FORUM FOR PEOPLE'S AWARENESS
FORUM FOR PEOPLE'S AWARENESS
FORUM FOR PEOPLE'S AWARENESS
FORUM FOR PEOPLE'S AWARENESS
FORUM FOR PEOPLE'S AWARENESS
FORUM FOR PEOPLE'S AWARENESS
FORUM FOR PEOPLE'S AWARENESS
FORUM FOR PEOPLE'S AWARENESS
Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives
Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives
Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives
Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives
Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives
Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives
Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives
Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives
‘Jan Chetna Manch’, which means ‘Forum for People’s Awareness’, is a non-governmental organisation registered as a society since 1994. Its activities are based in the backward villages of Chandankiari and Chas blocks, in the district of Bokaro of the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand.
‘Jan Chetna Manch’, which means ‘Forum for People’s Awareness’, is a non-governmental organisation registered as a society since 1994. Its activities are based in the backward villages of Chandankiari and Chas blocks, in the district of Bokaro of the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand.
‘Jan Chetna Manch’, which means ‘Forum for People’s Awareness’, is a non-governmental organisation registered as a society since 1994. Its activities are based in the backward villages of Chandankiari and Chas blocks, in the district of Bokaro of the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand.
‘Jan Chetna Manch’, which means ‘Forum for People’s Awareness’, is a non-governmental organisation registered as a society since 1994. Its activities are based in the backward villages of Chandankiari and Chas blocks, in the district of Bokaro of the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand.
‘Jan Chetna Manch’, which means ‘Forum for People’s Awareness’, is a non-governmental organisation registered as a society since 1994. Its activities are based in the backward villages of Chandankiari and Chas blocks, in the district of Bokaro of the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand.
‘Jan Chetna Manch’, which means ‘Forum for People’s Awareness’, is a non-governmental organisation registered as a society since 1994. Its activities are based in the backward villages of Chandankiari and Chas blocks, in the district of Bokaro of the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand.
‘Jan Chetna Manch’, which means ‘Forum for People’s Awareness’, is a non-governmental organisation registered as a society since 1994. Its activities are based in the backward villages of Chandankiari and Chas blocks, in the district of Bokaro of the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand.
‘Jan Chetna Manch’, which means ‘Forum for People’s Awareness’, is a non-governmental organisation registered as a society since 1994. Its activities are based in the backward villages of Chandankiari and Chas blocks, in the district of Bokaro of the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand.
Our Vision
Our Vision
Our Vision
Our Vision
Our Vision
A society free from poverty, discrimination, malnutrition, corruption, violence,
and environmental degradation.
A society free from poverty, discrimination, malnutrition, corruption, violence, and environmental degradation.
A society free from poverty, discrimination, malnutrition, corruption, violence, and environmental degradation.
A society free from poverty, discrimination, malnutrition, corruption, violence, and environmental degradation.
A society free from poverty, discrimination, malnutrition, corruption, violence, and environmental degradation.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
To work for the empowerment of the poorest and weakest sections of our
society for sustainable change.
To work for the empowerment of the poorest and weakest sections of our society for sustainable change.
To work for the empowerment of the poorest and weakest sections of our society for sustainable change.
To work for the empowerment of the poorest and weakest sections of our society for sustainable change.
To work for the empowerment of the poorest and weakest sections of our society for sustainable change.
Our Guiding Principle
Our Guiding Principle
Our Guiding Principle
Our Guiding Principle
Our Guiding Principle
Our Guiding Principle
Our Guiding Principle
Our Guiding Principle
Our activities are guided by the principle that the poorest and weakest are not mere recipients of charity, but should be active participants in transforming their lives. We promote ‘self-help’ as a key strategy to empower them to change and improve their lives.
Our activities are guided by the principle that the poorest and weakest are not mere recipients of charity, but should be active participants in transforming their lives. We promote ‘self-help’ as a key strategy to empower them to change and improve their lives.
Our activities are guided by the principle that the poorest and weakest are not mere recipients of charity, but should be active participants in transforming their lives. We promote ‘self-help’ as a key strategy to empower them to change and improve their lives.
