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| Janhit Foundation takes a three pronged approach to dealing with water issues in Uttar Pradesh. This approach is based upon ensuring... |
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| CHILDLINE is India’s first 24-hour, toll-free, emergency phone outreach service for children in need of care and protection, linking them to..... |
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| Rain Centres are a network of permanent exhibitions that seek to spread water literacy among urban Indians. They define the role played... |
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| Janhit Foundation has been promoting organic agriculture as a viable, sustainable alternative to conventional farming practices throughout... |
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| our history |
| While in his teens, our founder, the Late Shri Anil Rana, formed a group of young dynamic leaders, with the aim of making a difference in their local community. Throughout his young adult life this remained solely an unachievable vision, and he spent his time employed as a university English lecturer. However, still dissatisfied with what life had to offer, he resigned from his job and created a platform for his vision. |
| This platform was Janhit Foundation, which was formally registered under the Societies Registration Act on August 4, 1998, in Meerut City, Western Uttar Pradesh. The first five years of the organizations existence were a tough and barren time. With little funding and support, our founder and his following of youthful volunteers persevered to raise awareness about water and agricultural problems in the region. |
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| Slowly but surely, the organization gained credibility and numbers, until it reached its current state, located in a two storey office building, housing approximately 25 full-time salaried employees. Sadly, our founding Director, Anil Rana, passed away suddenly in 2008, and since this time, Janhit Foundation has been overseen by his wife, our new Director, Ms. Anita Rana. |
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