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What We Do?

Our Focus Areas

Our Impact

Beneficiaries and Target Groups

Our initiatives directly and indirectly impact approximately 50,000 individuals through carefully designed, need-based development projects. We also extend our influence by collaborating with vital networks and forums at the state level.

Our innovative programs, including Community Radio and Mobile Van, significantly amplify our outreach, disseminating crucial awareness on critical issues such as health, nutrition, and sanitation across the entire state.

Who We Serve

Our dedication is focused on uplifting the most vulnerable segments of society. Our key beneficiaries and target groups include:

Marginalized Children & Youth

Women & Adolescents

Scheduled Castes & Tribes

Differently-Abled People

Farmers & Forest Dwellers

Unorganized & Migrant Workers

Landless & Destitute Individuals

Income Poor & Vulnerable

Disaster Victims

Our Initiatives

Core Programmes

Environment

Objective: To build resilience against environmental challenges, reduce vulnerability to disasters, combat climate change, and promote sustainable development practices.

Key Beneficiaries:
  • Eco-Club Students & Teachers
  • Youth & Adolescents
  • Women Self-Help Groups (SHGs)
  • Fishermen & Farmers
  • Local Communities

Education

Objective: Focused on improving the quality of education in Government Primary Schools, fostering an environment for effective learning and holistic development.

Key Beneficiaries:
  • Primary School Children
  • Teachers
  • Parents & Guardians
  • Educational Officials

Health and Nutrition

Objective: To enhance the health and nutritional status of vulnerable populations through targeted interventions and awareness campaigns.

Key Beneficiaries:
  • Children (0-6 years)
  • Pregnant Women
  • Lactating Mothers
  • Adolescent Girls

Water & Livelihood

Objective: To enhance the participation and ownership of marginalized communities in sustainable water management and livelihood generation initiatives.

Key Beneficiaries:
  • Women
  • Farmers
  • Daily Labourers
  • Migrants

Our Reach

Where We Operate

We work intensively across 90 villages in 3 key districts of Odisha: Nuapada, Kendrapara, and Kalahandi.

Our presence in these regions allows us to directly and indirectly impact a population of approximately 50,000 individuals through targeted, need-based development projects, ensuring our efforts resonate deeply within the communities we serve.

Operational Areas Map

Making a Difference

Our Impact So Far

At Chale Chalo, our commitment translates into tangible results. We're proud to share the significant progress we've made in key areas, directly improving lives and fostering sustainable development in the communities we serve.

Quality Education

  • 1,000+ Children: Recovered learning loss.
  • 60 Teachers Trained: Best pedagogical practices, FLN, multi-grade classrooms.
  • 600 Marginalized Children: Received remedial education & mainstreamed.
  • Parents Mobilized: Increased involvement & support for education.

Environment & Water

  • 10 Lakh Mangrove & Tree Plantations: Through nursery raising & mobilization.
  • 8,057 Water Bodies: Constructed & renovated, benefiting 26,000 people.
  • 7,000 Seed Balls: Prepared & dispatched for degraded forests.
  • 3,000 Rural Families: Received seeds for kitchen garden promotion.

Health & Nutrition

  • 100% Institutional Delivery: Ensured.
  • 60% SAM/MAM Reduction.
  • 50% IMR, CMR, MMR Decline.
  • 730 Adolescent Girls: Received Life Skill Training.
  • 600+ Families: Adopted exclusive breastfeeding, balanced diet, sanitation, hygiene & life skill practices.

Water Livelihood

  • 11,742 Water Bodies: Constructed & renovated, benefitting 29,000 people.
  • 8,893 Seed Balls: Prepared and thrown.
  • 2,728 Compost Pits/Pots: Constructed & renovated.
  • 92,160 Saplings: Planted in convergence with line departments.
  • 3,117 Rural Families: Received seeds for kitchen garden promotion.
  • 1,50,805 Trees: Planted by the community through convergence with Horticulture and Forest Department.