The Education Programme has been organised with rallies and meetings in Telangana to encourage the children to haveadequate and timely education.
JAS has been actively implementing the Education Programme to ensure every child has access to education. The initiative focuses on identifying out-of-school children, enrolling them in nearby schools, and creating a supportive environment for their continued education.
Key activities include:
Enrolment drives & rallies to bring awareness in villages.
Bridge learning support for dropouts to rejoin schools.
Community & parent engagement to reduce dropouts.
Special focus on girl child education through counseling and awareness.
Through innovative methods like storytelling, wall paintings, and mentorship, JAS is making education a community movement. The programme has successfully increased school enrolment, reduced dropout rates, and strengthened the bond between schools, parents, and children.
A future where no child is left behind, and education becomes the strongest pathway to social transformation.
JAS implements Skill Development Programmesto empower youth and women with employable skills. The focus is on vocational training, digital literacy, tailoring, handicrafts, and entrepreneurship development, enabling beneficiaries to secure livelihoods and become self-reliant.
we believe that healthy communities build a healthy nation. As part of our nutrition and sustainable agriculture initiatives, JAS promotes the consumption of millets—a traditional superfood that is making a powerful comeback for both health and the environment.
Millets are nutrient-rich grains packed with fiber, protein, vitamins, and minerals. They are naturally gluten-free, easy to digest, and an excellent source of energy, making them ideal for children, women, and the elderly. Unlike polished rice and refined wheat, millets help in managing diabetes, obesity, and heart health while boosting immunity.
Health & Nutrition: Regular consumption improves digestion, strengthens bones, and prevents lifestyle diseases.
Climate-Resilient Crop: Millets require less water, grow well in dry regions, and are resistant to pests, making them eco-friendly.
Economic Empowerment: Promoting millets supports small and marginal farmers by increasing demand for local crops.
Food Security: Millets diversify diets and reduce dependency on a few staple grains.
Community Awareness Campaigns: Organizing workshops, cooking demonstrations, and nutrition camps to spread knowledge.
School & Anganwadi Programmes: Introducing millet-based meals to improve child nutrition.
Farmer Training: Encouraging farmers to adopt millet cultivation for sustainable income.
Health Advocacy: Educating women and youth on how millet diets contribute to long-term well-being.
Through continuous awareness drives, JAS aims to make “Millets a Household Choice”, ensuring healthier families, stronger farmers, and a sustainable future.
Environment day Celebrations has been celebrated focusing on various issues pertaining to different aspects of environment and plantation was also observed.
Harithaharam Program was observed on Kesamudram, Nellikudur, Narisumulapeta and Bayyaram Mandals with Plantations, Awareness of greenery and its benefits& Rally pertaining to this cause was at place.
Jal Shakti Abhiyan was organized focusing on benefits of Rainwater harvesting, recharge pit, availability of proper sanitations and its awareness was conducted in the presence of Department of Rural Development, Telangana on Maripeda and Narisumulapeta Mandals.
World Breastfeeding Week was celebrated highlighting the importance of mothers milk for the healthy growth of an infant at Keshamudram and Nellikudur Mandals.
International Literacy Day was observed at giving the importance of education, Explanations of educations rights, Dropout children enrolled to schools.
International Food Day was organized by Jeevan Aadhar Society at Keshamudram, Bayyaram Mandals by providing the basic information and implementation of different government welfare schemes on agriculture.
International Poverty Day was organized at Keshamudram highlighting the different the various art of living and wellbeing of humans in order to overcome poverty.
Children Week Celebrations were at place from Nov 14th – 21th primarily focusing on child rights, child marriage and child labor at Keshamudram, Bayyaram, Chinna Gudur, Nellikudur mandals.
we recognize that health is the foundation of community well-being. Rural and marginalized communities are often the most vulnerable to seasonal diseases such as dengue, malaria, viral fevers, diarrhea, and flu. Limited access to healthcare and lack of awareness further increase risks.
JAS conducts Health & Seasonal Disease Awareness Programmes to educate people about prevention, early detection, and timely treatment. Through interactive sessions, posters, street plays, and community meetings, we spread awareness about:
Importance of clean drinking water and sanitation
Mosquito prevention and hygiene practices
Nutrition to boost immunity
First-aid and home-based care for common illnesses
Medicine Distribution Camps
To ensure timely access to treatment, JAS organizes free health camps and medicine distribution drives in villages. These camps provide:
Free basic medicines for common seasonal illnesses
Preventive care kits (masks, sanitizers, ORS packets, mosquito nets, etc.)
Medical check-ups by doctors and healthcare volunteers
Referrals for advanced care when needed
Reduced spread of seasonal diseases in vulnerable communities
Increased awareness about hygiene and preventive healthcare
Improved access to basic medicines for rural families
Strengthened trust between healthcare providers and communities
By combining awareness, prevention, and timely medicine distribution, JAS is working towards building healthy, resilient communities that can effectively tackle seasonal health challenges.