Our activities are guided by the principle that the poorest and weakest are not mere recipients of charity, but should be active participants in transforming their lives. We promote ‘self-help’ as a key strategy to empower them to change and improve their lives.
Our activities are guided by the principle that the poorest and weakest are not mere recipients of charity, but should be active participants in transforming their lives. We promote ‘self-help’ as a key strategy to empower them to change and improve their lives.
Our activities are guided by the principle that the poorest and weakest are not mere recipients of charity, but should be active participants in transforming their lives. We promote ‘self-help’ as a key strategy to empower them to change and improve their lives.
Our activities are guided by the principle that the poorest and weakest are not mere recipients of charity, but should be active participants in transforming their lives. We promote ‘self-help’ as a key strategy to empower them to change and improve their lives.
Our activities are guided by the principle that the poorest and weakest are not mere recipients of charity, but should be active participants in transforming their lives. We promote ‘self-help’ as a key strategy to empower them to change and improve their lives.
our Supporters - Past & Present
our Supporters -
Past & Present
our Supporters -
Past & Present
our Supporters -
Past & Present
Supporting Poor Families in Times of Need
Supporting Poor Families in Times of Need
Supporting Poor Families in Times of Need
Supporting Poor Families in
Times of Need
Supporting Poor Families in Times of Need
Jan Chetna Manch Bokaro (JCMB) provides vital subsidies to poor families in times of need, especially for medical care. Each year, 25% of all people accessing our healthcare services receive subsidies for pregnancy and childbirth, pre-term baby care and mental health treatment. Notably, 50% of these subsidies are dedicated to the care of pre-term babies. We invite you to support our cause by donating to the JCMB fund.
Together, we can make a difference.
Jan Chetna Manch Bokaro (JCMB) provides vital subsidies to poor families in times of need, especially for medical care. Each year, 25% of all people accessing our healthcare services receive subsidies for pregnancy and childbirth, pre-term baby care and mental health treatment. Notably, 50% of these subsidies are dedicated to the care of pre-term babies. We invite you to support our cause by donating to the JCMB fund.
Together, we can make difference.
Jan Chetna Manch Bokaro (JCMB) provides vital subsidies to poor families in times of need, especially for medical care. Each year, 25% of all people accessing our healthcare services receive subsidies for pregnancy and childbirth, pre-term baby care and mental health treatment. Notably, 50% of these subsidies are dedicated to the care of pre-term babies. We invite you to support our cause by donating to the JCMB fund.
Together, we can make difference.
Jan Chetna Manch Bokaro (JCMB) provides vital subsidies to poor families in times of need, especially for medical care. Each year, 25% of all people accessing our healthcare services receive subsidies for pregnancy and childbirth, pre-term baby care and mental health treatment. Notably, 50% of these subsidies are dedicated to the care of pre-term babies. We invite you to support our cause by donating to the JCMB fund.
Together, we can make difference.
Donate today to build a brighter future for those in need.
We encourage your support by donating to the JCMB General fund, helping us continue our mission of providing healthcare and building strong, vibrant communities.
Donate today to build a brighter
future for those in need.
We encourage your support by donating to the JCMB General fund, helping us continue our mission of providing healthcare and building strong, vibrant communities.
Donate today to build a brighter future for those in need.
We encourage your support by donating to the JCMB General fund, helping us continue our mission of providing healthcare and building strong, vibrant communities.
Donate today to build a brighter
future for those in need.
We encourage your support by donating to the JCMB General fund, helping us continue our mission of providing healthcare and building strong, vibrant communities.
Donate today to build a brighter future for those in need.
We encourage your support by donating to the JCMB General fund, helping us continue our mission of providing healthcare and building strong, vibrant communities.
Donate today to build a brighter future for those in need.
We encourage your support by donating to the JCMB General fund, helping us continue our mission of providing healthcare and building strong, vibrant communities.
Donate today to build a brighter
future for those in need.
