All the girls (11 to 19 years of age, most of them are tribal) )were from poor economic background and it was found that most of these girls were engaged in various income-generating activities which are seasonal, labour-consuming and low-paid .Specifically they were engaged in more than thirty odd occupations like:- preparing soil for making pot, Forest-produce collection, kendu (Tobacco) leave collection, wood cutting, agricultural labour, broom-stick-grass collection, supply water to houses, house hold assistant, baby-sitter, leaf-cup-plate stitching, cattle-keeping (goat), pooped rice petty trade, rice-husking, home-made quilt stitching, thread work for weaving, loom-operation & weaving, labourer in construction site/brick kilns/ stone crushers/tile making etc.

This project was started in 1993 up to 1995 and second phase (for six month )in 1996, Still the enthusiasm of girls could make it run for next 5-6 years. After marriage of girls many girls went out of the village, still few girls remained unmarried and in the village. You may not believe these girls still now remember those good old fun days and any opportunity in community works they volunteer to join. Many of them joined as member of Health & Nutrition Monitoring Committee of our next project INHP. They always show responsibility and interest to be involve in community actions.