Centre for Development

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The association (CƒD) is a social, non-political and non-profit making voluntary organization, established by the experienced professional (Rural Development, Sociologist, Para-medicine and Environment) youths on the auspicious birthday of our national father 2nd October 1998. And later on, it received the legal status under the Indian Trust Registration Act 1882 on 11th of July 2000.
   
Somewhere, these youths were in association with full fledged and established NGOs in Jharkhand. They voluntarily felt that they should intervene for the Poorest of poor/ deprived, destitute – differently able / uncared elders and utilize their vast exposures and experiences for their native blocks.
   
   Hence, the association of local youths with vast experiences and experiences in the diversified fields came with a common understanding for interventions by taking decisions independently at branch area offices at Ranchi, Murhu, Manjhgaon, Tamar, Natawal and Hazaribagh.
   
   Besides, we are also operational at state level for the issue of prevention of women and child trafficking in Chattishgarh under the network of ATSEC, India (Action against trafficking and Sexual Exploitation of Children).
   
Our Vision:
   
“A society based on cooperation, peace and harmony with nature where both the sexes have access and control over information, decision making and natural resources.”
   
Mission Statements:
   
1. All round development of the poor, marginalized and youths by educating, organizing and empowering to
    promote a liberating force aimed at social justice, economic growth and self-reliance
   
2. Development of the natural resources, increase in the agricultural productivity and restoration of the ecological
    balance for the sake of environment conservation
   
3. Establishment of gender equality in the society at all the level, especially in the poorest and unorganized sectors
   
4. Regeneration of sustainability and self-reliance in the society
   
   Our Focus for :
   
    Women and Children and ultimately to the sustainable development in the community
   
   Our Referral groups:
   
Deprived people from community Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Castes, Birhor, Asur & Korba – the indigenous tribe, Backward Caste, economically and socially
   
Our Operational areas:
   
Jharkhand State
   
District Block Nos. of villages Area of intervention
   
Ranchi Namkum 18 Disability, women empower
    Tamar 02 awareness, Capacity Building
West Singhbhum Bandgaon 04 awareness Capacity Building
SaraiKela – Karsawan Nimdih & Chandil 06 awareness Capacity Building
Gumla Dumri 17 awareness, C.B, L & W
    Sadar 08 awareness, Capacity building
Hazaribagh Sadar 07 women empowerment, CB
   
   Population Coverage in Jharkhand
   
The organization could take initiatives to work with 6944 households, covering the population of 34720 in 62 villages of 8 blocks of 5 districts of Jharkhand State.
   Chhattisgarh State
   In the state Chattisgarh state, the organization is operational in all districts with Local NGO network on the issue of prevention of women and child trafficking mostly in the part of Sarguja, Ambikapur and other tribal inhabitant districts with ATSEC Chattisgarh Chapter of ATSEC India.