Samrupan has been involved in social work since 2007. Samrupan was created with an aim of creating “Equality through Education”. To reflect its teachings, founder member Madhu Singhi, based Samrupan on the ideology of “Service without designation”. In such a setup, all members stay equal in designation, work allocation as well as decision making. This operational methodology not only strengthens Samrupan’s roots but also sets it apart from other Social Service groups. Each Samrupan member have raised funds from their surroundings and used it to help Under-privileged and Specially-abled people become self sufficient and financially independent.
SINGLE WOMAN: Throughout the year, Samrupan held several workshops at various organisations where expert trainers were brought in to teach “hand-made art”. For those who can stitch, sewing machines are donated to help them earn their livelihood. “Samadhan: Ek Sahaj Jeevan Yapan Kala” is annually organised on the occasion of Makar Sankranti where the hand-made products of Under-privileged women is exhibited and put on sale. Such platforms help boost the self-esteem and confidence of these women.
ORPHAN STUDENTS: To help poor, orphaned and specially-abled girl students complete their education; Samrupan provides aid for studies in 12th, Graduation and Computer Courses. Financial assistance in the form of College fees and Bus passes, and material aid in the form of text books, bags, uniforms and shoes are readily provided through Samrupan.
SPECIALLY-ABLED: Apart from this, Samrupan provides specially-abled people with wheel chairs, callipers, splints, hearing aid etc., as and when the opportunity arrives. Samrupan has also organised Water-therapy, Naturopathy and Art of Living workshops. Free dental and eye check-up camps have also been organised on a regular basis. Aid is also given to the blind in the form of paid expenses for treatment and operations, and support in education and competitive exams through audio lessons. Samrupan has also provided support for the Blind Finishing School where the visually impaired are taught to complete their daily chores on their own.