REACHA

Nyamatpur

Barabanki · Masauli

180
Citizens Digitally Empowered

How This Centre Works

A Smartpur Centre works as a community-owned digital services centre— a single place where community can access digital services, information, and skills under one roof. The working model is as follows:
1. Through the Government Panchayat Bhawan The centre established in Government GPs , strengthening the ownership of community. The centre is equipped with - IT equipment, furniture for workstation, health kit named as clinic in bag. The all Centres work under the six pillars network. 2. Local Entrepreneur / Centre Facilitator Model Each centre is run by a trained local person (Centre Facilitator/entrepreneur). This creates both employment and ownership — the centre becomes the community's own resource, not just a "project office." 3. Six-Pillar Service Delivery Education – smart classes, computer courses, career guidance Health – telemedicine consultations, basic diagnostics (health kit), awareness sessions Livelihood – skill training, market/e-commerce linkages Financial Inclusion – banking, UPI, insurance, pension enrolment Governance – e-District services, certificates, scheme applications DRR- Strengthened the community to preparedness for any types of disasters. 4. Fee-for-Service Sustainability Small nominal fee of services allows the centre to cover its own costs — which is why revenue tracking is maintained in your beneficiary registers. The goal is for the centre to remain self-sustaining even after donor funding ends. 5. Community Ownership (CMC) A Centre Management Committee — comprising local members and Panchayat representatives — stays involved in the centre's monitoring and decision-making, which is also your current priority.
Lavlesh Pratap  Singh
Facilitated By

Lavlesh Pratap Singh

Reporting and documentation, Community service provider, Community mobiliser, Bridge between Community and Services, Supporting the " Reach the Last Mile"

My name is Lavlesh Pratap Singh , and I am from Nyamatpur, Barabanki District, Uttar Pradesh. I believe that personal growth becomes more meaningful when we grow together with our community. My experience as a Centre Facilitator with REACHA’s Smartpur Project has allowed me to learn while supporting others. I have interacted with community members and helped them understand digital services, government schemes, financial services, education, and livelihood opportunities. The appreciation and trust I receive from community members motivate me to perform my responsibilities better. This work has also helped me understand the importance of teamwork and community participation. I want to build a successful career, support my family, and continue contributing to society. I believe that with hard work and dedication, I can turn my dreams into reality.

Our Initiatives Transforming Lives

An Awareness camp on Social Protection Schemes
An Awareness camp on Social Protection Schemes
May 29, 2026
An awareness camp was organized to provide community members with information about various Social Protection Schemes and their benefits. The session focused on increasing awareness about government welfare schemes, eligibility criteria, application procedures, and the importance of accessing social security benefits. The camp encouraged community members to avail themselves of the schemes and services available to support their social and economic well-being.

Community Context

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Who we serve

25 Students Enrolled for Digital Literacy Classes 120 Beneficiaries 35 Community members work sensitized and made aware of Various of Government Scheme

Challenges addressed

Some community members were unavailable during scheduled field visits. Limited awareness about social protection schemes and government services created challenges in explaining project benefits. Some respondents were hesitant to share information initially. Coordination with community stakeholders required regular follow-up.

Insights

Key Learnings

  1. 01Awareness about government schemes should be strengthened through regular community-level discussions. Confidentiality and transparency are important for building trust among respondents. Local stakeholders such as CMC members
  2. 02AWWs
  3. 03and community leaders can support effective mobilisation. Regular follow-up helps ensure that community members are connected with the required services.
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