Janodaya Trust
Know Us.....
Janodaya literally means – “people’s Awakening”. Awakening”. The name and logo of Janodaya symbolizes “Collective growth” of peers and community. This module of growth is a movement among vulnerable and socially disadvantaged; seeking support, sustain their development and empowerment process, through collaborative partnership.
Genesis....
Janodaya was founded in the year 1987 by Ms. Santosh Vas and a few right minded individuals to support, promote, facilitate and organize services for the development and empowerment of the needy; with a special focus on women, children, vulnerable groups and rural households. In the last 34 years, Janodaya has stood strong in their mission and this wouldn’t have been possible without its strong leadership team. Janodaya symbolizes ‘Women Empowerment” in all its values, beliefs and services. “We women are 50% of the population & Mothers of other 50%. Let us have our Rights and Respect”
Management Desk
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Ms. Santhosh Vas
Chairlady
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Mr. T.Prabhakar
Vice President & Executive Trustee
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Mr. M Bheemaiah
Member Trustee
Janodaya believes that empowerment of the women is possible only when there is gender equality in the families and in workplace. India, still being a country with a large male dominated society empowerment of women is yet to be achieved in its fullest form.
During the past 34 years, Janodaya has impacted the lives of many women and their families through counseling,
We look forward to social support and participation in our services to humanity.
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Core Committee of JanodayaJanodaya has worked with state, central government, NGOs, public sectors, educational institution, police and many sections of society to promote and facilitate participation towards the objectives and programs provided by Janodaya for the empowerment of women, children and vulnerable. We look forward to social support and participation in our services to humanity. |
Our Clients
- ◉ Women who are victims of violence, dowry harassment, marital problems, those seeking legal advice etc
- ◉ Self-employed women seeking micro-credit support
- ◉ Migrant workers
- ◉ Rural Households
- ◉ Prisoners, their children and families
- ◉ Street vendors and their children