The work of Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram began in 1952 and has grown gradually over time. As the scope of the work expanded, new dimensions were added based on necessity. Just as we are working in tribal areas, several individuals and organizations are also engaged in serving the tribal community in various capacities. Some work positively, while others spread misinformation or engage in activities harmful to society.

With the aim of uniting the virtuous forces of society for the greater good, Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram actively establishes contact with individuals, institutions, and organizations that are working positively in tribal areas. Through dialogue sessions and discussions, ideas are exchanged, fostering a conducive environment for good work, ultimately benefiting the tribal community.

Some of these organizations are led by urban residents, while others are led by tribal individuals themselves. This interaction increases trust and cooperation among all stakeholders. Under the Sampark Dimension, activities like dialogue sessions, symposiums, and conferences are organized to strengthen communication between institutions.

These discussions allow for the exchange of ideas, visits to each other’s projects, and the creation of a collaborative environment for mutual support in their work. The core principle of this outreach initiative is encapsulated as:
“Our clan is the tribal community, our mantra is coordination, and our objective is the rapid and holistic development of the tribal society.”