Gramin Jan Vikas Samiti

We Work on
Education Awareness

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Rural Development

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Women Empowerment

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About

Gramin Jan Vikas Samiti

Gramin Jan Vikas Samiti (GJVS) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Patna, Bihar, India, dedicated to the socio-economic upliftment of rural communities. The organization works primarily in areas such as education, Rural Development Health, Medical Relief of Poor, Sports Welfare, Environment and Forest, Agriculture & Allied Industries Development, Health and Family Welfare, Unemployment, Science and Technology and Women's Empowerment.
One of the key focuses of GJVS is promoting education among underprivileged children, especially girls, in rural areas. The organization...

Work Area

Educaiton

Education empowers minds and transforms lives for growth.

Medical Relief

Medical relief provides urgent care, saving lives and communities.

Unemployment

Unemployment hinders economic growth and affects social stability.

Rular Development

Rural development enhances livelihoods, infrastructure etc.

Sports Welfare

Sports welfare promotes health, teamwork, and community development.

Environment & Forest

Environment and forests sustain biodiversity, climate, and natural resources.

Agriculture

Agriculture sustains livelihoods, food security, and economic growth.

Health & Family Welfare

Health and family welfare ensure well-being and community development.

Science & Technology

Science and technology drive innovation, progress, and problem-solving.

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Let us Work Together for Rural Development

Rural development is the backbone of a nation's progress, and at Gramin Jan Vikas Samiti (GJVS), we believe that collective efforts are key to transforming the lives of rural communities. Rural areas, which house a significant portion of India's population, often face challenges like limited infrastructure, unemployment, and access to basic amenities like healthcare, education, and clean water. Addressing these issues requires the active participation of local communities, government agencies, and civil society organizations.