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Read MoreAbout HRJF – Human Rights & Justice Forum is a people-centric social organization committed to promoting human rights, justice, awareness, empowerment, education, skill development and equal access to essential public and government services. HRJF is a Section 8 company registered under the Government of India, working with a commitment to social welfare, community development and public awareness. The organization is also registered with NITI Aayog’s NGO DARPAN portal and holds 12A and 80G registrations/certifications, subject to applicable laws, rules and conditions. Our mission is to build an informed, empowered and responsible society where every individual understands their rights and responsibilities, knows where to seek appropriate assistance, and can access available information, opportunities and public services without discrimination. We believe that awareness is the first step towards empowerment. Through grassroots outreach, door-to-door awareness programs, community camps, legal-awareness initiatives, RTI and public-grievance guidance, education and skill development, youth training, government-service assistance and health-awareness activities, HRJF works to create meaningful and sustainable social impact.
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An aware citizen is an empowered citizen, and an empowered citizen can build an empowered community.
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"When I began my journey in social service in 2017, I carried one simple belief in my heart — that meaningful change begins when people are made aware of their rights, given the right guidance, and helped with dignity."
Over the years, this belief has shaped every initiative we have undertaken. What started as an effort to help people with their basic needs and documentation gradually grew into a larger commitment towards human rights, justice, public awareness, community empowerment and access to essential services.
Our journey has been about standing with people when they needed a helping hand.
Every blanket distributed, every meal served, every document corrected, every person guided and every family supported has taught us one important lesson — service becomes meaningful when it reaches the person who needs it most.
Today, through HRJF – Human Rights & Justice Forum, we are taking this journey forward with a broader vision to build a strong grassroots platform for human rights, legal awareness, RTI, public grievances, government schemes, education, and skill development.
I firmly believe that an aware citizen is an empowered citizen, and an empowered citizen can build an empowered community. This is the journey we have chosen, the responsibility we have accepted, and the future we want to build together.
Help today because tomorrow you may be the one who needs more helping!
Goal: 45,000
Raised: 5,000
Help today because tomorrow you may be the one who needs more helping!
Goal: 40,000
Raised: 5,000
Help today because tomorrow you may be the one who needs more helping!
Goal: 35,000
Raised: 3,000
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Human Rights & Justice Forum has positively impacted various communities through its dedicated efforts in multiple areas. The organization's work extends to the following sectors
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