About Us

Rural Organisation For People's Empowerment

ROPE empowers rural and tribal communities through child protection, health, education, livelihoods, and disaster preparedness, creating safer, healthier, more self-reliant communities across Odisha.

Rural Organisation For People's Empowerment (ROPE) is a non-profit organization established in 1998 and working for the welfare of rural and tribal communities in Odisha. The organization focuses on child protection, education, health, agriculture, livelihood development, disaster preparedness, and community awareness.
ROPE conducts awareness campaigns on child rights, child safety, immunization, blood donation, and public health. It also organizes workshops, skill development programs, agricultural training, and community outreach activities to improve the quality of life of vulnerable families. By working closely with government departments, local institutions, and community members, ROPE promotes sustainable development and social inclusion.
With over 7,000 beneficiaries reached across Sambalpur and Deogarh districts, ROPE continues to empower communities through knowledge, participation, and sustainable development initiatives.

Our Vision

To build a just, inclusive, and sustainable society where children, women, adolescents, marginalized communities, and the rural poor live with dignity, equality, peace, and equal opportunities while actively participating in sustainable human development.

Our Mission

To empower rural and tribal communities by improving livelihoods, education, health, child protection, and sustainable natural resource management through community participation, capacity building, and inclusive development.

We can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone

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Our focus area

CHILDREN RIGHTS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DISASTER MANAGEMENT
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
AGRICULTURE
CHILD PROTECTION

Our Team

The dedicated people driving our mission forward

Board Members

Pradip Kumar Mahakul

Secretary

Sarojini Ekka

President

Bibhuti Kalyan Patel

Vice President