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The Organization had formed by local tribal people to uplift their own tribal community for their overall development. The ACSSS is registered as Non-Government organization working with tribal community to bring overall development and Social and Economical change. The Organization is situated in Jhabua District, Jhabua Township. Social welfare and rural development activities were started in 1990 in this area and 35 villages are covered under the community development programme. The organization was started through the committee of the local youths. The youth organization was started through the committee of the local youths. The youth organization started its work by organizing social and cultural programs such as Street dramas, rallies, songs and puppet plays etc. These activities tried to attack and abolish socio-economic, cultural and social evils. After organizing these above activities it was realized that it is through education we can make the tribal people aware of the above evils. On the basis of our experience, a Primary School was started in the Village Gadwada Under Gadwada Panchyat, Block Jhabua, & gave them free education. Later, our institution tried to make the tribal villagers self reliant by organizing a federation of the following activities that is protection of water, land forest, environment, agriculture development, rights of lands, Panchayati Raj, village self rules, self help groups etc. Saving co-operative society for women and seed production federation have been formed and they are functioning in track. The Organization is running a Secondary school and a Health Care Unit for 5 bedded for their comprehensive development. It also provided skill development program for iron furniture making and weaving cotton and handicraft cloths, bed sheets etc. to the men and women from the village community. Water harvesting structure and agriculture. Field bund (contour bund) have been constructed to increase water availability, minimize, soil erosion and to improve land status for sustainable livelihood. Self-Governance issues are addressed at grass root level with focused to strengthening Gram Sabha and capacity building of elected representatives. The organization closely interacts with the community and respect the traditional and culture of local people. That organization has developed a better understanding of the need of the people of area. Acsss is striving towards a better quality of life and empowerment of the community.
6. Vision : –
The total development of the poor tribal marginalized, migrants, downtrodden and the neglected of the society.
• To promote establish, maintain, manage and conduct educational, Medical Developmental activities, Hostels, Technical and Vocational Handicraft Training. Women and Child Development and other education. Medical welfare activities that are in manner conductive and useful in walk of human life.
7. Mission : –
To perform works as service, engage sponsor, promote Social Service activities, taking loan for conducting various welfare activities. To undertake relief works, Rehabilitation and welfare works for the benefit those in need irrespective of Caste, Creed or Religion. Conduct development and Training project promotes homes for the aged, handicapped and retarded mother and Child, Health Cent, community Health Programs. Family welfare program, Crèches, Audit Literacy Program, Functional Educational class and other activity conducive to the whole development of the human beings.
8.. Operational Area : –
Distt Jhabua
2 blocks (Jhabua. Rama,)
35 villages covering , 39000 populations
and Youth activities in all the blocks of Jhabua Dist.
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Encouraged by the success of our first microfinance project in Mlese Village (From our findings it is interesting to note that people in general did not want to accept a micro loan higher than between $10 and $80, since they fear they would not be able to pay back a bigger sum as that would be culturally shameful. RMF used this self-regulatory process and has had a 99% payback rate), we decided to start a second project in Birit Village, Wedi District, Earthquake Area in Klaten, Central Java, Indonesia, in cooperation with our partner organization in Indonesia, Yayasan KOMPIP. Birit is one of a hundred villages destroyed after the earthquake in Central Java. 
More than 80% of the houses in this location were severely damaged. Social and economic infrastructures were destroyed and many people lost their jobs.
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Mlese Village: http://www.realmedicinefoundation.org/initiatives/IN1-9.asp
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