TRIBAL SALVATION SOCIETY
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Mission Statement
Vision Statement We envision an inclusive society where marginalized groups enjoy equal opportunities, dignity, and social justice. We empower women, youth, and children through human rights advocacy, education, capacity building, and socio-economic development. Prioritizing disadvantaged children’s education and health awareness, we aim to protect biodiversity, provide crisis relief, and promote peace, justice, and sustainability. Mission Statement Our mission is to create an inclusive society by improving access to essential needs, safeguarding human rights, and supporting the well-being of women with disabilities, widows, and children. We aim to empower women, advance gender equality, and ensure girls' education, while providing healthcare, skill training, and capacity-building initiatives. We focus on youth empowerment, social justice, and the rights of marginalized communities, fostering diversity, tolerance, and community cohesion through arts, legal education, and innovative programs. Our work also supports eco-friendly livelihoods, sustainable agriculture, clean energy, poverty alleviation, and environmental conservation, striving for equity and sustainability.
About This Cause
Name of the Organization Tribal Salvation Society Registered & Mailing Address Address: AT: Bidabaru, PO: Urladani, PS: M. Rampur, Dist: Kalahandi, Odisha, India, PIN: 766102 Email: tribalsalvationsociety@gmail.com Website: salvationcoiety.org Chief Functionary Name: Mrs. Renuka Senapati Address: Bidabaru, PO: Urladani, M. Rampur, Dist: Kalahandi, Odisha, India, PIN: 766102 Contact: WhatsApp: +91 7656810559 Mobile: +91 9337741716 Email: tribalsalvationsociety@gmail.com Website: https://www.salvationsociety.org Legal Status Society Registration No.: KLD-3435/49-2003 NGO Darpan Registration ID: OR/2011/0046617 FCRA Registration No.: 104950089 Income Tax 12A Unique Registration No.: AADAT0932EE20211 Income Tax 80G Unique Registration No.: AADAT0932EF20221 CSR1 Registration No.: CSR00067707 Bank Details For Overseas Donations: Account Name: Tribal Salvation Society Account Number: 40102583828 Bank Name: State Bank of India, New Delhi Main Branch IFSC Code: SBIN0000691 SWIFT Code: SBININBB104 Core Values Agape Love: Unconditional compassion for all Eternity: Long-lasting impact Peace Advocacy: Promoting harmony and reconciliation Arts Appreciation: Celebrating cultural heritage Service Passion: Commitment to helping others Integration: Unity among diverse communities Integrity: Honest and transparent practices Accountability: Responsible resource management Solidarity: Support for vulnerable communities Loyalty: Dedication to social justice Innovation: Creative problem-solving Sustainability: Environmental stewardship Determination: Resilience in overcoming challenges Strategy Holistic Empowerment: Address education, healthcare, and livelihoods Partnerships: Collaborate with stakeholders for greater impact Community-Centric Approach: Engage local communities Innovation: Adapt to emerging challenges with new solutions Advocacy: Promote inclusivity and awareness Monitoring: Regular evaluation for accountability Financial Sustainability: Diversify funding sources Adaptive Leadership: Foster visionary, empathetic leadership Aims & Objectives Empowerment and Advocacy: Transforming the lives of vulnerable women, including widows, women with disabilities, and victims of violence, through advocacy and support programs such as digital literacy, SHGs, and eco-friendly livelihoods. Education and Nurturing: Providing quality education to disadvantaged children, including orphans and street children, through scholarships and skill development across educational institutions. Youth Empowerment and Social Justice: Supporting tribal, Dalit, and minority youth with training, entrepreneurship, and human rights advocacy to promote inclusion and social cohesion. Environmental Sustainability: Promoting clean energy, sustainable agriculture, and biodiversity conservation to tackle climate change and poverty. Healthcare and Well-being: Raising awareness on maternal and child health, disease prevention, and implementing mobile health units and community health centers. Educational Opportunities: Offering coaching and scholarships for talented students from marginalized communities to access higher education and vocational training. Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation: Providing emergency support and long-term recovery solutions for disaster-affected populations. History of the Organization Tribal Salvation Society was founded in 2000 in response to the extreme poverty, child trafficking, and human rights violations in Odisha’s KBK districts—Kalahandi, Bolangir, and Koraput. Driven by a passion for justice and empowerment, the organization was officially registered on September 29, 2003, under the Society Registration Act XXI of 1860. Initially focused on improving conditions for tribal and rural communities in Bidabaru village, Kalahandi, the organization has grown significantly over the years. By 2010, it had received FCRA registration, enabling it to attract international support. It also secured 12A and 80G tax exemptions, encouraging philanthropic contributions. Today, the organization continues to address pressing issues such as education, gender