Our yoga and fitness camps advocate for both physical and mental well-being. They embrace a holistic approach to health, motivating participants to embrace healthy lifestyles through consistent exercise and mindfulness practices.
The Premsagar Foundation has attracted local women to stitching courses that equip them with essential skills in garment making and tailoring, paving the way for employment opportunities or entrepreneurial ventures. These skills enable women to contribute to household incomes, achieve financial independence, and serve as role models within their communities. Moreover, these courses foster social cohesion by creating networks of support among women. Overall, such initiatives are crucial in breaking the cycle of poverty and gender inequality in remote areas like Bantoli, Gumla.
Fundamental Photo/Video Editing Course: Participants acquire essential editing skills, unlocking new creative and professional avenues. Basic English Proficiency Course: This program enhances English language skills, bolstering confidence and employability.
This campaign aims to educate women and girls on menstrual health, challenging taboos and advocating for hygiene. Through the provision of information and resources, our goal is to enhance health outcomes and enable women to actively manage their well-being.
The Premsagar initiative conducts career counselling workshops aimed at guiding youth in making informed decisions about their future. These workshops offer valuable insights into diverse career paths, assisting participants in aligning their skills and interests with potential opportunities.
For the past 16 years, the Prem Sagar Foundation, in partnership with organizations such as Raj Vidya Kender (RVK) and The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF), has been conducting free eye clinics in remote areas across various states in India where such facilities are scarce. These efforts aim to provide the best possible eye screenings and distribute glasses to those in need.
In today's world, computer knowledge is crucial for improving lifestyles, yet many rural areas remain underserved due to insufficient development. Unfortunately, computer education opportunities are scarce in these regions. Despite these challenges, we have established a comprehensive computer literacy program in Ranchi, India.
Since its launch in 2006, Food for People program supported by The Prem Rawat Foundation has significantly impacted economically disadvantaged areas in Gumla, Ranchi, Jharkhand.
