Gram Arogya Ghati
Empowers tribal communities in Gadchiroli through forest rights, water conservation and livelihoods
Gram Arogya Ghati is a registered non-profit voluntary organisation founded in 1998 by local youth in Kurkheda, Gadchiroli district, in Maharashtra's remote eastern Vidarbha region, inspired by the teachings of Rashtriya Sant Tukdoji Maharaj. It works with tribal and other marginalised rural communities on forest-based livelihoods, natural resource regeneration, water conservation and organic farming, using statutory provisions such as the Forest Rights Act, PESA and the Biological Diversity Act. Central to its approach is strengthening Gram Sabhas and community institutions like Biodiversity Management Committees, alongside support for women's self-help groups and tribal micro-enterprises. Its original .in domain is no longer live; the organisation now maintains its site on the 1NGO hosting platform, which was independently verified to carry its real content (not a directory listing).
































