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Community development
The Niranjana school helps with funding wells and pumps for irrigation, distribution of blankets to households, provides mob lie health clinics visiting very remote villages which have no access to health care, bringing doctors and medicines directly to the poorest of the poor, and also education on the cause and prevention of diarrhoea, a major cause of death. The value of education is especially promoted to girls and the socially rejected 'untouchable' caste.
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| Basic health care is inaccessible and unaffordable. Two in Five children die before reaching the age of four. Mobile health clinics distribute free medications in remote villages. |
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| Pumps provide irrigation in drought stricken areas. |
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For many children school is not an option. The nearest government school may be a 20 kilometre walk away, and the cost of education unaffordable. The Niranjana Trust has created branches in two remote villages.
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