Hijaldiha Vivekananda Seva Samity

The organisation operates an educational programme with two notable initiatives. First, Ma Sarada Sishu Niketan, a school catering to Nursery up to standard IV, has been successfully educating 240 students for 18 years. The school boasts a 100 per cent attendance rate due to its mid-day meal scheme and is renowned for its high-quality teaching and values-based curriculum. Second, the organisation has established a school exclusively for Adivasi girls, providing free education to 50 students from the Scheduled Tribe community who have lacked access to literacy for generations.

The organisation runs a comprehensive educational programme, including daytime coaching centres at twenty different locations to support students from nearby villages. Recognizing the need for guidance and assistance in their chosen subjects, these free coaching centres have been strategically placed for accessibility. Each centre accommodates 25 students and offers not only academic support but also computer proficiency classes. In total, these centres benefit 500 students, including those in classes IX and X, bridging educational gaps and empowering the youth.

The organisation offers scholarships and operates a book-bank facility to support deserving and talented students. Through financial sponsorship from reputable charitable institutions and overseas donors, it meticulously identifies eligible recipients. So far, 300 students, including many girls, have received scholarships to pursue professional courses in engineering and medicine at top Government-run institutions across the country. These students have excelled in their studies, with some establishing themselves as renowned professionals and securing satisfactory employment upon completing their courses. Additionally, the organisation provides a book-bank service, lending essential reference books to students for extended periods to facilitate their home studies.

The organisation operates the Gadadhar Chhatra Aabas, a hostel specifically designed for extremely deprived children who have lost one or both parents and have nowhere else to turn for basic survival. Thanks to the support of compassionate individuals who responded to its appeal, the hostel was established in 2006 through dedicated efforts. Currently, it provides a home for 17 students, catering to all their essential needs, including food, school uniforms, healthcare, private tutoring, and recreational activities.

The organisation recognizes the urgent need for accessible healthcare in remote villages. Partnering with a philanthropic institution, it established an eye surgery facility, offering free cataract removal surgeries by specialized doctors. It has successfully operated on 1400 individuals, including disadvantaged women, providing post-operative care and medicines. It also maintains an year-round dispensary, offering free consultations and medicines by MBBS doctors to outdoor patients, addressing healthcare needs effectively.