Manav Utthan Samiti
Manav Utthan Samiti is a nonprofit voluntary organization registered under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 on 4 September 2002 in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.
The organization focuses on women and child development and now actively operates welfare activities in over 20 districts of Uttar Pradesh.
We believe in equality, justice, freedom, continuous development, and community participation.
Our Vision
To strengthen human resources, promote social justice, build harmony, and strive for sustainable human development.
Our Mission
To enhance character, skills, health, education, environmental awareness, and community responsibility.
Our Key Objectives
Effective implementation of government programs for public development
Eliminating child labor and promoting child rights
Providing education, physical, and economic development opportunities
Empowering women and eliminating dowry & domestic violence
Training women for income‑generating activities
Supporting laborers, poor, and weaker sections
Facilitating health & group insurance programs
Reducing pollution and promoting environment‑friendly practices
Old Age Home Activities
Distribution Program (7 Nov 2025)
Tricycles, wheelchairs, silicon pillows, belts, hearing aids, walking sticks and more were distributed to 118 senior citizens.
Government Inspection (29 Oct 2025)
District Social Welfare Officer inspected the Radha Krishna Old Age Home. 45 residents were present and functioning was appreciated.
Eye Checkup Camp
Eye specialist examined residents; spectacles were distributed. Several officials and volunteers remained present.
Distribution of Leather Bags
Leather bags and essentials were distributed by BDC Pradhan Shri Nempal Yadav. Residents were treated respectfully as family.
International Yoga Day (21 June 2025)
Trainers conducted yoga sessions for elderly and public. Benefits of yoga for pain relief were explained.
Awareness Campaign (24 April 2025)
Social awareness campaign conducted via public vehicle in nearby villages, schools, railway stations, etc.
Sunderkand & Ramcharitmanas (20–21 Feb 2025)
24‑hour recitation followed by prasad & community feast. District officials and many citizens participated.
Social Audit Report (23–26 Sept 2023)
The Social Audit Team interacted with all elderly residents, reviewed records, and organized a workshop on elderly rights.
It was observed that residents live like a family, regularly participating in bhajan‑kirtan, yoga, and recreational activities.
- Proper care, nutrition, and medical support were verified.
- Records were maintained transparently and updated regularly.
- No instances of negligence or mistreatment were found.
- Elderly residents expressed satisfaction with facilities and staff.
Major Activities & Achievements
Support to Elderly Citizens under Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
With the support of the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India, Manav Utthan Samiti, Lucknow operates the Radha Krishna Prerna Ashram located at Pardapur, Bilgram Road, Hardoi. On 7 November 2025, essential assistive items including tricycles, wheelchairs, silicon pillows, collar belts, waist belts, knee braces, hearing aids, and walking sticks were distributed to senior citizens. A total of 118 elderly beneficiaries received support, and hundreds of people attended the event.
Inspection of Radha Krishna Old Age Home
The Radha Krishna Old Age Home, located on Pardapur–Bilgram Road, Hardoi, operates with the cooperation of the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment. On 29 October 2025, the facility was inspected by the District Social Welfare Officer of Hardoi district. During the visit, 45 residents were found present, and the officer expressed satisfaction with the management and appreciated the quality of services.
Eye Check-up & Spectacle Distribution
The organization operates the Radha Krishna Ashram with full residential facilities for up to 50 senior citizens, including accommodation, food, medicines, and clothing. A specialized eye camp was organized where all residents were examined, and prescription spectacles were distributed. Social worker Dr. Harveer Singh and BDC Member Nepali Yadav were present during the program.
Distribution of Leather Bags & Essentials
With support from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, leather bags and essential items were distributed to the residents of the Radha Krishna Old Age Home. BDC Pradhan Shri Nempal Yadavled the distribution and expressed gratitude to the elderly residents. Social worker Rajni Vermaemphasized the dedication with which the ashram serves its residents.
International Yoga Day Celebration – 21 June 2025
A Yoga Day celebration was organized at Radha Krishna Shraddha Ashram, Hardoi, beginning with Surya Namaskar. Trainers Amit Kumar, Jitendra Kumar, Akash Kumar, and Rajni Verma conducted yoga sessions for elderly residents and the local community. Participants were taught about yoga’s benefits for back pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, and spinal health.
Awareness Campaign for Elderly Care – April 2025
On 24 April 2025, coordinator R.K. Chaurasia led a comprehensive awareness campaign across nearby villages using a publicity vehicle. Awareness was spread at bus stands, taxi stands, police stations, schools, Anganwadi centers, and self-help groups. Families were counselled on elderly welfare and community responsibility.
Religious & Cultural Program – February 2025
From 20 to 21 February 2025, a devotional program featuring the 24-hour recitation of Sunderkand and Ramcharitmanas was organized. After the recitation, prasad and a community feast were served. Many district officials, social workers, and respected citizens participated.
Social Audit (23–26 September 2023)
A Social Audit Team conducted a multi-day audit at the Fardapur Old Age Home. Team members interacted with residents, reviewed documentation, and offered suggestions for improvement. Residents regularly participate in activities including bhajan-kirtan, yoga, and recreation.
Road Safety Awareness Programme – 29 May 2019
With the cooperation of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Manav Utthan Samiti organized a road safety awareness event at Vedar Block, Hardoi. The program featured puppet shows, posters, public demonstrations, and safety instructions. Chief Guest Mr. R.K. Tiwari highlighted the importance of helmets, seat belts, and safe driving practices.
Free Eye-Checkup & Spectacles Distribution for Truck Drivers – 21 May 2022
On 21 May, at the Lucknow Toll Plaza on the Lucknow–Agra Expressway, with the cooperation of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India, Manav Utthan Samiti organized a free eye-checkup and spectacles distribution drive for truck drivers. Chief guest Mr. Ramesh Chandra Dubey, Chief Security Officer, inaugurated the event. Committee coordinator Mr. R.K. Chaurasia welcomed the chief guest with a garland and memento. Security officials Rajesh Kumar Singh Chandel, B.P. Verma,Dinesh Singh, and Ashok Singh were also honored.
A medical team including Dr. Ugrasen Yadav, Aarti Nag,Sonika Pandey, Mumtaz Ali, Virendra Singh,Naman Tripathi, and A.P. Singh participated actively. Around80 truck drivers underwent eye examinations and received free spectacles. The camp continued from21 May 2022 to 27 May 2022.
Women’s Day – Financial Literacy & Investment Awareness Program
A financial literacy and investment awareness program was organized by Manav Utthan Samiti, Lucknow on the occasion of Women’s Day at Ram Vihar Colony, Rajajipuram, Lucknow. The session focused on empowering women with essential financial knowledge, encouraging savings, investment planning, and awareness of government schemes designed for women.
Minority Affairs Awareness Seminar – 29 June 2019
With support from the Ministry of Minority Affairs, Government of India, a one-day seminar was held on29 June 2019 at Hardauli, Tehsil Baberu, District Banda. Chief guestChandrapal Kushwaha inaugurated the program. Former Director M.L. Gupta and Government Advocate Kaushal Kishore Sharma were present.
The seminar focused on government schemes including Seekho Kamao, USTTAD,Nai Manzil, Hamari Dharohar, Naya Savera, andNai Roshni. Speakers highlighted the importance of education, awareness, and accessibility to government benefits. Coordinator Ramkishor Chaurasia emphasized the role of education in enabling communities to understand and access welfare schemes.