SRI AUROBINDO RURAL AND VILLAGE ACTION AND MOVEMENT
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People from 60 rural area across India.
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SARVAM: Empowering Rural India
Who we are?
With approximately 700 million people in India’s villages living below the poverty line, there is an urgent need to uplift and enable these communities to become integral to the nation’s progress.
Sri Aurobindo Rural & Village Action & Movement (SARVAM), an initiative by Sri Aurobindo Society, is dedicated to developing a progressive village community model. Our approach focuses on sustainability, replicability, and scalability, ensuring lasting impact and growth for rural populations.
Our Priorities: Helping Today for a Better Tomorrow
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Our Latest Events
Weaving Self-Reliance Through Tailoring Skills
SARVAM trained 15 villages’ women in tailoring, opening pathways to…
Women Skill Empowerment – Soft Skills Training
SARVAM empowered 60 rural women with confidence, communication, and life…
“Creativity into Livelihood” – Toys & Jewellery Making
SARVAM trained 15 villages’ women in handmade toys and jewellery…
“Growing Skills, Nourishing Families” – Cattle & Agriculture Training
SARVAM equipped 15 villages’ women with cattle, gardening, and nutrition…
Teachers’ Day ethics class – Respect and Value Your Teachers
SARVAM’s ethics class encouraged 300 students to value teachers, embrace…
Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Workshop for Adolescent Girls
SARVAM empowered 150 adolescent girls with knowledge on menstrual hygiene,…
Independence Day Programme – Celebrating the Spirit of Freedom
SARVAM celebrated Independence Day across 10 locations, inspiring 300 children…
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs through Tailoring Skills
SARVAM empowered 50 women entrepreneurs with modern tailoring skills to…
“The village is the cell of the national body. The cell-life must be healthy and developed for the national body to be healthy and developed…we must begin at the bottom and work up to the apex.”




