For the general socioeconomic development of the villages and their populations, including schedule castes, schedule tribes, backward classes, rural women, the impoverished and oppressed, and children, NOOR E FALAH implements integrated rural development programs. As we go along, we strive to establish leprosy rehabilitation centers for widows, the defenseless, and members of the weaker sections, as well as cooperatives, drinking water, affordable housing, and health services for the oppressed, particularly those from the weaker sections.
We work to organize workshops, seminars, symposiums, and conferences on educating people in the area of basic health, setting up eye camps, organizing AIDS drug abuse programs, cancer detection programs, teaching them the rules of health, family planning and control, and spiritual development.
Furthermore, to promote Indian farming and help farmers in the field of irrigation, we make them aware of agricultural new equipment, subsidized fertilizers and the development of medicinal plants to treat the people by the methods of Ayurveda, homeopathy, Unani, and naturopathy acupressure systems.
For sustainable development, we make people aware of pollution and its impact on the environment. Lastly, we also provide training in vocational courses, cottage industries, and handicrafts to make people self sufficient and independent.
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