Vibhavari has been working on sustainable livelihood models, which could easily be adopted by the locals based on their skills and locally available resources.

Formation and training of self-help groups is a continuous activity to bring benefits of various government schemes to extremely poor, landless, and widowed females. These include benefits from different insurance schemes like ‘Prime Minster Jeevan Jyoti Yojna,’ ‘Prime Minister Suraksha Beema Yojna,’ ‘Sukanya Samriddhi Yojna,’ and ‘Atal Pension Yojna.’ Alongside these, coordination with various departments to get benefits of different schemes available with them to these females is also done; such as ‘Poshan Vatika’ from Department of Horticulture, Poultry Farming Assistance from ‘Aatma Pariyojna,’ and financial help to set up employment measures from State Employment Mission. The females associated with these self-help groups are also trained on financial, literacy, and health matters.

Pashu Sakhi

It is an innovative model to decrease mortality in goats by availing primary treatment services at village level and make goat rearing a sustainable livelihood activity. In this modal, one woman from the village is developed as a vet-para worker for facilitation of goat rearing, and as an alternative source of livelihood for her. These trained Pashu Sakhis are working successfully covering 50 villages of Sehore district in MP. It is a self-sustainable employment generation model. Pashu Sakhis are providing their skills to the goat rearers and earning 2500 to 3200/- per month.

National Urban Livelihood Mission:

Vibhavari is working for Urben Livelihood Program in Dewas city with NULM (National Urban Livelihood Mission) since 2016. More than 100 SHGs have been formed for the purpose. These SHGs linked more than 1000 women together.

Goat rearing groups for ustainable Livelihood:

More the 75 self-help groups were formed in 15 villages of Sehore district (M.P). More than 800 women were involved and organized through these groups and they are depositing `40,000/- every month in savings form. 2016