The training included confidence building, team building, literacy, health, sanitation, savings etc. This began as a small training activity but now the group has formed into a cooperative, called the Sahariya Sangram. Today nonformal education takes place every evening in the village. It began on the request of men who expressed their fear that their wives would become more educated than them through the original training schemes targeting the women. The men indicated that they also wanted to be literate.
Today there are many children attending the classes.
The fiftieth house in the village was built by one of the women in the cooperative. She has built her house with similar materials by taking a loan and contributing the unskilled component for the house. A trained semi-mason from the village executed the job. A savings group has also been started through the women's cooperative. It functions as a savings and credit group, enabling local lending.