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About US

Note About us will have

- Our story
- Our Team
- Objectives

Our Story

Idea of Johar Bharat was sown in May 2017. Johar Bharat is a NGO and Online Fundraising Platform
working in the area of Education, Sustainability, Health, Women empowerment, Swachh
Bharat(Cleanliness) and Farming. We are currently based out of Ranchi and have our representatives
in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore. Our Aim is to provide all necessary support to the needy in various
sects of our society through the medium of donation, organizing actionable events, activities and
awareness which results in meeting the above objectives.

Our Vision

Our vision is to make poverty history in India by reaching out to underserved communities through
social activities, donation and micro credit etc. We are striving to do this through a network of
committed field partners and social investors, donors and volunteers by offering support that has a
positive impact on business, education, health and environment of the communities i.e. urban and
rural poor we work with.

Our Values

Empathy, Creativity, Transparency, Accountability and Tenacity are the core values that guide Johar
Bharats actions. We believe that we are not just a non-profit NGO and Donation platform. We are as
much about social change as we are to do with technology and as much about investing time as we
are about investing money for social change.
Our Team (Note- attachment has pics of all team members)

Johar Bharat team comprises of selfless and dedicated group of volunteers with the objective of
helping people in need and our country to grow in the path of prosperity with dedicated and selfless
service through Johar Bharat.

Our Core Team Comprises of

Kumar Aman(President) Aman is the man behind the idea of Johar Bharat. After completing his
MBA for Alliance University Bangalore, Aman had a stint at Corporate Banking world with banks like
ING Vysya and Kotak Mahindra Bank. Amans dream is to take Johar Bharat to Pan India level and in
turn reducing poverty from our country.

Sunil Singh (Secretary) Sunil Singh is a seasoned Ngo evangelist with over 10 years of experience
with different NGO's, prior to Joining social sector he was working with Prabhat Khabar, he has
completed his education in Bachelor of Arts. Sunil is currently acting as Secretary with team Johar
Bahrat.

Gyanendra Kumar(Treasurer) Gyandra was a seasoned marketing professional before joining Johar
Bharat. He has completed his MBA in Marketing from BIT Ranchi. Gyanendra is currently acting as
Treasurer with Johar Bharat.

Aakash Ashesh (Events Head) Aakash is a seasoned Business development and Management
professional having worked for leading corporates as well as startups. Post his completion of BBA in
Marketing and MBA in Finance he has worked with firms like Morgan Stanley, Mastek and Fintech
start up Cashless Technologies India.
Objectives

Johar Bharat aims to -

- To undertake awareness campaign and activities for the marginalized along with the
common people on the issues of Education, Health and Income Generation.

- To establish participatory models for the management of Natural Resources and

implementation different development programmers in proper manner to serve the human
and others with the use of their rights.

- Conduct studies, Researches on different development and awareness issues to disseminate

the information by the means of different communication trends viz. Publication, Audio,
Video etc.

- Prepare and provide Resource persons and Experts for the purpose of skill development in
the field of rural trades i.e. Agriculture, Fisheries, Poultry, Piggery Dairy, Bamboo craft and
other handicraft and so on through the use of information Technology.

- Organize meetings, seminar, training, charity workshops for individuals and institutions.

- To conduct research in education and other disciplines on the different subject relation to
education.

- To provide free/confessional educational to the hopeless, poor and needy children especially
to the handicapped children.
Causes (Note attachment has pics)

Education

- Education is one of the most effective agents of change in society. When a child is able to go to
school today, he or she sets off a cycle of positive change. But, thousands of children in India lack
access to education and cant even write their own names. Moreover, under privileged children
between the ages of 11 to 14 years are hugely vulnerable to dropping out of schools. An educated
child stays away from an early marriage and is empowered to stand up against exploitation. As
children grow, they are able to make better choices for themselves and influence the communities
they live in. This transforms their present life and ensures a secure future for them.

- But even today, one of the major problems is rampant illiteracy in India. The literacy rate in the
country stands at 74.04% (according to the National Census, 2011). When it comes to children, the
effects of illiteracy are manifold.

- While the goal of universal elementary education is a long way from being achieved, and affects
the condition of education for children, even adult illiteracy has effects on them. Statistics have
shown that children of uneducated mothers are more prone to problems like malnutrition and
anaemia. Illiterate adults are also less likely to send their children to school. Education is, in all
probability, the most influential tool required to break the vicious intergenerational cycle of abuse,
malnutrition, poverty and oppression. Literacy thus requires a lot of attention.

Johar Bharat realises this issue and works at the grassroots level with its partner organisations to
ensure that communities become aware about importance of imparting 100% literacy and education
for all children across the nation.

Sustainability

A critical element in Indias 12th Five Year Plan (2012-2017) is the generation of productive
employment on an adequate scale.

