To bring support for Adivasi women and childrens, the Miam Charitable Trust organised an event in Wadlapeth area of Gadchiroli, Maharashtra, it was supported by Surajgad Ispat Private Limited. Dharmarao Baba Atram, the Cabinet Minister of Food and Drug, Maharashtra participated in the event as the chief guest. During the event, sarees, T-shirts, school bags, and notebooks were distributed to the underprivileged adivasi community, aimed at increasing social welfare and inclusivity.
The donation drive, organised by Miam Charitable Trust, aimed to address the pressing needs of the adivasi population in the region. Also, Surjagad Ispat Pvt Ltd supported this initiative with the aim to fulfil social responsibility and community upliftment. The collaboration between these two organisations primarily aimed at bringing positive change and improving the lives of vulnerable communities.
The initiative was not just about distributing essential items but also about fostering hope and providing a sense of support to the adivasi women and children. The presence of Dharmarao Baba Atram added a significant boost to the event, highlighting the government’s support for such causes. The minister’s involvement underscored the importance of addressing the needs of marginalised communities and promoting social welfare.
Impact on the Adivasi Community
Gadchiroli, located in the Vidarbha region of Maharashtra, is known for its dense forests and significant adivasi population. However, the area is also affected by Naxalite activities, which pose unique challenges to the local communities. In such a context, initiatives like the one organised by Miam Charitable Trust and Surjagad Ispat Pvt aims to create a hope among those people.
As per the trust, the distribution of sarees, T-shirts, school bags, and notebooks was a direct response to the needs of the adivasi women and children. Organisers believe that these items, while seemingly simple, play a significant role in improving the quality of life for the recipients. School bags and notebooks, for instance, are essential for children’s education, helping them to continue their studies and work towards a brighter future. Sarees and T-shirts provide the much-needed clothing to women and children, ensuring they have the basic necessities to live with dignity.
In addition to the donation drive, the Miam Charitable Trust has also been instrumental in supporting the construction of an old age home in the serene countryside of Allapalli Gadchiroli. The donation provided to the Vishwa Bharati Seva Sansthan Aanand Aashram poised to play a crucial role in the construction of this facility, which aims to provide high-quality care and support for elderly individuals in the adivasi community. This initiative is particularly significant as it aims to address the vulnerabilities faced by the elderly in rural areas, ensuring they have access to the care and support they need in their twilight years.
As per the officoals from the trust, the facility will cater to the physical and emotional well-being of its residents, fostering a sense of belonging and community support. “This project holds profound significance, particularly in adivasi communities where the elderly often face unique challenges and vulnerabilities,” they said. (www.miamcharitabletrust.com).