Month: February 2023

85 children (48 boys amd 37 girls) admitted into Parivaar residential institutions from parts of Sundarban and other peripheral areas – from following blocks :1. Hingalganj2. Gosoba3. Sandeshkhali4. Swarupnagar5. Hasnabad6. Mandir Bazaar7. Mathurapur8. Canning9. Joynagar I10.Joynagar II   Parivaar’s runs the largest free residential institutions for children from vulnerable and destitute backgrounds (with children from … This Week at Parivaar Bengal <a href="https://parivaar.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">parivaar.org</a>

381 strong Parivaar contingent visited the world’s largest book fair – the Kolkata Book Fair for 3 days and chose hundreds of books as per their liking. It has been customary at Parivaar to send children to the Book Fair for long years now.   A non-Calcuttan friend had wished to visit Kolkata and I … Parivaar and the Kolkata Book Fair

Field-work and Children identificatiom done for admission into Parivaar Residential Schools from communities living in almost homeless conditions on sides of railway tracks at Park Circus line in the heart of Kolkata city. More than 40 children have been identified.To someone not familiar with this area of Kolkata it might sound much like Piccadilly Circus … Field-work and Children identificatiom done for admission into Parivaar Residential Schools

We are glad to inform that we achieved the milestone of 2500 eye camps. This has taken less than 20 months (18th June 21 to 30th Jan 2023). The camp locations were spread across some of the poorest pockets in 34 districts in Madhya Pradesh & 1 each in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. As the … Milestone of 2500 eye camps reached

A new residential block at our Bengal Girls’ campus (Parivaar Sarada Teertha) has now been operationalised that can accommodate 350 plus girls.

Parivaar team conducted fieldwork among homeless people living under flyovers around the Racecourse in Hastings area.. 44 children have been enlisted for possible admission in Parivaar Bengal residential institutions. Profoundly ironical that hundreds of homeless people live just beside the Race Course, the archetype of Privilege.This contradistinction brought the opening frames of Mrinal Sen’s Kolkata … Parivaar team conducted fieldwork among homeless people living under flyovers around the Racecourse in Hastings area.

This fortnight our Bengal team is conducting rigorous fieldwork for urban destitute children in Kolkata city. Going around footpaths of Circular Road (patch between NRS and Sealdah), shanties of Canal Road (both west and east), homeless children and families living under flyovers around Race course, shanties around Park Circus railway line, Pottery Road / Anando … Field work on Urban destitutes in Kolkata city

First ever 4 Day Annual Athletic Meet at our newly started Girls’ Residential School in Sehore district in Madhya Pradesh. The girls here are from tribal villages of 7 different districts in MP.