equality, human rights, environmental sustainability, and healthcare—impacting thousands of lives through its multi-sectoral, community-driven interventions. Scope of the Organization Tribal Salvation Society operates primarily in Odisha’s KBK districts—Kalahandi, Bolangir, and Koraput—regions afflicted by deep socio-economic distress. The organization also extends its work to Kandhamal, Rayagada, and Gajapati districts, tackling issues facing tribal and rural populations. Challenges in the KBK Region: 1. Child & Early Childhood Development Challenges: • Lack of Infrastructure: Remote tribal areas lack sufficient Anganwadi centres, classrooms, teaching aids, and hygienic child-friendly spaces. • Shortage of Trained Staff: Many early childhood educators lack adequate training, leading to poor quality foundational education. • Low Parental Awareness: Parents in impoverished tribal communities often undervalue pre-school education due to low literacy and economic pressures. • Malnutrition: High rates of child malnutrition and stunting affect cognitive development and school readiness. • Distance to Centres: In hilly or forested areas, children must travel long distances to attend preschool or tuition centers, reducing attendance. 2. Women’s & Widows’ Empowerment Challenges: • Patriarchal Social Norms: Gender-based discrimination limits women's mobility, voice, and access to resources. • Widow Marginalization: Widows often face social exclusion, inheritance denial, and emotional neglect. • Low Literacy and Skill Levels: Many tribal and Dalit women have little or no formal education, limiting their ability to participate in training programs. • Limited Legal Awareness: Women are often unaware of their legal rights related to property, domestic violence, and welfare schemes. • Safety Concerns: Gender-based violence and trafficking risks increase in vulnerable areas without strong legal protection. 3. Youth Development & Leadership Challenges: • Unemployment and Underemployment: Lack of industry presence leads to few job opportunities, especially for skilled youth. • Migration Pressure: Many tribal youth migrate to cities under exploitative conditions due to absence of local livelihoods. • Skill Gaps: Technical and soft skills are limited among tribal youth due to inadequate training infrastructure. • Lack of Role Models and Leadership Exposure: Youth have limited access to mentoring or leadership development opportunities. • Substance Abuse & Social Alienation: Youth in neglected areas may fall into cycles of addiction or conflict with law. ________________________________________ 4. Human Rights, Health & Social Justice Challenges: • Caste and Tribal Discrimination: Structural exclusion of Dalits and Adivasis continues in public services, education, and justice. • Health Service Deficits: Poor road connectivity and lack of PHCs (Primary Health Centres) hinder access to maternal and child health care. • Low Health Awareness: Myths, taboos, and illiteracy obstruct adoption of health services, especially reproductive health. • Legal Illiteracy: Marginalized communities often don’t know their rights under Indian law and have poor access to legal aid. • Language Barriers: Legal and health campaigns often fail to communicate in local tribal dialects, reducing impact. 5. Livelihood, Agriculture & Environmental Action Challenges: • Small & Fragmented Landholdings: Many tribal families practice subsistence farming with little access to irrigation or markets. • Climate Vulnerability: Frequent droughts, erratic rainfall, and deforestation degrade farming livelihoods. • Lack of Technical Support: Tribal farmers often lack training in modern farming or eco-sustainable practices. • Debt Traps & Exploitation: High dependency on informal moneylenders due to lack of financial inclusion. • Resource Depletion: Overexploitation of forest and water resources leads to ecological degradation, impacting tribal communities' survival. Activities: Child & Early Childhood Development • Early Childhood Education: Provision of quality pre-school and foundational learning for tribal, Dalit, and minority children to ensure equitable access to education. • Child Day Care & Free Tuition Centres: Daycare support and academic help for marginalized children to reduce education barriers. Women's & Widows' Empowerment • Women’s Development Ministry: Offers capacity-building programs, skill training, legal literacy, and advocacy focused on rights, justice, and socio-economic support for tribal and minority women. • Widows’ Support: Tailored care, emotional support, and livelihood aid aiming to uplift widows and enable their social inclusion. Youth Development & Leadership Skill-based training in IT, trades, and entrepreneurship to boost youth employability. Leadership workshops build public speaking, advocacy, and conflict-resolution skills. Rural sports programs promote inclusion, teamwork, and social harmony. Human Rights, Health & Social Justice • Constitutional & Human Rights Education: Workshops and campaigns to promote rights awareness (tribal, Dalit, minority), interfaith harmony, legal aid, and community peace-building. Livelihood, Agriculture & Environmental Action Supports sustainable farming and eco-friendly income sources for tribal families. Promotes climate resilience through afforestation, clean energy, and biodiversity conservation initiatives.