About Madan Bahuudheshiya Sevabhavi Sanstha
Working since 2000 for women empowerment, child protection, agriculture development, education, sanitation, environment and rural welfare.
Empowering Communities Since 2000
Madan Bahuudheshiya Sevabhavi Sanstha is a registered charitable NGO based in Jalna, Maharashtra. The organization works for rural and vulnerable communities through education, agriculture, water and sanitation, women empowerment, child protection, skill development and environmental activities.
MBSS is committed to improving literacy, health, livelihood, dignity and quality of life for women, children, farmers, unemployed youth and marginalized families.
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Years of Service
100+
Villages Reached
5000+
Beneficiaries
100+
Awareness Programs
Vision, Mission & Values
Vision
To educate, inspire and empower women, children, farmers and rural communities for a vibrant, equitable and sustainable society.
Mission
To empower communities through education, awareness, counseling, skill development, agriculture support and social welfare programs.
Values
Integrity, honesty, accountability, transparency, compassion, diversity and people-focused service.
Our Key Work Areas
Child Protection
Child rights, child development, education support and child marriage prevention awareness.
Women Empowerment
Women counseling, family support, leadership development and social empowerment.
Agriculture Development
Farmer training, sustainable agriculture, watershed management and rural livelihood support.
Water & Sanitation
Swachh Bharat Mission, ODF, ODEP, Nirmal Dut and sanitation awareness.
Education & Skill Development
Literacy, skill training, youth development and self-employment support.
Environment Protection
Tree plantation, Paras Bag and environmental awareness programs.
Registration Details
Society Reg. No.
MAHA-306/2000 (J)
Trust Reg. No.
F-3320 (J)
FCRA No.
084050034
PAN No.
AAAAM9283E
GST No.
27AAAAM9283E1ZF
CSR-1 No.
CSR00004835
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