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ABOUT US
Action initiative for development (AID) is a voluntary development organization committed for people centered development established on 26th May 2005 with the mission of empowering the dalits, women, and poor and marginalized, children and old aged community people.
AID is a non-profit, non-governmental civil society organization, which believes in participatory approaches and practices participatory methodologies for empowering the community.
AID established by a group of young and dynamic citizens with professional background from have deep social concern and commitment for social change processes. In AID we believe that when given an opportunity the poor men and women could rise on the occasion to help themselves.
AID focus on mobilizing the community, educating them and sharing right information which would give them an advantage in their social economic and political live and liberate them from all injustice, vulnerability and marginalization.
AID strives to educate, organize and empower the rural poor to promote people cantered development as a liberating force aimed at social justice, economic growth and self-reliance.
AID have devised a strategy for the rehabilitation of manual scavenger families. Most notably, The Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers and Their Rehabilitation Act-2013 appeals to the authorities to implement the Act and make them aware of the Act.
AID have met with the Mayour and discussed the rehabilitation of manual scavengers many times. We have filed many appeals. We have organized the Manual Scavengers and discussed the Act. He has addressed a lot about the MS Act.
Essentially, AID is hoping that the manual scavengers will be fully identified and rehabilitated in accordance with the MS Act. It is constantly working with manual scavengers and government.
Vision
We envisage a just society free from all kind of exploitation, discrimination and injustice and where no one remains hungry, unemployed, illiterate and exploited.
Mission
Empowering the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and other communities of Dalit communities by raising awareness of constitutional laws and human rights. Helps exploited communities gain their rights through education and organization. The caste discrimination that these communities experience, advocates for social justice by documenting exploits. Work for the economic and social and educational reform of exploited communities. Working with youth advocacy for the elimination of exploitation of Dalit women and for gender equality.”
Objectives
1. To raise awareness for the exploited and Dalit communities.
2. Establishment of community associations.
3. Establishment of Children’s Committees.
4. Establishment of tuition centres for children’s education.
5. Provide awareness and assistance to the law.
6. To provide information and training on self-employment for women and youth.
7. Advocacy for the implementation of the MS Act.