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At the core of the ARH (FHCT) lies a pledge to sustaining networks across ages. Our most recent lead program, "Venture Gyan," stretches out our span to the more youthful age, guaranteeing a more promising time to come for all. This drive guarantees oppressed kids get extensive help for their schooling, wellbeing, and profound prosperity.

Focusing on different gatherings, for example, uncommonly abled, road kids, vagrants, and those from BPL families, Task Gyan plans to incorporate them consistently into society.

Lined up with CSR Timetable VII and UN SDGs, this pilot stage selects 100 kids from explicit areas, zeroing in on training, wellbeing, and daily encouragement.

Volunteers lead the execution, guaranteeing straightforward determination standards and fastidious cycles.

Go along with us in enabling the upcoming pioneers. Your gift can have a massive effect.

WHAT IS LEPROSY?

Leprosy/Hansen’s disease is an infectious disease that causes severe, disfiguring skin sores and nerve damage in the arms, legs, and skin areas around the body. The incubation period is 3 to 5 years / till 20 years. Leprosy is caused by mycobacterium lapre it is not so contagious but if one come into close and repeated contact with nose and mouth droplets from someone with untreated leprosy.
Children are more likely to get leprosy than adults. It primarily affects the skin and nerves outside the brain and spinal cords (peripheral Nerves). Eyes and the thin tissue lining the inside the nose. Loss of sensation occur on the affected area of skin with muscle weakness.

What is treatment of Leprosy?

Leprosy can be cured. In the last two decades, more than 14 million people with leprosy have been cured. Treatment depends on the type of leprosy that patients  have. The drugs used are dapsone, rifampicin and clofazimine - different combinations of these drugs are recommended depending on whether a person has paucibacillary or multibacillary leprosy. Public Health England (PHE) reports that since the introduction of multi-drug therapy (MDT) in 1982, the number of leprosy cases has been dramatically reduced.Before the introduction of MDT, many leprosy patients could expect to take medicine for life. MDT has been made available free to all leprosy patients in the world by the World Health Organisation.

Rifampicin: 10 mg/ kg body weight, monthly once
Clofazimine: 1 mg /kg body weight daily and 6 mg/kg body weight, monthly once
Dapsone: 2 mg /kg body weight daily.

The ‘Skill India’ mission is an initiative launched by the Government of India with the goal of enhancing the skills of the Indian workforce. It was officially launched in July 2015 as part of the
 larger ‘Make in India’ and ‘Digital India’ campaigns.
 
 The official slogan of the Skill India initiative, launched by the Government of India, is ‘Kaushal Bharat, Kushal Bharat.’ In English, this slogan translates to ‘Skilled India, Successful India.’ It reflects the mission's core goal of providing skill development and training to enhance the employability and success of the Indian workforce, empowering individuals to contribute to the country's
 economic growth and development.
 
 The Skill India Mission is beneficial for Indian youth as it offers training and education in diverse skills, enhancing employability and entrepreneurial opportunities. It equips youth with the practical skills needed for various industries, fostering economic growth and addressing the gap between industry requirements and existing skill sets.

In an effort to tackle social issues and promote a more economical approach to weddings. This initiative actively encourages mass marriage ceremonies. By facilitating these events, the program aims to achieve a two-fold benefit: reducing excessive spending often associated with traditional weddings and discouraging harmful social practices like child marriage and dowry.  Financial aid is provided to couples to help manage the costs of their marriage.  This scheme effectively promotes social reforms while offering financial support for couples across India.

What is the objective of the scheme?
To encourage the organization of mass marriages in the state, provide financial grants to reduce wastage in marriages.

Who we support?
We support fund for the underpriviledge couples and help them get married without investing anything from their side.