Parivartan Sanstha
Transforming Lives, Empowering Communities
Who We Are
Parivartan Sanstha is dedicated to the holistic development of socio-economically disadvantaged communities, particularly Adivasis, farmers, agricultural laborers, women, and children. Through research, education, skill development, and awareness programs, we strive to empower individuals and foster social commitment. Utilizing media, training, and community engagement, we aim to address rural and urban challenges, promote scientific and informal education, and facilitate access to government schemes. Our mission is to build a more equitable, informed, and self-reliant society.
Parivartan Sanstha was born out of a deep-seated commitment to social justice, empowerment, and sustainable development. Recognizing the struggles faced by socio-economically disadvantaged communities, a group of passionate individuals came together with a shared vision—to create meaningful and lasting change in the lives of marginalized sections of society, particularly Adivasis, farmers, agricultural laborers, women, and children.
The journey of Parivartan Sanstha began with grassroots initiatives, focusing on rural development, education, and social awareness. The founders realized that while government schemes existed, many communities lacked access to them due to limited awareness and bureaucratic challenges. Thus, the organization took on the responsibility of bridging this gap, ensuring that essential resources, training, and information reached those in need.
Over the years, Parivartan Sanstha expanded its scope, engaging in research, advocacy, and skill development programs. Through seminars, awareness campaigns, and media outreach, it sought to empower individuals with knowledge and tools to uplift their own lives. The organization also became a platform for eradicating caste-based discrimination, promoting scientific education, and strengthening community participation in governance and decision-making.
With every step forward, Parivartan Sanstha has remained true to its name—“Parivartan,” meaning transformation. Today, it continues to drive positive change by integrating education, rural development, health initiatives, and socio-economic empowerment, working tirelessly towards an inclusive and self-reliant society.
Our Approach
Objectives of Association
1. To make efforts for the development of socio-economically backward weaker sections of the society especially Adivasis, tibas, farmers agrl.laborers, marginal farmers and women and children among all these categories.
2. To study and carry out research on different issues of economical, social, educational and cultural.
3.To improve social committment among the people by making best use of available information/data and research. Using various types of media for it’s extension/ spread and to provide material both occasional and unoccasional
4. To train activites at different levels for the development of society.
5. To make efforts to solve the issues related to the rural and urban people in their lives through media of rural development especially science tecchnology and informal education.
6. To condcut and participate in the seminars, training programmes for people’s organization, melavas etc relevant to and supplementary to the above objectives.
7. To seek all types of any possible assistance from persons or associations working relevant and according to the aims/objectives, policies of association.
8. To make available or reach all the government and sernigovernment’s various schemes to the rural area or also to implement such schemesthrough association.
9. To participate in the movement of development of nation.
10. To work for social, economical and educational development to acheive comprehensive development of society.
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11. To undertake/ run balwadies, anganwadies (nurseries/pre primary school classes), stay homes for old people, hostels, orphanages, libraries, adult education and also primary and secondary school and colleges.
12. To form Mahila mandals, Youth mandals, Cultural mandals, Sports mandals, mandals for religious activities -bhajani mandals and run informa class in the villages.
13. To Conduct all kinds of programmes on health education from time to time and implement them.
14. To implement all different govt. schemes related to agriculture providing information on it and land development/agril. development.
15. To create awarness through gramsabha, Youth sabha, women sabha for village development.
16. To try to erodicate casteism through various programmes like Kalapathak (streetplays), camps melavas
01.
— Our Mission
Parivartan Sanstha is dedicated to the holistic development of socio-economically disadvantaged communities, particularly Adivasis, farmers, agricultural laborers, women, and children. Through research, education, skill development, and awareness programs, we strive to empower individuals and foster social commitment. Utilizing media, training, and community engagement, we aim to address rural and urban challenges, promote scientific and informal education, and facilitate access to government schemes. Our mission is to build a more equitable, informed, and self-reliant society.
02.
— Our Vision
We envision a progressive and inclusive society where every individual, regardless of background, has access to opportunities for socio-economic, educational, and cultural growth. By eradicating caste-based discrimination, promoting grassroots movements, and strengthening community organizations, we aspire to create a self-sustaining and empowered nation. Through collective action, awareness, and innovation, Parivartan Sanstha seeks to drive meaningful transformation at every level of society.
03.
— Our Story
Parivartan Sanstha was born out of a deep-seated commitment to social justice, empowerment, and sustainable development. Recognizing the struggles faced by socio-economically disadvantaged communities, a group of passionate individuals came together with a shared vision—to create meaningful and lasting change in the lives of marginalized sections of society, particularly Adivasis, farmers, agricultural laborers, women, and children.
The journey of Parivartan Sanstha began with grassroots initiatives, focusing on rural development, education, and social awareness. The founders realized that while government schemes existed, many communities lacked access to them due to limited awareness and bureaucratic challenges. Thus, the organization took on the responsibility of bridging this gap, ensuring that essential resources, training, and information reached those in need.
Over the years, Parivartan Sanstha expanded its scope, engaging in research, advocacy, and skill development programs. Through seminars, awareness campaigns, and media outreach, it sought to empower individuals with knowledge and tools to uplift their own lives. The organization also became a platform for eradicating caste-based discrimination, promoting scientific education, and strengthening community participation in governance and decision-making.
Our Team
Ramesh Vinayak Bhise
President
Gangasagar Datta Waghmare
Vice President
Sharad Machhindra Pawar
Treasurer
Balaji Nivruti Shinde
Secretary
Janabai Baburao Bandewad
Joint Secretary
