*to bring sustainable change in the lives of urban and rural poor in and around Kolkata, India through participatory governance *to bring sustainable development in health, nutrition, education and the protection of children, adolescents and women in need *to restore the basic human rights of children through social participation, community awareness, advocacy at the policy making level and also through direct welfare activities *to sensitize people in India and abroad to take responsibilities for the neglected and motivate them to combat the challenges through cohesive action and sponsorship *to sensitise, organise and mobilise marginalised groups into cohesive bodies *to network and create... read more *to bring sustainable change in the lives of urban and rural poor in and around Kolkata, India through participatory governance *to bring sustainable development in health, nutrition, education and the protection of children, adolescents and women in need *to restore the basic human rights of children through social participation, community awareness, advocacy at the policy making level and also through direct welfare activities *to sensitize people in India and abroad to take responsibilities for the neglected and motivate them to combat the challenges through cohesive action and sponsorship *to sensitise, organise and mobilise marginalised groups into cohesive bodies *to network and create effective links between media & civil society and the target groups
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By shafkat alam | Joint Secretary
We are deeply grateful for the support we have received so far for Wheels of Change – A New Project Car. Thanks to your generosity, we have already raised a portion of the required... Read the full report ›By SHAFKAT ALAM | JOINT SECRETARY
Kahkasha’s Journey of Hope Kahkasha is a 15-year-old girl living in the Tiljala slum of Kolkata with her parents, two brothers, and grandmother in a very small rented house. The family pays a... Read the full report ›By PARVEEN CHOUDHURY | PROJECT MANAGER
Nazni is a 19-year-old young woman living with her family in a small, cramped room in a slum area of Tangra, Kolkata. Her family consists of four members—her mother and two brothers. Life has... Read the full report ›
