History
SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION (SDA) was registered in 1994 as a non-profit voluntary service society at SPSR Nellore district, Andhra Pradesh, India. SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION (SDA) was a need-based awakening by a group of like-minded social working youngsters to help the needy in times of urgency. Nellore and nearby areas’ socio-economic and educational conditions were so backward and had never experienced voluntary service or any of such development facilitating support as of the other places in the district or the then State. Seeing the much rearward conditions of the people and the areas, we thought and decided to support the people and the areas through a process of participatory aspects – SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION (SDA) and rural people’s-collective works for their development. SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION (SDA) is working for the poorest of the poor. The SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION (SDA) has been working in the field of child health and nutrition, safe water and sanitation, quality education & skill building and we organize Health, Environment, Women Empowerment, Rural Development, Agriculture, Culture, Skill Development, Community Development, Housing, HIV prevention and the protection of children and adolescents from violence and exploitation, rural skills up-gradation, income generation, child labour elimination etc.
Thus since inception focusing on rural issues conducting studies and finding condign solutions to address them, SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION (SDA), and facilitating development opportunities holistically and sustainably. Thus SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION (SDA) has a mission, which is to capacitate and facilitate the rural people of all categories to have actions among themselves for their development and to protect the environment that the SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION (SDA) never kept away and forgotten throughout these all years of its struggle for rural people’s development. That’s the guiding principle and motivating factor for SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION (SDA) to go forward even in its financial constraints to free the rural people from their bondage of ignorance, inability and misfortunes.
