Deepmala’s evolution from a Resource Person in Karmatar block, Jamtara, to becoming Umang SRP (State Resource Person) – who is now a part of Umang scale-up journey and is taking the intervention to Giridih district – reflects her continuous learning attitude. She has consistently embraced change and demonstrated a strong willingness to take on new challenges.
Read the storyGender CRP, Sunita Kumari has been working as a trained counsellor at Kishori Help Desk, Meharma in Godda, since its facilitation in January this year. In the last few months, she has been able to successfully guide more than 40 students on issues related to career, education and health.
Read the storyActive Woman, Yashoda Devi has evolved through the multiple rounds of training under Umang that have honed her skills, enhanced awareness level and built capacity over the years. As a cadre of JSLPS, Yashoda now feels empowered and equipped to perform her responsibility more effectively.
Read the story16-year-old Meenu would have been married off had it not been for the alertness of Active Woman Lakhivilash Murmu in Jamtara
Read the storyBasanti Murmu’s journey as a counsellor at Kishori Help Desk under Project Umang is a testament to her unwavering commitment to empowering the lives of adolescent girls in her community with mentoring & guidance
Read the storyActive woman, Rita Rai is committed to work against child marriage in rural Jharkhand. In April 2023 itself, she successfully averted four cases of child marriage at her village Hidaljodi in Jamtara district. However, she strongly feels it is ultimately the girls who need to realise the power of education for improving their future
Read the storyCollective efforts of Active Woman Lakshmi Murmu, village organisation, and gram panchayat with support from Nala block administration help Rupali find her way back to education.
Read the storyAt a young age of 22, she had the guts to risk her life and go against her entire community to challenge social norm and save a girl from child marriage. Saraswati Devi (Resource Person, Godda) is playing an instrumental role in reducing the prevalence of child/early marriage and promoting girls’ education in her village.
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