ABOUT US

INTRODUCTION

Pragati Path Foundation

Pragati Path Foundation is a non-profit organization established in 2011; it is based on feminist human right organization. Pragati Path Foundation work draws upon the inherent values of a rights-based approach to sexuality and gender equality. After noting the troubling lack of prominent feminist voices in India, PPF is established to address the leadership capacities of young women in addressing issues of sexuality and reproductive health and rights, violence against women, and social justice.

PPF have created the platform for women to fight the patriarchal mind-set. We are reaching the vulnerable women and adolescent. Pragati Path Foundation is working for humanity and dignity, independence and neutrality for all the vulnerable women. Maintaining the identity and reputation will they have to feel self-reliant and self-confidence. It is led by women, who identify the issues, prioritize them and propose solutions to address those issues before the appropriate authorities. The focus of our work is creating an enabling built environment and community participation in urban and rural.

It is led by women, who identify the issues, prioritize them and propose solutions to address those issues before the appropriate authorities. The focus of our work is creating an enabling built environment and community participation in urban and rural.

VISION

We envisage a society where women receive a respectable and safe environment.

MISSION

Pragati Path Foundation builds feminist leadership, challenges unjust power structures, expands sexual and reproductive freedoms, Women have the right the equality, their identity and respect, their livelihood, better education, health, cleanliness, security, confidence, creating a fearless environment for them.

CHIEF FUNCTIONARY OF PRAGATI PATH FOUNDATION

Neelam Patel,

General Secretary

Pragati Path Foundation general secretary is Neelam Patel, 40 years, whose academic qualification is a postgraduate in the Social work, has been doing Social Work for the last 16 years with various institutions, after working with Dr. Shambhu Nath Research Foundation, IGSSS, started the Pragati Path Foundation to give respect to women. You are the Chief Executive Officer of the Pragati Path Foundation, which directly directs the activities of the organization in its monitoring and you interfere in advocating the interests of women.

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BOARD MEMBERS:

Pooja Srivastava
President

Manju Gautam
Vice-President

Arati Dubey
Secretary

Kamalini Srivastava
Treasurer

Adv Anita Chaubey
Member

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Deprived Education for Children living in Urban Poverty

Deprived Education for Children living in Urban Poverty (Deprivation & Slum, Migrant and Streets Children) Neelam Patel General Secretary Pragati Path Foundation Abstract The existences of slums are prevalent not only in India but throughout the world in other countries also such as China, Japan, Korea and so forth. The main objective of this research paper is to focus upon the educational opportunities available for the slum’s children in India. What is their lifestyle and how does acquiring of education influence their living. The main areas that have been emphasized upon in this research paper are existence of slum areas and population, problems faced by the slum’s children in achieving elementary education, understanding of significance of education by the slum’s children, objectives to endorse education amongst the slum’s children and factors affecting the demand and supply of education amongst the slum’s children. Slum areas in India are in a very un...

Women Empowerment through Micro Finance

Women Empowerment through Micro Finance Deepak Pujari President Pragati Path Foundation Empowerment implies expansion of assets and capabilities of people to influence control and hold accountable institution that affects their lives (World Bank Resource Book).Empowerment is the process of enabling or authorizing an individual to think, behave, take action and control work in an autonomous way. It is the state of feelings of self-empowered to take control of one’s own destiny. It includes both controls over resources (Physical, Human, Intellectual and Financial) and over ideology (Belief, values and attitudes) (Batliwala, 1994). Empowerment can be viewed as a means of creating a social environment in which one can take decisions and make choice either individually or collectively for social transformation. It strength innate ability by way of acquiring knowledge power and experience. Empowerment is a multi-dimensional social process that helps people gain co...

Menstruation Education for Rural Women and Adolescent- MERA:-

large number of girls and women have to face the problem of menstruation. They cannot express the situation because our society does not allow fighting and talking about this stigma with respect to their dignity. The health of girls and women is a big issue. Pragati Path Foundation continuously works with women and adolescent girls freedom from words like stigma which given by the society. Pragati Path Foundation organizes meetings and awareness about menstrual education and ensures distribution and use of sanitary pads through pad banks. Pad women have ensures beneficiaries and delivers the benefits of pad bank to the beneficiaries and talks about menstrual education. Now the beneficiaries have started discussing and talking about menstruation and health. a)

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