Maddigudem

This tribal village, located in the interior region of Chinturu Mandal, has been adopted under the FFVDP project to support its development. Maddigudem comprises a total population of 354 people, including 175 men and 179 women. A significant portion of the population falls within the working age group of 24–58 years, contributing actively to the village’s livelihood. The village also has a considerable youth population, reflecting its future potential. The presence of children and adolescents emphasizes the importance of education and skill development, while senior citizens provide generational continuity in this remote tribal settlement.

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1. Leadership

2020 – 2021
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2. Education

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3. Health Care

FFVDP Project is dedicated to transforming the health and well-being of remote tribal communities through a comprehensive approach that includes health awareness programs, mobile clinics, and medical camps. They facilitate access to clean water with borewells and solar water tanks, promote nutrition through food security initiatives for expectant and lactating mothers, and encourage sustainable practices like kitchen gardens. Additionally, the NGO addresses basic infrastructure needs with shelter repairs and construction of toilets, ensuring holistic development and empowering communities towards long-term health and resilience.

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XYZ NGO is dedicated to transforming the health and well-being of remote tribal communities through a comprehensive approach that includes health awareness programs, mobile clinics, and medical camps. They facilitate access to clean water with borewells and solar water tanks, promote nutrition through food security initiatives for expectant and lactating mothers, and encourage sustainable practices like kitchen gardens. Additionally, the NGO addresses basic infrastructure needs with shelter repairs and construction of toilets, ensuring holistic development and empowering communities towards long-term health and resilience.

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4. Household Care

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5. Earnings & Finance

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6. Values & Ethics

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