1. Project Implementation
Ensure effective implementation of all project activities in the assigned taluk as per the project plan.
Facilitate awareness campaigns, community sessions, and training programs related to child protection, gender equality, health, education, and livelihood.
Mobilize and engage community-based groups, local leaders, and volunteers.
Track progress of activities and maintain records/documentation.
Submit timely reports (weekly/monthly/quarterly) to the District Coordinator.
Identify gaps or issues and provide recommendations for improvement.
Liaise with government departments (e.g., ICDS, Health, Education, Police), Panchayats, and NGOs for effective convergence.
Represent the project in taluk-level meetings and forums.
Support capacity-building efforts for frontline workers and local stakeholders.
Strengthen local Child Protection Committees, Women Support Groups, or similar community institutions.
Identify vulnerable children and women and ensure they are referred to appropriate services.
Foster participatory approaches to problem-solving and planning within the community.
Support families and communities in building preparedness and coping strategies against disasters, exploitation, or abuse.
Promote access to social security schemes, education, health, and legal aid services.
What We Do
Thanal Trust is an environmental nonprofit working to promote environmental health and justice through research, advocacy, action, and education. Its programs focus on organic farming, agroecology, biodiversity conservation, zero-waste practices, sustainable livelihoods, tribal agriculture, and community-based climate and conservation initiatives. The organization collaborates with communities, schools, and partners to advance sustainable development and influence environmental policy at local and global levels.
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