Shegaon Anganwadi: Sansthan’s Support for Tribal Children & Early Education
Quick Answer: The Shegaon Anganwadi is Shri Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan’s early-education project, running since June 2004. It supports tribal children aged 3 to 6 in villages in the Satpuda ranges of Buldhana district with learning materials, meals and rations. Read more about the Sansthan on the about us page.
The Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan Anganwadi described here is the Sansthan’s own project for tribal children, not the government ICDS centres. For the wider picture of the kshetra, see the complete guide to Shri Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan Shegaon.
What is the Shegaon Anganwadi project?
The Shegaon Anganwadi project is the Sansthan’s Aadiwasi Vikas Prakalp. It began in June 2004 — the aim was early literacy for tribal children in Buldhana district.
- Age group: Children aged 3 to 6 are eligible.
- Wider learning seva: The Sansthan also runs an engineering college and an English medium school. The Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan Shegaon page covers its other work.
Confirm any current figure with the Sansthan office.
Where does the Sansthan run its Anganwadi centres?
The Sansthan names four villages in Buldhana district: Shemba, Gumathi, Chunakhadi and Ambabarva. Quote these when you ask the office.
- Remote setting: The villages lie in the Satpuda ranges.
- Monthly grain: At the end of each month, food grain from the Sansthan’s store is sent out, village by village.
Ask the Sansthan office before planning a visit — do not travel there on your own.
What do the children receive at the Anganwadi?
The Sansthan’s published project details describe learning supplies, a cooked midday meal and rations for the children, all arranged before the Anganwadi begins.
- Learning kit: School bags, stationery, chalk, blackboards, uniforms and mats.
- Rations: Rice, pulses, turmeric, salt, oil and chilli powder, given as required.
- Meal cycle: Rice and moong dal khichdi for nine days, then chana dal usal for seven days, followed by other usal varieties.
The meal cycle is the Sansthan’s own routine — quantities follow each village’s need.
Who teaches the children, and who else does the Sansthan support?
Educated tribal boys and girls are appointed as Anganwadi volunteers and attendants. Its support also reaches the wider tribal community.
- Mobile dispensary: It looks after pregnant tribal women and elders in remote Satpuda areas.
- Diwali: Sweets and new clothes are distributed to the tribal community.
- Your own seva: To give time, read seva and volunteering in Shegaon.
Join seva only through official arrangements — never an unofficial middleman.
How can a devotee support or ask about the Anganwadi?
A devotee should contact the Sansthan office directly, since no public donation or visit procedure is confirmed here.
- Donations: Begin with the Daan Seva guide, then confirm the Anganwadi route with the office.
- Verification: The guide to trusted local help in Shegaon explains how to spot genuine help.
- Contact: Use the Sansthan contact page.
Follow official channels only — no agents, no third-party confirmations.
Where can a devotee stay while visiting Shegaon?
A devotee can stay at Shri Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan Bhakta Niwas in Shegaon, Dist. Buldhana, Maharashtra.
- Rooms: Check the Rooms page for room types and tariffs, and the location page for directions.
- Booking: Message the Sansthan on WhatsApp (+919031167563) or use the booking page.
Carry your photo ID — it is mandatory for every devotee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can join the Shegaon Anganwadi?
Tribal children aged 3 to 6 are eligible. For enrolment in a specific village, please ask the Sansthan office.
Since when has the Sansthan run the Anganwadi project?
The Sansthan has run the project since June 2004. It began with early education for tribal children in the Satpuda ranges of Buldhana district.
Which villages does the Sansthan Anganwadi cover?
The Sansthan names four villages in Buldhana district: Shemba, Gumathi, Chunakhadi and Ambabarva. All four are in the Satpuda ranges.
What food do the Anganwadi children get?
Children receive a cooked midday meal of rice, pulses and spices. The menu rotates between khichdi and several usal dishes.
Can devotees visit or donate to the Anganwadi centres?
Please confirm with the Sansthan office first, since no visit or donation procedure is confirmed here. Use official channels only — no agents, no third-party confirmations.
Tagged