Purpose. Potential. Partnerships.

At Parivartan, we are purpose driven to ensure that every member of the community finds meaningful opportunities for growth. We believe in nurturing the individual and collective potential of our rural partners. Our initiatives are crafted through inclusive dialogues involving all stakeholders.

Parivartan: Takshila’s Grassroots Movement

After 10 years of Parivartan’s work with the communities in and around Siwan, Bihar - Parivartan is now at the cusp of a new journey!

Check out our Campus!

The Parivartan Campus is situated in Narendrapur, Siwan in Bihar, India. Its spaces host the community across different programmes.

Resources

Discover the breadth of our work, the locations we operate in, the communities we collaborate with, and the transformative impact we create together.

Calendar

Cross Vertical , Education | Vegitable Production Meeting
Thursday 3 Apr 2025 -
Monday 7 Apr 2025

Education , Livelihood | Art Exhibition , National Handloom Day
Thursday 20 Jul 2023 -
Wednesday 15 Nov 2023

Mahila Samakhya , Rangmandali | Nukkad Presentation , Panchayat Mahila Samagam
Friday 23 May 2025 -
Sunday 14 Sep 2025

Agriculture , Umang | Kisan Diwas , Kisan Mela , Nutrition Managament Meeting , School Kabaddi Competation
Sunday 1 Jan 2023 -
Saturday 30 Sep 2023

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Parivartan Ke Saath
Chanda Devi
Mahila Samakhya

Chanda Devi is one of the 16 sahyoginis working with Jagriti Mahila Samakhya, reaching out and to more than 2700 women and adolescent girls through 160 groups across 48 villages. Parivartan recognises gender inequality in rural communities, where women are forced to adhere to stereotypical norms cleverly designed to curtail their movements. Often seen as weak and pitiable, their demand for freedom and equality is viewed charitably, which grossly undermines their innate potentials and identity. Parivartan aims to build women’s capacity through focus on education, workshops, trainings, constitution of groups and support systems.

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Parivartan Ke Saath
Rajkeshwar Kumar
Umang

A significant number of school going children tend to drop out before they begin secondary education. Adolescent girls continue to be denied opportunities due to restricted mobility, limited education and early marriage and there is little understanding on preventive health care in rural pockets. Parivartan began its journey by encouraging the local youth to engage and involve themselves in social development programs – mobilising and training to connect with the community. Rajkeshwar Kumar, a resident of Badhuliya, and the youngest of four children, managed to finish his higher education, struggling through an emotionally and financially challenging childhood, bereft of his father.

Rajkeshwar joined Umang, Parivartan’s Community Sports vertical, first as a Community Youth Leader, and is now working as a Training and Mentoring Officer. Umang aims to engage, inform and sensitise community children using sports as a tool for social upliftment.

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Parivartan Ke Saath
Pratima Kumari
Rangmandali

With changing times and urban migration, it’s becoming difficult to keep cultural folk forms alive. The loss of intangible art forms amounts to irreparable loss of intangible heritage of communities. Rangmandali, the Community Theater vertical of Parivartan, has been conceptualized as a local repertory and aspires to keep the conventional forms of folk theatre alive and active.
Parivartan Natya Mandali constitutes 15 local artistes from 10 villages. Pratima Kumari is one such local artists working with Rangmandali.

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