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Himalaya Water Service Tatha Vikas Avam Paryavaran Sanrakshan Samiti
Empowering Himalayan communities through training, opportunities, and connection — fostering self-reliance, preserving traditions, and inspiring sustainable local growth.
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Himalaya Water Service Tatha Vikas Avam Paryavaran Sanrakshan Samiti (HIMWATS) is a non-governmental organization working towards the development of Uttarakhand. HIMWATS is registered under the Indian Societies Act and has been allocated a Registration No: 758/ 1997-98 (renewal No 73/2004-2005, for five years) in Haldwani Office of Registration of Societies, Uttarakhand (UK), INDIA.
Uttarakhand is the newest state in the Indian Union and one of the most backward too. The majority of people living in the 15620 villages and in most of the 81 cities and urban locations in the 13 districts of the UK are inherently below the poverty line. The primary stable profession is Agriculture; with only cash earning profession being a small number of the youth in the national army. Most of the frustrated youth go away to the plains of India for the search of jobs and in the absence of any education due to poor parental monetary conditions, they land in the plains all over India, doing menial jobs in small hotels and restaurants – washing dishes and cooking food, etc. Champawat is one of the poorest districts in the state. The Savidya Upasamiti of HIMWATS was started to help the children and youth of the UA hills through education and training using regular govt. schools and professional institutes and workshops.
Science & Education
Hands-on science workshops and mobile labs for rural schools.
Health & Wellness
Health awareness campaigns in remote villages for poor villagers.
Environment & Sustainability
Maintain ecological balance and conserve natural resources
Women & Youth Empowerment
Raising the status of women and youth for better livelihood
What We Do
Together for education, wellness, environment in Himalayan villages.
Himalayan Welfare and Technology Society (HIMWATS) is a community-driven, non-profit organization based in the scenic district of Champawat, Uttarakhand.
Our Guiding Purpose
What Drives Us Forward
HIMWATS is dedicated to empowering rural Himalayan communities through innovative education, healthcare, and environmental initiatives. We focus on nurturing scientific curiosity among children, improving village health services, and promoting sustainable development practices that protect the fragile Himalayan ecosystem.
Our mission is to create self-reliant villages where every child has access to quality education, every family benefits from reliable healthcare, and every community thrives in harmony with nature. By fostering local leadership and collective action, we aim to build resilient, progressive societies.
Empathy
We believe in understanding the unique struggles and dreams of every individual in the Himalayan communities. By listening with compassion and responding with care, we build trust and create solutions that truly address local needs.
Inclusion
We ensure that every voice is heard and respected, regardless of gender, age, or background. By embracing diversity, we foster a sense of belonging and encourage collective growth.
Empowerment
We strive to equip people with knowledge, skills, and opportunities to become self-reliant. By nurturing leadership and confidence, we help communities take charge of their own development and future.
“Our objective is the development of Uttarakhand.”
Provide underprivileged children of Champawat withincentives and infrastructure so that they may benefit fromformal primary education and vocational training.
- To develop scientific curiosity and rationale among thechildren of hilly rural areas
- To provide the training to school teachers, social workers,and other individuals create an ecosystem of change.
- To spread awareness about healthcare and wellness whileproviding access to healthcare to the underprivileged.
- To create awareness on environmental issues among thelocal rural people of the hilly areas.