Launch of “Sashakt”: Girls of Jharkhand with health, nutrition and leadership
A state-level launch of the ‘Sashakt’ program was done on Monday at Ranchi under the joint auspices of the National…
Ekjut means ‘together’ in multiple Indian languages.
Ekjut is a not for profit voluntary organization in India that works on the themes of
SURVIVE, THRIVE, TRANSFORM
We partner with communities that are predominantly rural and deprived residing in some of the remote districts and locations.
Urban homeless and people from urban slums are also among those who we work with.
Ekjut has established itself as a credible development organization that has assisted in empowering some of the most marginalized communities to take control of their health.
Every month, there are more than 100,000 women meeting to discuss maternal, newborn, child health, nutrition, mental health issues as facilitated by Ekjut trained facilitators. Partnerships with government, leading academic institutions, philanthropies and networks have given us the opportunity to grow and develop as an organization.
Our Focus Areas
Survive
Thrive
Nutrition Programs &
Crèches
Transform
Working with Young
People
Community Mental Health
Community-Based
Rehabilitation (CBR)
Urban Homeless
Work in
Slums
Covid Relief
Help during Times
of Need
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MADAD Study State Dissemination — Ranchi, Jharkhand (21 April 2026)
MADAD Study State Dissemination — Ranchi, Jharkhand (21 April 2026) On 21 April 2026 we hosted a state-level dissemination of…
Training on Participatory Learning and Action (PLA) for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs)
Two rounds of four-day residential training on Participatory Learning and Action (PLA) for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs)—Hypertension, Diabetes, and Cancer—were organized…
Support us in reaching the unreached, women, children, and people living in adversities as we strive to provide an inclusive space and access to mainstream health and services for a sustained resilient community.