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Sreema Mahila Samity
Sreema Mahila Samity (SMS) completed its 51 years’ eventful journey. This journey was not strewn with flowers. Many difficulties, many hurdles it had to get over. It is still continuing its journey with full of energy and strength to fulfill its vision and mission, its commitment to work for the poor and marginalized keeping focus on women and children. SMS thinks through its various activities it can find the light of social change.
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It helps women understand that they are not dependent on anyone and recognize their proper rights. It is part of our effort to educate and bring equality to rural women and to protect them against domestic violence. We are doing this for the development of women's health in society, educating them, and fighting for their rights. We also help provide facilities for legal support if necessary.
This helps promote awareness of legal culture and enrich people's knowledge of laws and other rules. Legal awareness camps are organized in villages. The aim is to impart legal knowledge to residents. The objective is to educate women and girls about their rights and duties, enabling them to share power equally and gain access to means of development in society.
In order to protect the young members of our society, we take several actions, such as caring for newborns, locating missing children, and protecting them from any form of child trafficking. We work as an allied system to provide government-supported facilities in health, education, and legal support for the issues mentioned.
Disaster risk reduction involves coordinated efforts to lessen vulnerabilities to natural hazards, aiming to reduce human and material losses. Key strategies include early warning systems, resilient infrastructure, risk-informed planning, and community education, all designed to strengthen preparedness, response, and recovery capacities before disasters strike.
By opening clinics in 1974, SMS has been working in this direction. The organization recognized that women were deprived of adequate health services, particularly in family planning. Child health, closely tied to maternal well-being, was also prioritized. Our main aims are health awareness, prevention, and treatment. Our work includes providing free medicines, shelter for the poor during treatment, health awareness, and health insurance for underserved communities.
The education of women was a significant activity of SMS and has remained a priority. Initially focused on adult education, the emphasis later shifted to child literacy, recognizing that today's children are tomorrow’s citizens. Training camps were held to develop children’s creative potential through art, craft, and communication skills. We also offer opportunities for interested children and school dropouts to pursue vocational training.