Ujjawal Welfare Society proudly led the execution of the Jal Jeevan Mission in partnership with both the Central and State Governments, aiming to deliver safe and sustainable drinking water to every rural household by 2024.
🌍 Objective:
The core goal was to ensure Functional Household Tap Connections (FHTC) for every family in remote and underserved regions—enhancing daily life, improving health, and reducing the burden of water collection, especially on women and children.
đź’ˇ Key Benefits:
• 55 litres per person per day ensured at doorstep
• Reduced water-borne illnesses and related healthcare costs
• Strengthened dignity and safety for women & girls
• Time saved now used for education and livelihood activities
• Boosted rural economy by creating jobs in plumbing, maintenance, and monitoring
🔧 Implementation Highlights:
• Awareness drives in over 50 villages across multiple districts
• Active involvement of Gram Panchayats, ASHA workers, and school volunteers
• Training workshops for village-level caretakers & plumbing teams
• Distribution of IEC materials on water safety and sanitation
🏆 Achievements:
• Over 4,000+ households connected to piped water systems
• Positive transformation in hygiene practices observed
• Community-led maintenance models initiated for sustainability
• Recognized by district officials for grassroots mobilization efforts
The project was not just about infrastructure—it was about delivering dignity, health, and hope to thousands of lives.
