: Full Time – 19,830 Associate Members

It comprises of Social reformers, Administrators, Planners, Engineers, Scientists, Social Scientists, Architects, Medical Doctors, Sociologists, Economists and Social Workers.

At present there are 65 retired officers including I.A.S; Chief Engineers, 148 M.Tech & Graduate Civil & Public Health Engineers, 341 Post Graduates, 2328 Graduates, 7438 Intermediate and 9510 Tenth Class and below. And it goes on increasing. The persons who work in the field has not been included which may be roughly 10,000.

Sulabh Volunteer Force: Besides, bringing about environmental upgradation by implementing an eco-friendly technology, improvement of health and hygiene, establishing sanitation facilities, lending dignity to women, producing human waste based fertiliser and effecting economy in use of water Sulabh has raised Sulabh Volunteer Force of nearly 20,000 persons. It has also created 25 million man-days engagement. In addition 30,000 persons, almost round the year, are engaged in construction work and/or rendering social service as Associate Members and Missionaries to spread the message of Sulabh. It has the potential of creating a Volunteer Force of nearly 2 million people engaged on, more or less, regular basis.

: To help eradication of scavenging system and rehabilitation of the scavengers and their wards and bring them in the mainstream of the society.

To motivate, educate and communicate with the people of urban and rural areas to have toilets in their homes and not to defecate in open.

To help conversion of bucket toilets into improved sanitation system viz. Sulabh model and installation of new ones of this type in the house where there is no toilet. To construct and maintain public toilets. To give training to NGOs in technology and how to run the organization and to motivate the people.

To train Government and Non-government officials by conducting awareness programme and short training courses. To train personnel of national, international agencies, donor agencies and financial institutions in the technologies and ways to implement the programmes so that Millennium Development Goals regarding sustainable sanitation would be achieved by the year 2015 and 2025 respectively.

To help preparation of pamphlets, charts, calendar, publication of books about sanitation health and hygiene.

To provide vocational training to underprivileged sections of the society especially the scavengers, to equip them with necessary skills to attain livelihood and thereby enabling to stand on their own feet.