In the remote villages of Chete Panchayat, Ramkanda Block, Garhwa, growing old can become increasingly difficult when age, poor health, limited mobility and economic hardship come together. For 83-year-old Chatur Karwa of Chete village and 71-year-old Sukan Parahiya of Suli village, everyday life is shaped by such challenges. Both live in vulnerable circumstances and were identified by the SSK team for support under the Nutrition Support for Vulnerable PVTG Families initiativ

Sangita Devi, a 27-year-old Korwa PVTG woman from Korwatoli of Sigsiga Khud village, Barwadih Panchayat, Chiniya Block, Garhwa, lives with her husband, Jitendra Korwa, and their seven children. With no formal education, Sangita manages her household while occasionally taking up wage labour to contribute to the family's income. Her husband also works as a daily-wage labourer, depending on whatever work is available. The family lives together in a single-room house, and with a

Yogendra Korwa’s journey reflects how the right opportunities, knowledge, and continuous engagement can transform an individual into a resource person and leader within his own community. In 2024, while looking for ways to improve his family’s well-being and contribute to the development of his community, Yogendra came into contact with Ramakant Singh Ji, a Panchayat Facilitator associated with Sahbhagi Shikshan Kendra (SSK). During their interaction, he learned about the org

Neha Kumari, a 12-year-old girl from Siswa village of Chete Panchayat, Ramkanda Block, Garhwa, lives a life far beyond her years. After the death of her parents, Neha and her 14-year-old brother, Pramod Parahiya, are living together without their parents to support them. They are among five siblings—four sisters and one brother. Their elder sister is married, while two of the sisters are staying with their maternal aunt. Neha and her younger brother, therefore, manage their d