Asha for Education

To serve as a harbinger for silent movement dedicated to the cause of tribal development, upliftment and care.

Lok Biradari Prakalp (LBP), a project of the Maharogi Sewa Samiti(MSS), Warora, was started by the legendary social worker Baba Amte in 1973 for integrated development of Madia-Gond, the primitive tribals of Bhamragad in Gadchiroli District of Maharashtra, India.

Aims and objectives of LBP at large
-Preservation of the culture of tribals of India.
-Providing primary health care to the people alienated from world.
-Empower the local tribal people with a metaphorical tool called education.
-Providing rescue-cum-orphanage, houses for orphaned babies of wild animals, which is one of its own kind and probably one of the largest one-man collection of wild animals in the country and the world at large.
- Helping in wild life conservation and creating awareness among people for environmental protection

Residential Ashram School: Lok Biradari Prakalp
LBP residential school was started in 1986, with the objective to stop exploitation of tribals and as an allegory for drive towards emancipation. The school provides residential facility for 673 children from Balwadi to 12th standard

Broad Aims of residential school
- To empower the local tribals with a metaphorical tool called education.
- To teach not only to read and write but also raise their voice for their rights.
- In addition to formal education, equipping these children with non-formal education or training also to be responsible citizen
- To make them self sustained and part of main-stream.