Our Impact
What MASS has reported, stated plainly and with its limits.
3,779ex-Devadasi women are members of MASS.
718disputes settled outside court.
34child marriages stopped by MASS staff.
Education
- 70 learning centres covering 2,174 children.
- 1,173 students trained for residential school exams, 262 admitted.
- Under the earlier Every Child programme: 47 centres, 2,000 children, 694 trained, 302 admitted.
- In Chikkodi block: 834 trained, 71 admitted.
- More than 6.79 lakh given as interest-free education loans.
Child protection
- 34 child marriages stopped.
- Three children rescued under the POCSO Act.
- Child rights programme in 16 remote villages.
- High school sanctioned by government in Jagnoor and in Miraparatti village.
Entitlements
| Number | Support secured |
|---|---|
| 2,732 | members supported to get ration cards |
| 1,213 | members with free electricity for home lighting |
| 332 | members with smokeless chullahs |
| 67 | members with irrigation bore wells |
| 59 | members with gas |
| 30 | members with toilets |
| 24 | self-help groups with loans from the SC/ST Corporation |
| 22 | self-help groups with a revolving fund |
| 14 | members with loans and subsidy from the Udyogini Scheme |
| 9 and 11 | self-help groups and individuals, respectively, with loans from DRP |
| 7 | members with old age pensions |
| 5 and 3 | physically handicapped members with subsidies and with pensions, respectively |
| 4 | members with health cards |
Figures are as reported on MASS's website in January 2020, the latest published date for this material.
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