Founded under Section 25 of the Indian Companies Act 1956 on February 13, 2012, SAMRUDI is dedicated to transforming the lives of rural communities in India. With over 35-40% of rural residents facing unemployment or underemployment, poverty remains a critical issue.
With SAMRUDI, we recognize that the path to a better life begins with opportunity. Through our Entrepreneurship Development Programs (EDP), Employee Assistance Programs (EAP), and Skill Development Programs, we work closely with KROSS and its 14 diocesan partners to empower individuals.
Our mission is to inspire and support rural residents to engage in sustainable livelihoods, fostering microenterprises that are vital for economic stability. By addressing unemployment and nurturing self-sufficiency, we are taking meaningful steps towards alleviating poverty and building a brighter future for all
Trade Units : Grocery Shop, Petty Shop, Bangle Selling, Clothes Selling, Flour Sale, Vegetable Selling, Fruits Sale, Flower Stall, Pan Shop, Bricks Making, Tea Shop, Agarbatti (Incense Sticks), Footwear Shop, Stationery Shop, Candle Shop, Meat Shop, Rice Business, Printing Press, Wood Business, Pickle Sale, Papad Making, Candle Business, Coconut Business, Tent House, Basket Weaving, Bed/Pillow Stitching, Dry Chilly Business, Fancy Shop, Jasmine Sale
Service Units : Tailoring, Auto Services, Beauty Parlor, Carpentry, Mechanic, Building Centering, Medical Shop, Embroidery, Hotel, Painting Machine
Animal Husbandry :Dairy Farming, Sheep Rearing, Piggery, Cattle Dung Making/Compost, Poultry
On April 30, 2024, a review meeting for the SAMRUDI rural upliftment foundation program was held, attended by seven representatives from partner organizations. The meeting commenced with a prayer, setting a tone of reflection and collaboration. Mr. Harish, KDDC initiated introduction, providing context and framing the objectives of the gathering. Following this, Sr. Mary Thomas, BDSSS extended a warm welcome. The Director KROSS Rev. Fr. Richard Pais then addressed the gathering, highlighting the program’s achievements, challenges, and future directions, inspiring all present with a vision for sustained impact.
A pivotal segment of the meeting involved the presentation of Samrudi reports by participating members, fostering transparency, and sharing insights into project progress and outcomes. The exchange of experiences and best practices enriched the discourse, enhancing mutual learning and collaboration.
In the afternoon session, Mr. Sathyam conducted a practical session on navigating the online application process, empowering participants with essential digital skills to streamline procedures and access resources efficiently. Subsequently, the Program Coordinator Mr. Chinnappa provided crucial guidance on loan repayment procedures, ensuring clarity and compliance among the participants. The meeting concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks.