No hungry People concept was originally conceptualised by Mr Arindam Bose, who gave up his Corporate Career in the year 2000 to serve the Social Development Sector. Initially, he started with an idea of helping the Social Organisations in the area of fundraising to ensure that Social Programs do not take a back seat due to paucity of funds. With the help of kind hearted philanthropies, he started the Nutritious Meal Program in Bakura and realised that this concept should spread across the state then nation then the rest of the world. In doing so, Mr Arindam Bose also realised that he has to network with as many NGO’s as possible to ensure that this Nutritious Meal Program is implemented all across the country.
Mission Education is a national level programme of Oasis Foundation which is committed to providing basic education and healthcare to underprivileged children. Oasis Foundation, an NGO for poor child education believes that whether you are addressing healthcare, poverty, population control, unemployment or human rights, there’s no better place to start than in the corridors of education.
“Healthy people make a healthy nation”, The Projects of Oasis Foundationare based on curative health care as well as preventative health measures. India is the mother of all medical sciences from Ayurveda to Surgery, the land which has given birth to the great scientist in this field like Patanjali, Susutra, Charak. Oasis Foundation has taken a small step in keeping alive the work of those legends, by establishing yoga Kendra, Ayurveda Kendra, homeopathy centers, aroygamitr, and many more throughout the country and currently running more than thousand of projects in the field of healthcare through their representative organisation, Seva Parmo Dharm.
parts of West Bengal have been devastated by the super cyclone Amphan which hit the coasts of India on the 20th of May 2020 – one of the most severe storms to hit the Eastern coast of India in the past several decades. The Sundarbans mangrove forest which is an ecological marvel, as well as its adjoining villages and towns in South Bengal, and other areas are in ruins due to Amphan. Lives have been lost, properties destroyed, livelihoods have been snatched away and the ecology of the region lies in tatters.