About Us

JGOB
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About Us

Helping Each Other Can Make India Better

Our association works in the Indian context with a strong focus on practical social welfare. From urban settlements to rural communities, we support access to education, health awareness, nutrition, women's empowerment, relief support, and community resilience with dignity and accountability.

Our Ground Teams

  • Working directly in villages and urban slums across Uttar Pradesh
Field volunteers at work
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260+ Children Supported
150+ Volunteers & Field Workers
60+ Community Programs
22 States With Outreach
Our Organization

Mission, Vision & History of JGOB

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Children attending an education camp

Our Mission

Janta Group of Bharat Social Welfare Association exists to give every child, woman and family in underserved communities a fair chance at a healthy, educated and dignified life. We work where the need is greatest — starting in Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh and reaching villages and urban settlements across India.

  • Run learning centres and school-support programs for out-of-school children
  • Conduct health camps and hygiene-awareness drives in partnership with local health workers
  • Train and equip women with livelihood skills for lasting economic independence
  • Deliver food, relief kits and community care during emergencies and every day

Every rupee donated is tracked against a named cause, and every program is run by staff and volunteers who live in the communities they serve.

Volunteers planning community outreach

Our Vision

We envision a Bharat where no child is denied an education, no family goes hungry, and every woman has the means to support herself and her household. We see our role as a bridge — connecting donors, corporates and government schemes with the people who need them most, without losing the personal, local touch that makes real change stick.

  • An India where basic health and hygiene awareness reaches every household
  • Villages where girls stay in school as long as boys do
  • Women-led self-help groups running sustainable local livelihoods
  • Community-first disaster response that reaches families within hours, not days
  • Full transparency for every donor, from the first rupee to the final outcome
  • Partnerships with CSR teams and government bodies that multiply our reach
  • A next generation of local volunteers trained to lead their own community programs
  • A Pan-India footprint that never forgets its roots in Kasganj
Community members at an early JGOB program

Our History

Janta Group of Bharat Social Welfare Association began as a small circle of volunteers in Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh, distributing food and school supplies to families in the neighbourhood after local floods left dozens of households without support. What started as door-to-door relief work quickly grew into structured programs as more volunteers, donors and local leaders joined the effort.

Over the years we formalised our work into four focus areas — children's education, health and hygiene awareness, women's empowerment and livelihood, and food and community relief — each led by a dedicated team that reports transparently on outcomes.

Today, JGOB runs ongoing programs and campaigns that reach communities well beyond Kasganj, while staying true to the same door-to-door, community-first approach we started with.

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Our Team

People Leading the Work on the Ground

Meet the Team
Khajan Singh

Khajan Singh

Director

Vanshika Saxena

Vanshika Saxena

Director

Ritika Sharma

Ritika Sharma

Program Coordinator, Education

Arjun Verma

Arjun Verma

Field Outreach Manager

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What People Say About JGOB

I saw children who had almost dropped out return to learning with confidence. The support was simple, practical, and deeply rooted in the needs of Indian families.

Ritika Sharma

Ritika Sharma

Volunteer Teacher, Uttar Pradesh

Their field execution is compassionate, their communication is transparent, and their welfare work adapts well to different Indian community contexts.

Sneha Mehta

Sneha Mehta

CSR Lead, Bengaluru

Volunteering with JGOB gave me a direct way to help families in my own district. The coordination on the ground is genuinely well organised.

Rohit Kumar

Rohit Kumar

Community Volunteer, Kasganj

My daughter received learning support through their education program during a difficult year. We are grateful for the consistency of their volunteers.

Anjali Gupta

Anjali Gupta

Parent, Lucknow