Campaign focuses on children, adolescents and pregnant women, and their access to nutritious food through ICDS centres, midday meals and care for the pregnant women through supplementary food. It supports ICDS workers and ASHAs to hold Village Health and Nutrition Days (VHNDs), construction of anganwadi centres, and provision of toilets and water supply.
Right to work, fair and just wages, equal wages for women, nonexploitative and non-discriminatory work conditions and right to livelihhood have been some of the core issues of JMS’ Right to Work campaign. JMS began as the collective of Dalit Women Agricultural Labourers in 1999 and has now grown into a large collective of daily wage worker women’s collective drawn from other communities working on wage labour.
Addressing Dalit women’s human rights and taking action on caste and gender based violence on Dalit women is at the core of JMS’ mission. With this vision JMS was initiated as a collective of Dalit women in 1999.
children, adolescents and pregnant women, and their access to nutritious food through ICDS centres, midday meals and care for the pregnant women through supplementary food. It supports ICDS workers and ASHAs to hold Village Health and Nutrition Days (VHNDs), construction of anganwadi centres, and provision of toilets and water supply.
and their access to nutritious food through ICDS centres, midday meals and care for the pregnant women through supplementary food. It supports ICDS workers and ASHAs to hold Village Health and Nutrition Days (VHNDs), construction of anganwadi centres, and provision of toilets and water supply.
and their access to nutritious food through ICDS centres, midday meals and care for the pregnant women through supplementary food. It supports ICDS workers and ASHAs to hold Village Health and Nutrition Days (VHNDs), construction of anganwadi centres, and provision of toilets and water supply.
nonexploitative and non-discriminatory work conditions and right to livelihhood have been some of the core issues of JMS’ Right to Work campaign. JMS began as the collective of Dalit Women Agricultural Labourers in 1999 and has now grown into a large collective of daily wage worker women’s collective drawn from other communities working on wage labour.
and gender based violence on Dalit women is at the core of JMS’ mission. With this vision JMS was initiated as a collective of Dalit women in 1999.
and their access to nutritious food through ICDS centres, midday meals and care for the pregnant women through supplementary food. It supports ICDS workers and ASHAs to hold Village Health and Nutrition Days (VHNDs), construction of anganwadi centres, and provision of toilets and water supply.
