Sahajan Social Climate Development Foundation is continuously working with the farmers in Moudah block of Hamirpur district to solve the problems related to agriculture.About 70% of the population practices agriculture. Hence, the production and management of crops is an important aspect to ensure optimal productivity in the fields. We are constantly engaged in solving the problems of the farmers in a phased manner on the following points related to agriculture.

• Preparation of Soil

• Sowing of Seeds

• Addition of Manure and Fertilizers

• Irrigation

• Protection from Weeds

• Harvesting

• Storage

Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) is a process which promotes the coordinated development and management of water, land and related resources in order to maximise economic and social welfare in an equitable manner without compromising the sustainability of vital ecosystems and the environment. To change the quality and availability of water, we are moving forward to reduce the following points.

• Check Dams

• Construction of Dug wells

• Establishment of Rain gauge Structures

Natural resource management is the method by which communities manage the supply and access to the natural resources available. It is understood that natural resources are available for survival and development. Human beings are the most dependent on natural resources.

Natural resources refer to the material and substances available naturally and can be exploited for commercial uses. Conservation is vital for the sustainable management of natural resources to ensure ongoing access and steady provision. Uninterrupted availability of resources is central to the organization of civilizations. Let us learn more about natural resource management in this section.

"Women's freedom is the sign of social freedom," said Rosa Luxembur.

Women are free human beings. They are not birds, so they can’t be caged. Today, women want to weave their own safety net, they prefer to step out, like to voice their opinion, want to enhance their skill sets, and love to learn, work, earn, grow, and live their dreams. After all, it’s a basic human right. Women—no matter where they belong, whether urban, rural, or tribal—want to be changemakers. They are the nation’s soul, and that’s one of the key reasons the Indian government is persistently putting efforts toward women’s empowerment in all aspects. In fact, the government’s huge array of progressive schemes and policies, especially for women in rural India, is a bridge for them to stay encouraged and put a foot forward towards their own socio-economic freedom.

Baal Sanskar Shala are the classes which we conduct for underprivileged children. We conduct these classes totally free of cost and anyone without paying a rupee can take these classes. The vision is to take them towards human excellence by inculcating human values in them and teaching them to dream big. By making them realise their potential and use this potential to aim high and achieve an honourable place in the society. It’s not simply teaching slum children. Our vision is not to make children literate but polish their talents, imbibe positive moral values, refine and then develop their personalities. This is an art which we needs to be learned. Bal Sanskar Shala is the perfect mix of education, fun and co-curricular activities which are designed to increasing the learning capacity of children, help them grasp more (increase their IQ) and we also give same importance to development of Emotional Quotient (EQ) and Spiritual Quotient (SQ) of children

• • 2 hrs Sunday morning classes for children aged between 6 to 13 yrs for Cultural & Values Development.
• • Awareness about spiritual glory of Indian Culture & inculcate divine qualities through that.
• • Improving physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing of future generation.
• • Learning human/moral values, ethics, spiritual practices through games and stories.
• • 5 Days Training provided in village reevan
• • 2 classes & regular running across the vellage reevan more then 60 student benefited