On 11th September 2024, we conducted a Human Rights Awareness Campaign at a school in Uska Bazar, with around 100 students and teachers in attendance. The event focused on educating participants about fundamental human rights, emphasizing respect, equality, and dignity. The session was well-received and successfully encouraged students to actively recognize and uphold these rights in their daily lives.

On 13th September 2024, we conducted a Women Empowerment Awareness Program in Belsar, Tal Natwa. The session focused on legal rights, gender equality, and personal safety. Around 50 women participated, engaging in discussions on the tools and knowledge necessary for self-advocacy. The positive feedback highlighted the importance of such initiatives in empowering women and fostering a supportive community.

On November 13, 2024, the National Human Rights Security Bureau organized an educational support initiative at Primary School, Mahdeva Village, distributing essential study materials such as notebooks, pencils, and sharpeners to young students. Committed to promoting equal educational opportunities, the program supports students in their academic journey, encouraging them to approach their studies with greater confidence and ambition.

On 5th January 2025, we organized a Human Rights Awareness Campaign at Sihorwa Bazar, Gorakhpur. The event saw participation from men, women, and diverse community members. Mr. Dileep Kumar Singh, a member of the Jila Panchayat, addressed the gathering, emphasizing the importance of human rights. The session helped attendees understand the importance of equality and dignity, encouraging them to respect others' rights and work together for a more just and united community.

We conducted a campaign focusing on human rights and education in Mariam Nagar, Ghaziabad. The event engaged various local groups, including small community gatherings. We also met slum students and emphasized the importance of education, encouraging them not to engage in labor work at their age. The session aimed to raise awareness about their rights and empower them to pursue their studies for a better future.

On 17th January 2025, the National Human Rights Security Bureau organized a Winter Relief Campaign at Railway Colony, Gorakhpur. Blankets were distributed to underprivileged individuals and families to help them stay warm during the harsh winter season.

This initiative aimed to bring relief to those struggling in the cold and ensure they had the basic necessities to face the winter. Through such efforts, we continue to uphold our mission of serving humanity and extending support to the most vulnerable sections of society. 

On January 24, 2025, in honor of National Girl Child Day, we visited The School for Blind Children in Kalindi Vihar, Agra. We distributed sanitary pads and stationery to visually impaired girls, reinforcing our commitment to menstrual hygiene and education.

This initiative aimed to raise awareness about hygiene and empower young girls with essential resources. By advocating for their well-being, this drive contributed to the broader mission of human rights, gender equality, and women's empowerment.

On 30th January, we conducted a Human Rights Awareness Programme with Ek Pehal Pathshala students in Dayalbagh, Agra, to educate young minds on human rights issues.

The event included a case study presentation, to engage in discussions, and poster making competition on theme " Human Rights: My Rights, My Responsibility," encouraging creative expression. This initiative promoted human rights awareness through interactive learning and artistic engagement.

The National Human Rights Security Bureau successfully organized a Food Distribution Camp on February 27, 2025, in Ghaziabad, Delhi NCR. The team, led by the State Secretary - Delhi, served the community by providing essential food supplies to those in need.

Together, we strive to create a society where every individual has access to basic necessities. This initiative reinforced our commitment to fighting hunger and ensuring that vulnerable communities receive the support they deserve. Through collective efforts, we continue to make a meaningful impact on society.

On 10th March 2025, we conducted an empowerment and financial support drive at Sheroes Cafe, Agra, to support acid attack survivors. As a token of appreciation, we purchased handcrafted items, directly contributing to their financial independence. The event aimed to raise awareness, promote self-reliance, and encourage community support for the survivors. Through this initiative, we reinforced the importance of economic empowerment, social inclusion, and dignity for acid attack survivors. The Activity was executed by Ms. Lata Sharma, State Secretary - Uttar Pradesh.