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Naba Janakalyan Samiti

Author: Debu Chaudhuri | Posted on: 28th, Jan, 2025

Naba Janakalyan Samiti is a Non-Government Organisation working among poor people for their upliftment in the field of Health, Education, Social and Cultural activities. We cover a large area with several lakhs of people. We are imparting free primary education to poor children in three schools in the area. We also worked for the supply of DRINKING WATER in the area as drinking water is very scarce in this area. We are working hard for the treatment of the poor and needy population of the area with hospitals. All these works require a huge amount of money.  We are running outdoor hospitals for Allopathic, Homeopathic & Mental medicines with the meager income. For this purpose, we depend on you and request you earnestly to donate and collect donations for our Samiti.

We are grateful for the donation from our local sources.  We are working hard for the construction of the 175 Bedded Hospital for treatment of the poor and needy population of the area. It is still in the planning stage due to lack of funding. I want to be very frank to say that it is an impossible task without foreign sources to carry out such a project.

SHIB PRASAD BHADRA
Naba JanaKalyan Samiti
399, Chhit-Kalikapur, East Jadavpur
Kolkata 700099
India
Ph:+91-33-24260878
Mobile:+919836138584

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