We encourage your support by donating to the JCMB General fund, helping us continue our mission of providing healthcare and building strong, vibrant communities.
Donate today to build a brighter
future for those in need.
We encourage your support by donating to the JCMB General fund, helping us
continue our mission of providing healthcare and
building strong, vibrant communities.
Know About us
Know About us
Know About us
Know About us
Know About us
Know About us
Know About us
Know About us
Our Story
Our Story
Our Story
Our Story
Founded in the mid-80s by local students, villagers, and teachers, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro began with a mission to empower rural youth through education. Over the years, our focus expanded to address pressing social issues such as dowry, lack of education, healthcare disparities, and environmental degradation.
By the early 90s, we transitioned from advocacy to action. Concerned with land degradation, we initiated a sustainable reclamation project, planting trees and vegetables on barren uplands. Our efforts garnered support from local industries, enabling us to establish a successful plant nursery.
In 1994, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro was formally registered as a society, paving the way for broader community impact. By the mid-90s, our commitment to empowering women led to the formation of self-help groups and the establishment of the first women’s health centre in 1997.
Founded in the mid-80s by local students, villagers, and teachers, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro began with a mission to empower rural youth through education. Over the years, our focus expanded to address pressing social issues such as dowry, lack of education, healthcare disparities, and environmental degradation.
By the early 90s, we transitioned from advocacy to action. Concerned with land degradation, we initiated a sustainable reclamation project, planting trees and vegetables on barren uplands. Our efforts garnered support from local industries, enabling us to establish a successful plant nursery.
In 1994, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro was formally registered as a society, paving the way for broader community impact. By the mid-90s, our commitment to empowering women led to the formation of self-help groups and the establishment of the first women’s health centre in 1997.
Founded in the mid-80s by local students, villagers, and teachers, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro began with a mission to empower rural youth through education. Over the years, our focus expanded to address pressing social issues such as dowry, lack of education, healthcare disparities, and environmental degradation.
By the early 90s, we transitioned from advocacy to action. Concerned with land degradation, we initiated a sustainable reclamation project, planting trees and vegetables on barren uplands. Our efforts garnered support from local industries, enabling us to establish a successful plant nursery.
In 1994, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro was formally registered as a society, paving the way for broader community impact. By the mid-90s, our commitment to empowering women led to the formation of self-help groups and the establishment of the first women’s health centre in 1997.
Founded in the mid-80s by local students, villagers, and teachers, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro began with a mission to empower rural youth through education. Over the years, our focus expanded to address pressing social issues such as dowry, lack of education, healthcare disparities, and environmental degradation.
By the early 90s, we transitioned from advocacy to action. Concerned with land degradation, we initiated a sustainable reclamation project, planting trees and vegetables on barren uplands. Our efforts garnered support from local industries, enabling us to establish a successful plant nursery.
In 1994, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro was formally registered as a society, paving the way for broader community impact. By the mid-90s, our commitment to empowering women led to the formation of self-help groups and the establishment of the first women’s health centre in 1997.
Founded in the mid-80s by local students, villagers, and teachers, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro began with a mission to empower rural youth through education. Over the years, our focus expanded to address pressing social issues such as dowry, lack of education, healthcare disparities, and environmental degradation.
By the early 90s, we transitioned from advocacy to action. Concerned with land degradation, we initiated a sustainable reclamation project, planting trees and vegetables on barren uplands. Our efforts garnered support from local industries, enabling us to establish a successful plant nursery.
In 1994, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro was formally registered as a society, paving the way for broader community impact. By the mid-90s, our commitment to empowering women led to the formation of self-help groups and the establishment of the first women’s health centre in 1997.
Founded in the mid-80s by local students, villagers, and teachers, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro began with a mission to empower rural youth through education. Over the years, our focus expanded to address pressing social issues such as dowry, lack of education, healthcare disparities, and environmental degradation.
By the early 90s, we transitioned from advocacy to action. Concerned with land degradation, we initiated a sustainable reclamation project, planting trees and vegetables on barren uplands. Our efforts garnered support from local industries, enabling us to establish a successful plant nursery.
