The Parivaar Bengal Sevavratee team camped in Sundarbans and visited more than a dozen villages, many of which were islands. These are the areas that

We have engaged Sattva (https://www.sattva.co.in/ ), one of the most reputed organizations for impact assessment, to conduct a year long impact assessment exercise of our Seva Kutir Project.

One of the key objectives of our work in all the poor tribal villages is that each and every child at least finishes school education.

Starting in last week of November, Our Parivaar Bengal sevavratees are undertaking extensive survey and field engagement exercise in more than 100 villages for winter

Two new high quality basketball courts are almost finished at both Parivaar boys campus and Parivaar girls campus. This has been through the support of

We have partnered with Toybank (www.toybank.org), an organization working in building fun & play spaces for children from underprivileged backgrounds. During present times, they are

We have partnered with Mantra for Change (https://mantra4change.com/)  for teachers’ training and capacity building. Online trainings more then 200 teachers of our Seva Kutirs in Sheopur, Mandla

We try to ensure that the benefits of various government schemes reach to the tribal beneficiaries in our Seva Kutir villages. As part of this

Every year, we distribute sweaters to children in Seva Kutirs who do not have these, and blankets to vulnerable elderly persons so that they can

In the last week of October, we have launched a major campaign of planting fruit trees with support from Mr Rajmohan’s Sustainable Green Initiative. We