Message from the Executive Secretary
Dear Visitor,
Welcome to the website of the Dalit Bahujan Resource Centre (DBRC).
Since our establishment in 1992, DBRC has remained committed to empowering marginalized communities by advancing human dignity, social justice, and social democracy for SC/ST, Denotified and other marginalized communities across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Through our work in the domains of children’s education, community leadership training, strengthening livelihoods, health, gender equality, climate resilience and disaster management, lobbying for housing, prevention of violence and discrimination, evidence-based research, and lobbying for economic justice, we strive to create opportunities for the most marginalized sections of society.
This website reflects our journey, achievements, partnerships, and aspirations. It serves as a platform to share our work, demonstrate our impact, and strengthen collaboration with communities, government institutions, donors, civil society organizations, and all those who believe in an inclusive and equitable society.
I invite you to explore our initiatives, learn from our experiences, and join us in our mission of enabling marginalized communities to claim their rights, realize their aspirations, and participate fully in shaping a just and democratic future.
With warm regards,
Alladi Deva Kumar
Executive Secretary
Three timeless messages from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, father of the Indian Constitution:
- Educate – Knowledge is the foundation of empowerment.
- Agitate – Challenge injustice through constitutional and democratic means.
- Organise – Build collective strength for lasting social change.
Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Achievements 2023-2026
S. No. | Indicators | Achievements |
| 1 | People reached through DBRC programmes and interventions | 64,430+ |
| 2 | Waste pickers profiled under the NAMASTE Scheme | 10,000 |
| 3 | Waste pickers and hair pickers facilitated access to social security schemes under the Utthan Project atleast 2 schemes | 8,500 |
| 4 | Labour disputes registered and resolved through Indian Labour Line | 1,923 disputes registered; 670 resolved, recovering ₹4.19 crore |
| 5 | Disaster-affected households supported | 7319 Households |
| 6 | Students engaged through Constitution Day programmes | 7,494 students engaged across 44 schools and 3 residential schools |
| 7 | Grassroots women empowered through capacity-building programmes like protective laws, government schemes, digital and financial literacy, and women’s rights | 4000 |
| 8 | Farmers facilitated with agricultural services like crop loans, subsidised inputs, e-Crop registration, crop insurance and KVK linkages | 8,255 Farmers |
| 9 | Families benefited through improved basic amenities | 3,220 families benefited across 43 residential areas and educational institutions |
| 10 | Children supported with school enrolment and educational access | 2,088 children supported with access to Anganwadi centres, schools, hostels, residential schools and after-school centres |
Present and former partners of DBRC