In 1994, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro was formally registered as a society, paving the way for broader community impact. By the mid-90s, our commitment to empowering women led to the formation of self-help groups and the establishment of the first women’s health centre in 1997.
Founded in the mid-80s by local students, villagers, and teachers, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro began with a mission to empower rural youth through education. Over the years, our focus expanded to address pressing social issues such as dowry, lack of education, healthcare disparities, and environmental degradation.
By the early 90s, we transitioned from advocacy to action. Concerned with land degradation, we initiated a sustainable reclamation project, planting trees and vegetables on barren uplands. Our efforts garnered support from local industries, enabling us to establish a successful plant nursery.
In 1994, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro was formally registered as a society, paving the way for broader community impact. By the mid-90s, our commitment to empowering women led to the formation of self-help groups and the establishment of the first women’s health centre in 1997.
Founded in the mid-80s by local students, villagers, and teachers, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro began with a mission to empower rural youth through education. Over the years, our focus expanded to address pressing social issues such as dowry, lack of education, healthcare disparities, and environmental degradation.
By the early 90s, we transitioned from advocacy to action. Concerned with land degradation, we initiated a sustainable reclamation project, planting trees and vegetables on barren uplands. Our efforts garnered support from local industries, enabling us to establish a successful plant nursery.
In 1994, Jan Chetna Manch, Bokaro was formally registered as a society, paving the way for broader community impact. By the mid-90s, our commitment to empowering women led to the formation of self-help groups and the establishment of the first women’s health centre in 1997.
What we do
What we do
What we do
What we do
Women’s
Empowerment
Women’s Empowerment
Facilitating a robust grassroots women’s cooperative
Facilitating a robust grassroots women’s cooperative
Women’s
Empowerment
Facilitating a robust grassroots women’s cooperative
Women’s
Empowerment
Facilitating a robust grassroots women’s cooperative
Women’s
Empowerment
Facilitating a robust grassroots women’s cooperative
Women’s
Empowerment
Facilitating a robust grassroots women’s cooperative
Women’s
Empowerment
Facilitating a robust grassroots women’s cooperative
Women’s
Empowerment
Facilitating a robust grassroots women’s cooperative
Women & Children’s
Health
Women & Children’s
Health
Quality health care for women and children of poor families
Quality health care for women and children of poor families
Women & Children’s
Health
Quality health care for women and children of poor families
Women & Children’s
Health
Quality health care for women and children of poor families
Women & Children’s
Health
Quality health care for women and children of poor families
Women & Children’s
Health
Quality health care for women and children of poor families
Women & Children’s
Health
Quality health care for women and children of poor families
Women & Children’s
Health
Quality health care for women and children of poor families
Community Health
Programmes
Community Health
Programmes
Community Health
Programmes
Community Health
Programmes
Community Health
Programmes
Taking health care to the community
Taking health care to the community
Taking health care to the community
Taking health care to the community
Taking health care to the community
Mental Health
Mental Health
Providing community based mental health care
Providing community based mental health care
Mental Health
Providing community based mental health care
Mental Health
Providing community based mental health care
Mental Health
Providing community based mental health care
Mental Health
Providing community based mental health care
Mental Health
Providing community based mental health care
Mental Health
Providing community based mental health care
Community
Engagement
Community Engagement
Dance, sports and fun activities
Dance, sports and fun activities
Community
Engagement
Dance, sports and fun activities
