Kalpana Kalyan Samiti (KKS)

About Organization

Kalpana Kalyan Samiti considers Kalpana Chawla, the first Indian-born female space scientist, as its role model and inspiration. Kalpana Kalyan Samiti Registered Society act Non-Profitable National Organization estabilshed in Rewa Madhya Pradesh on 23-09-2014. Since its establishment in her memory, the committee has been continuously working in the fields of Specially Disable, Blindness control, health, education, women empowerment, Save the Girl Child and Educate the Girl Child, environment, drug adiction all under the influence of scientific thinking. Samiti also focuses on child welfare and social justice, aiming to create equal opportunities for all. Through continuous efforts and community participation, it strives to bring sustainable and positive change in society.

Talented individuals honored by KKS on the birth anniversary of Rashtra Mata Savitribai Phule.

Our Vision :

To create an inclusive, empowered and sustainable society where every individual has the opportunity to live with dignity, access essential services, realise their potential and contribute meaningfully to community development.

Our Mission:

To empower individuals and communities through focused interventions in education, healthcare, women and youth development, social awareness and environmental sustainability, while fostering self-reliance, inclusion and lasting social impact.

Core Values

Integrity

We uphold the highest standards of transparency, accountability and ethical conduct in all our initiatives and partnerships.

Compassion

We approach every community and individual with empathy, dignity and a genuine commitment to improving lives.

Objective of the Committee

To make girls, adult women, men, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, backward classes, minorities, the poor, and people from remote areas skilled through education and training to gain employment or participate in competitions, and to operate educational/training institutions for this purpose. Also, to provide suggestions for effective action to ensure quality education under the Right to Education and to create awareness about existing shortcomings.
To cooperate for the social justice of the poor, exploited, victims, backward, and destitute, and to present their problems before the government/administration to get them resolved through all legal measures.
To operate various social and rural health programs; to provide information about cottage industries for their social development; to help the disabled, visually impaired, orphans, widows, elderly, and destitute; to operate rehabilitation centers and shelters; and to organize and implement postpartum care under health programs, delivery homes, child health immunization, and family planning welfare programs.
Women Empowerment: To organize and implement education-training programs to bring public awareness among women regarding their health, family welfare, reproduction, planning, and other welfare schemes.
To strengthen rural health in remote village areas by creating awareness among farmers for massive agricultural production by integrating animal husbandry, cow conservation (Gausavardhan), use of organic manure, and traditional & modern agricultural practices.
To encourage tree plantation for environmental protection and to create awareness against environmental pollution.