  • To help in improving health care services in the village.
  • To help to increase access to government services and schemes.
  • Natural Resource Management – Water management, SWC, Livestock and agriculture management, Organic manure promotion, Joint Forest Management.
  • Capacity Building and Skill Enhancement of the community, youth and women.
  • To work for the holistic development of children
  • To work for integrated development of the community
  • To work for Child Protection and Participation.
  • To work for Child Right
  • To empower women through education and skill enhancement.
  • To conduct research on various development issues.
  • To organize seminar, workshop on various issues.
  • To ensure quality of program and do evaluation and monitoring.
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Our Vision

“An educated, healthy, prosperous, empowered and advanced society
in which equal opportunity is ensured for everyone”

Our Mission

“Improvement in the quality of life of people through education, awareness and formation of people’s organizations for natural resource management for greater self-reliant society”.

Our Promise

“To do best for deprived, excluded, poor and vulnerable community within available resources”.

Our Values

Our ethics impel everything we do. We are

  • Trusted
  • Dynamic
  • Human
  • Confident
  • Flexibility
  • Team Work
  • Transparency
  • Professionalism
  • Democratic
  • Quality Work
  • Inclusive Development
Our Services

Our core activity is to provide effective services to community and children. We provide school and higher education facility to tribal and poor students in Tribal populated area. We support and provide learning opportunity to volunteers and interns from India and abroad.

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RBKS Management Board

Mr. Ashok Verma
Mr. Yaduraj Singh Krishnawat
Mr. Girija Shankar sharma
Dr. ML Chaubisa
Mrs Nirmala Purbia
Mrs Radha Katara
Mrs Nitu Singh
Mr Rajeev Gaur
Mr Sandeep Sharma
Mr Virendra Choubisa
Mrs Mohini Meghwal
Mrs Sushila Tailor

Advisors
  • Dr. B.R. Patil
  • Major General SS Sandhu
  • Prof. RP Joshi
  • Mr. Deepak Sharma
Our Patrons

Mr. B.D. Kapil
Smt Himmat Devi

Rt. Hon’ble Baroness Sandip Verma, Former Minister of Energy & Climate Change & International Development & now the Chairperson of European External Affairs Committee, UK

  • Rt. Hon’ble Lord Rana – MBE, Businessman UK
  • Hon’ble Amar Singh – Businessman
  • Hon’ble Jayaprada – Filmstar
  • Mr. GP Hinduja – Co Chairman Hinduja Group
  • Mr Ashok Hinduja – Co Chairman Hinduja Group
  • Mr. Rashmi K Mehta – Trustee Leelavati Hospital
  • Mr. Prakash Lohia – Founder and Chairman of Indorama Corporation
  • Mr. Ghanshyam Singh Krishnawat Haveli Group
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Developmental Initiatives

We at RBKS aim to provide viable solutions to the problem of poverty, rural development, livelihood enhancement, land degradation, water scarcity & credit disbursal in the areas of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, and Chattisgarh.

We support a number of watersheds, irrigation schemes, employment centers, day care centers, etc. along with operating thirty schools, four hostels, eight colleges, twelve child care centers, two orphanages and sixteen child labour rehabilitation centers without any government support or aid.

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Legal Structure

Organization: Rajasthan Bal Kalyan Samiti Jhadol (Ph)

Registered Office: Village Post – Jhadol, Tehsil – Jhadol, Di – Udaipur (Raj), PIN – 313702

Web: www.rbks.org Email: rbksnitu@gmail.com

Phone: (+91) 98285 22908, (+91) 94148 229642

Date of Establishment: July 10, 1981

Date of Registration: March 21, 1983

Legal Structure

Registration No.: 772/1982-1983 (Working Area: All India)

Legal Framework: The organization is known as voluntary Organization and can work all over India. The organization is registered under society registration act 1958.

FCRA No.: Registration Number is 125630032.

Income Tax Legal: The organization is registered under 35 AC, 80G, 12 (A), PAN, TAN, Service Tax, and VAT.

Our Supporters

Government
Donor Agencies/ Embassy
Corporates
Banks
Government

1. Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India
2. Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India
3. Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi
4. Government of Rajasthan
5. Government of Gujrat
6. Department of Soil Water Conservation, Government of Rajasthan-IWMP
7. Rajasthan Skill and Livelihoods Development Corporation
8. National Bank of Agriculture and Rural Development- NABARD

Donor Agencies/ Embassy

9. Embassy of Japan, New Delhi
10. Educate For Life – UK
11. GVT- JICA
12. Hinduja Foundation, Mumbai and UK
13. Child Line Foundation, New Delhi
14. SANCH Foundation, New Delhi
15. UNICEF
16. NRI Foundation
17. The Hans Foundation USA
18. KOLAM-Spain
19. Sarla Foundation, UK & New Delhi
20. Maharashtra Foundation USA
21. Give India Foundation
22. Give Foundation INC. USA
23. Charities Aid Foundation, New Delhi
24. Ummid A Hope Foundation, USA
25. Abercrombie & Kent Philanthropy, USA
26. St Clare & St Francis Trust UK
27. RK Garodia Trust, Kolkatta
28. Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, Udaipur
29. Max Life Insurance, New Delhi

Corporates

30. ONGC, New Delhi
31. IREDA, New Delhi
32. Energy Development Company Ltd. Kolkatta
33. Sarvottam Caps Pvt. Ltd. Kolkatta
34. JK Laksmi Cement, New Delhi
35. Udaipur Cement Works Ltd.
36. SBI Life Insurance, New Delhi
37. Max Life Insurance, New Delhi
38. Molto Bello Gems Enterprises, Jaipur
39. Indofil, Mumbai
40. Kirti Equities, Mumbai
41. Ravin Group, Mumbai
42. Dhunseri Tea & Industries Ltd, Kolkatta
43. SARC & Associates, New Delhi
44. IOD, New Delhi
45. LIC of India

Banks

46. Punjab National Bank
47. Doha Bank
48. Union Bank of India
49. Central Bank of India
50. State Bank of India
51. Individual Donors

About RBKS

Established in 1981, Rajasthan Bal Kalyan Samiti is committed to building a better future for tribal children, families & women.

A not-for-profit organization, RBKS’s is actively working in tribal regions of Rajasthan & Madhya Pradesh through a team of 548 young volunteers.

Contacts

Jhadol (Ph) District -Udaipur, Pin- 313702 Rajasthan, India
(0294) 2411165 | (+91) 941 482 9642
info@rbks.org
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