Community
Engagement
Dance, sports and fun activities
Community
Engagement
Dance, sports and fun activities
Community
Engagement
Dance, sports and fun activities
Community
Engagement
Dance, sports and fun activities
Community
Engagement
Dance, sports and fun activities
Training &
Research
Training &
Research
Training &
Research
Training & Research
Training &
Research
Health related research and training
Health related research and training
Health related research and training
Health related research and training
Health related research and training
Covid Response
Covid Response
Mitigating impact of the lockdown
Mitigating impact of the lockdown
Covid Response
Mitigating impact of the lockdown
Covid Response
Mitigating impact of the lockdown
Covid Response
Mitigating impact of the lockdown
Covid Response
Mitigating impact of the lockdown
Covid Response
Mitigating impact of the lockdown
Covid Response
Mitigating impact of the lockdown
Rural Sensitisation for
Health Care Professionals
Rural Sensitisation for Health Care Professionals
Rural Sensitisation for Health Care Professionals
Rural Sensitisation for
Health Care Professionals
Rural Sensitisation for Health Care Professionals
Hosting medicos for sensitisation, experience and an opportunity to contribute
Hosting medicos for sensitisation, experience and an opportunity to contribute
Hosting medicos for sensitisation, experience and an opportunity to contribute
Hosting medicos for sensitisation, experience and an opportunity to contribute
Hosting medicos for sensitisation, experience and an opportunity to contribute
Women’s Health Centre
Women’s Health Centre
Women’s Health Centre
Women’s Health Centre
Chetna Mahila Swasthya Kendra
Chetna Mahila
Swasthya Kendra
Chetna Mahila
Swasthya Kendra
Chetna Mahila Swasthya Kendra
Chetna Mahila
Swasthya Kendra
Located in Koromtanr village, 25 km from Bokaro Steel City, the ‘Chetna Women’s Health Centre,’ embodies Jan Chetna Manch commitment to women’s health. Established in 1997, the centre initially operated from rented rooms before moving to its own facility in Chamrabad in 2001, which was built with government funds. In 2015, with community support, JCMB started to build a new, eco-friendly centre in Koromtanr, funded by donations and utilising innovative construction methods.
FAQS
FAQS
FAQS
FAQS
FAQS
FAQS
FAQS
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best season to visit JCMB?
When is the best season to visit JCMB?
When is the best season to visit JCMB?
When is the best season to visit JCMB?
When is the best season to visit JCMB?
When is the best season to visit JCMB?
How do I contribute in kind?
How do I contribute in kind?
How do I contribute in kind?
How do I contribute in kind?
How do I contribute in kind?
How do I contribute in kind?
What are the activities that are most in need of financial help?
What are the activities that are most in need of financial help?
What are the activities that are most in need of financial help?
What are the activities that are most in need of financial help?
What are the activities that are most in need of financial help?
What are the activities that are most in need of financial help?
Jan Chetna Manch BOKARO
Forum for people’s awareness
Chamrabad, Chandankiyari,
Bokaro, Jharkhand
828134, India
Contact number : +91-94311-28221
E-mail: janchetnamanch@rediffmail.com
©2024 by janchetnamanch
Jan Chetna Manch BOKARO
Forum for people’s awareness
Chamrabad, Chandankiyari,
Bokaro, Jharkhand
828134, India
Contact number : +91-94311-28221
E-mail: janchetnamanch@rediffmail.com
©2024 by janchetnamanch
Jan Chetna Manch BOKARO
Forum for people’s awareness
Chamrabad, Chandankiyari,
Bokaro, Jharkhand
828134, India
Contact number : +91-94311-28221
E-mail: janchetnamanch@rediffmail.com
©2024 by janchetnamanch
Jan Chetna Manch BOKARO
Forum for people’s awareness
Chamrabad, Chandankiyari,
Bokaro, Jharkhand
828134, India
Contact number : +91-94311-28221
E-mail: janchetnamanch@rediffmail.com
©2024 by janchetnamanch
Jan Chetna Manch BOKARO
Forum for people’s awareness
Chamrabad, Chandankiyari,
Bokaro, Jharkhand
828134, India
Contact number : +91-94311-28221
E-mail: janchetnamanch@rediffmail.com
©2024 by janchetnamanch
Jan Chetna Manch BOKARO
Forum for people’s awareness
Chamrabad, Chandankiyari,
Bokaro, Jharkhand
828134, India
Contact number : +91-94311-28221
E-mail: janchetnamanch@rediffmail.com
©2024 by janchetnamanch