We work across four major pillars: free rural healthcare and eye care, environmental conservation, sustainable agriculture, and education & skill development. Each programme is designed based on real needs identified directly from villages in Latur and surrounding regions. Our work ensures long-term impact, not short-term events.

Transparency is the core of our organisation. Every camp, plantation, training, or educational activity is documented with photos, reports, and beneficiary details. Donors receive updates on how their contributions are used. We also collaborate with recognised institutions and follow structured audit and reporting systems.

We organise free eye check up camps in villages, where screenings are conducted by qualified doctors. Patients receive spectacles on the spot, and those requiring surgeries are referred to Vivekanand Hospital.

We focus on native, rare, and climate-resilient species, not decorative plantations. Our Vanrai Prakalp creates ecological forests like Miyawaki patches, Nakshatra Van, and sacred groves (Devrai). These are maintained, watered, and monitored until they mature ensuring real impact, not photo-op plantations.

We train farmers in organic farming, natural pest control methods, seed preservation, and soil health improvement. We link them to government schemes, subsidies, drip irrigation systems, and organic certification processes. We also help them access markets and reduce their dependency on chemical inputs.

Our Vidyabhushan Prakalp focuses on digital literacy, study support, soft skill development, vocational courses, and scholarship guidance. We help students build confidence, improve communication, and prepare for higher education and job opportunities.