AAA History
42+ Years

From Movement to Mission

Amhi Amchya Arogyasathi emerged from the Sampurna Kranti Andolan and Chhatra Yuva Sangharsha Vahini movements. Our founders transitioned from protest to constructive community action in the 1980s, beginning their work in Gadchiroli district's Wadasa and Armori areas.

Early victories included land rights achievements, implementation of the Employment Guarantee Scheme, and the birth of a self-help movement called "Apan Apala Marg Shodhu Ya!" — meaning "Find Your Own Way."

In 1984, the group formally registered as Amhi Amchya Arogyasathi, committing to holistic community health and sustainable livelihoods through a participatory, rights-based methodology that puts communities at the centre of their own transformation.

Vision & Mission

Core Issues

Nine interconnected areas that form the foundation of our community development approach.

Health & Nutrition

Community health, maternal care, and malnutrition prevention

Child Protection

Child rights, education, and protection from exploitation

Women Empowerment

Self-help groups, leadership, and economic independence

Livelihood

Sustainable agriculture, NTFP, and income diversification

Disability Inclusion

Community-based rehabilitation and empowerment

Natural Resource Management

Forest rights, watershed, and environmental conservation

Local Governance

Strengthening Gramsabha and Panchayati Raj institutions

Community Rehabilitation

Inclusive development for marginalized populations

Rights-Based Advocacy

Policy advocacy and entitlement awareness

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