About Project Saksham 4.0
Under the aegis of Nek Mission Foundation & Faculty of Law, DU Alumni, Project Saksham 4.0 is a student-led grassroots initiative. University campuses become active Justice Hubs, where constitutional rights meet everyday community need.
Three vision pillars
How the work reaches people
Each pillar pairs practical legal knowledge with a clear route to support, delivered by student volunteers across campuses.
Legal Literacy & Awareness
Door-to-door literacy drives bring rights into homes. Nyaya Chaupals create community discussion spaces, and specialized workshops address the POCSO Act, Cyber Crime, and Domestic Violence.
Legal Aid & Access to Justice
Permanent Satellite Legal Aid Clinics operate across campuses, while Mega Facilitation Camps offer on-the-spot grievance redressal for people who need a direct hearing of their concern.
Mental Health Support
Basic psychological counseling and first response sit alongside legal remedies, so families under stress receive emotional support while their legal concern is addressed.
Academic mentorship
Campus-based legal aid, supervised with care
Faculty of Law, DU Alumni provides academic mentorship, while grassroots supervision keeps every Justice Hub accountable to the communities it serves.