Development is the constant expansion of human capabilities
Building the inner resilience of people and communities
Individuals, institutions & countries alike are realising the unsustainable nature of the current economic growth practices and are exploring other viable and sustainable models of development that focus on building human capabilities.
SVYM has been actively advocating the paradigm of building the human and social capital of people with the conviction that this will result in economic consequences keeping in mind a balance that is needed to protect the people and the planet, ensure reasonable and equitable benefits to all stakeholders and create an environment of peace and harmony.
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Equitable Palliative Care
Investing in building the ‘Human Capital’ through education
Yearly ~50,000 rural & indigenous tribal patients access rational, ethical & cost effective care at SVYM’s Vivekananda Memorial Hospital
Admissions at VTCL – Trends, Observations & Lessons Learnt
SVYM Annual Report 2021-22
In News
SVYM appoints the next President & CEO
SVYM Anveshane – Discovering rural talent & promoting Stem Education
SVYM’s President shares his views on tribal development with the President
Development that is contextually relevant
& culturally appropriate
Nearly four decades of working closely with the communities has shaped our belief that sustainable & community centered development is possible through a constant expansion of human capabilities.
To develop the Human & Social Capital of tribal, rural and urban communities, SVYM takes a multidisciplinary approach through its interventions in Health, Education, Socio-economic Empowerment Program & Training and Research
We believe such a development process will lead to positive socio-economic consequences that are contextually relevant, culturally appropriate.
Education
Health
Socio-Economic Empowerment
Environment & Sustainability
Key Impact
70,000
Access better healthcare services through institutional & community based programs
230,000
Forest based tribes, PLHIVs, PwDs, rural & urban women & youth & elderly population served through 45+ programs
1300
Govt. institutions, schools, anganawadi, hospital, PRIs engaged for health, hygiene, sanitation, education & capacity building
2200
Rural & tribal youth & women equipped with better livelihood capabilities
60,000
Students engaged for improving scientific temper, academic
performance & career choices
64,000
Indigenous tribal population reached for Reproductive & Child Health recording 98% institutional deliveries
Discover the Latest Stories
Stories of resilience and hope, of standing tall with dignity, that don’t make breaking news, but in a gentle way shake the world.
Swaraanubhuthi 2023
For improved mother-newborn health
Maize and better days!
Engineers of a better tomorrow
Swacchta Saarthi Veerbhadra Swami
World Youth Skills Day
Upcoming Events
Guru Manthan 2023
August 31, 2023
SVYM Swaraanubhuthi
July 9, 2023
SVYM Anveshana
May 5, 2023
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Together, investing in people and their capacities
The more we come out and do good to others,
the more our hearts will be purified.
Swami Vivekananda
Meet the first generation STEM students
VTCL Girls are breaking the stereotypes associated with tribal girls taking up technical streams by becoming the very first generation in their families to continue education in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM).