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ABOUT SCOPE :
Society for Community Organisation and People's Education

M.Subburaman
Director - SCOPE

A team of dedicated development workers with a versatile experience in the field for more than 10 years form the core of the organization. The Director of SCOPE, Mr. M. SUBBURAMAN a B.Sc., B.Ed., graduate, had the practical experience of working for more than 10 years with different National and International Organizations at the time of starting the organization. SCOPE has been started with an intention to help the rural folk who have been ignored, neglected and deprived of development opportunities both by the government and other private agencies.

LEGAL STATUS
Society for Community Organization and People’s Education (SCOPE) is a voluntary agency established and registered under the PUBLIC TRUST ACT on the 7th day of February 1986. SCOPE has also registered itself with the Home Ministry of India as per the requirements of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) 1976 under the No. 076040096.

OBJECTIVE/PURPOSE OF FORMATION

a) To undertake educational work on prohibition, atrocities against women. National integration and eradication of caste system.
b) To assist small and marginal farmers to adopt soil conservation and water management activities with special emphasis on wasteland development and to encourage them to learn and practice appropriate technology in the field of agriculture and animal husbandry.
c) To form people’s organization in all the operating villages to critically analyze their situation and mobilize their resources for their collective action for social change.
d) To educate people in preventive health aspects and to start mini-health centers to provide medical facilities to the villagers.
e) To propagate the principles of co-operative system and to encourage to start as many Cooprative Societies for overall economic development of rural poor with special emphasis on village artisans.