With a focus on large scale creation of sustainable livelihoods, Johar Bharat is using various skilling
and training programmes to convert rural population into able entrepreneurs and skilled employees.
Health

India has the maximum number of malnourished children in the world 1 in every 2 children are
malnourished. The situation is extremely critical because the effects of malnourishment are
irreversible if they occur at a young age. If not death, it leads to permanent disabilities that render
the children ill for the rest of their lives.

Malnutrition in India has become a situation that haunts the lives of millions of children. Among the
472 million children (2011 census), a whopping 97 million are anaemic and undernourished. For
children five years or younger, close to 40% (actually 38.7%) are stunted (below normal height for
the age), 19.8% are wasted (underweight and short) and 42.4% are underweight. The data-set
revealed by the latest NFHS-4, states that nine out of the 11 states surveyed have not been able to
reduce the rate of Infant Mortality even by 2 points annually. And that, 40 out of 1000 infants dont
get to celebrate their first birthday.

A sound foundation is critical for the overall development of a human being. In fact, 90%
development of the brain occurs within 5-6 years of age. Thus, to ensure a right start to life, early
childhood care and learning is exceedingly important. The Integrated Child Development Scheme
(ICDS) is one of the largest public service schemes in India catering to the need of children below the
age of 6 years. This scheme, implemented from 1,974 onwards, has the potential to have the most
comprehensive coverage.

Sadly, the reality is otherwise. The budget allocation for the ICDS scheme has declined by 9.6%, from
15,584 Cr (RE 2015-16) to 14,862 Cr (BE 2016-17). Some states like Maharashtra have seen a
significant cut (from 3,463 crores in 2015-16 {RE} to 1,307 crores {2016-17} BE). This, for a scheme
that is still only able to cover 50% of the child population of the country and clearly requires more
investment.

Due to all these issues and set-backs, right now several children, women and communities are
fighting the long-term ill-effects of malnourishment, chronic hunger, lack of health-care and unstable
livelihoods.

Johar Bharat realizes this issue and works at the grassroots level with its partner organizations to
ensure that communities become aware about malnutrition and health related problems.

Women Empowerment

Johar Bharat believes that by empowering women, we can empower whole community. Women
hold the key to educating their children, the next generation who will go on to shape the future of
India.

Support Indian women by giving them the power to create handicraft items, run sewing and
stitching centres, beauty parlour shops or to run homemade food stores.
Farming

While 60% of India's population is directly dependent on agriculture, its contribution to the country's
GDP is only 20%, indicating overdependence, unemployment and underemployment in the sector.
With more than half the country's populations' direct dependence on this sector, the Swades
Foundation believes that only with development in Agriculture and related livelihoods, will India see
holistic development.

Johar Bharat realises this issue and works at the grassroots level with its partner organizations to
ensure that communities become aware about importance of agriculture, dairy and farming about
the situation of children and act towards bringing a positive change.

Swachh Bharat(Cleanliness)

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was announced by Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi on Indian
Independence Day and launched on 2 Oct 2014, Gandhi Jayanti.

It is dedicated to our Father of Nation who wanted to change India.

Johar Bharat aims to take further Prime Ministers Swachh Bharat Abhiyan as we believe and
support in the fact that Cleanliness is next to godliness.
Events
Small description of the events organized till date with event pics

1. Event for Orphan Children

- On 15th March our team visited to an orphan school in Ranchi and was really glad to meet
these children our team with the help of donors distributed sweets, snacks and clothes to
these lovely children.

- Team Johar Bharat had successfully organized a special event for the Orphan children at
Maher Orphange in Ranchi in the presence of Hon. Minister for Urban development of
Jharkhand Mr. CP Singh. This was a memorable event. Team Johar with the help of social
contributors and donors distributed cricket kit, books, note books, pen, dustbin, and offered
lunch and snacks etc. to the young and aspiring children of Maher Orphanage Trusts.
Johar Bharat assures sister Lucey to help these children in times of need and stand with
them whenever they need any help.

- On 28th March Johar Bharat team visited Chasire home Health centre in Ranchi, we were
glad to meet such children which were taken care by sister Rocha. Johar Bharat assures
sister Rocha to help children in times of need and stand with them whenever they need any
help.

2. Event for handicap students

Team Johar Bharat had successfully organized a special event for the handicap students in the Guru
Nanak Handicap Home on 28th June 2017, Bariatu area of Ranchi in the presence of Hon. Minister
Mr. Anant Ojha.

Our Team organized a painting competition among the students to encourage awareness and love
for our nature.

Apart from painting competition our team also held a sampling plantation drive near by the school
to create awareness of a green and clean environment.
Contact
Registered Head office
E -10, 1C, Sail City, New Pundag, Ranchi Pin 834001(Jharkhand)
Contact No 8073751272(Jharkhand)
9538348264(Maharashtra)