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director@caritasindia.org Caritas India’s SABAL program addresses severe hunger and malnutrition among the Korku tribe in Central India. It focuses on increasing and diversifying food production, ensuring access to food and nutrition rights, and promoting behavioral changes for better health, hygiene, and sanitation. By partnering with grassroots NGOs, SABAL aims to secure food and nutrition for 12,000 Korku households. The program’s three-pronged strategy enhances livelihood opportunities, ensures year-round food availability, and provides holistic nutrition. Complementing government efforts, SABAL empowers marginalized communities, fostering sustainable development and resilience against food insecurity. Join us in transforming lives and creating lasting impact.
- Maharashtra Amravati
- Madhya Pradesh Khandwa
Our Reach
- 2+State
- 2+Districts
- 102+Villages
- 12000Population
Focus
Livelihood
Food Security
Nutrition
Impact
- Facilitated significant reductions in child malnutrition: 58.4% in underweight, 30.7% in stunting, and 55.0% in wasting.
- Organized training with Health and ICDS, engaging traditional healers to address community healthcare gaps.
- Promoted millet cultivation and distributed seeds to 1200+ farmers through the District-Level Agriculture Festival.
- Partnered with Anganwadi, ASHA, and ANM workers to ensure nutrition aid for malnourished children and maternal care.
- Enabled ₹17.11 million in income for 3,929 members via MGNREGS and ₹2.12 million in health insurance for 30 beneficiaries.
- Supported 3013 farmers with crop insurance and the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi program.
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"I firmly believe that millets hold the key to a healthier and more sustainable future for us all. I have also shared my recommendations with policymakers on how millets can be seamlessly…
JijibaiChhotelalMavaskar, a proud farmer from Didamda village
"Through Sabal, I gained invaluable insights into cultivating small grains, particularly millet. Additionally, I learned about government schemes tailored for agriculture, which I promptly utilized to my advantage."
Manu Moti Mavaskar, a 60-year-old, resident of Gadsimba village.
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