Kutumb Samajothhan Ewam Punerwas Sanstha

This project is to give the people living in underserved areas with inadequate healthcare facilities high-quality outpatient care (OPD) services. The Kutumb NGO is attempting to bridge the gap that exists between the government's healthcare facilities and the villagers. Kutumb will deliver free medication and high-quality OPD services right at their door. In addition, the outreach team will put a lot of effort into raising health awareness through community and school sessions, to enhance health-seeking behaviour and reduce the rate of illness incidence in the area.

Give free medical care to the impoverished people living in the surrounding villages and communities that are at risk. We set up camps in a variety of isolated and rural locations to offer medical assistance to those in need.

Recently, we worked with the Indian Railway to offer emergency medical care and first aid to beggars, slum dwellers, impoverished vendors, and travellers at Varanasi railway stations.

Up till now, we have given first aid and basic medical care to more than a thousand impoverished individuals who lived close to train stations, busy marketplaces, and traveller neighbourhoods.

Aims to provide holistic development of children. It is divided into the following sections:

Kutumb Baalwadi: Children from impoverished neighbourhoods and slums are provided free elementary education in addition to food and other nutritional care.

Kutumb School Team: This program's objective is to assist children from low-income families who need assistance to continue their education in their primary schooling. Free books, clothes, and other educational supplies are given to these kids.

Kutumb Scholarship Program: Assists student's education as part of the scholarship program by paying for their tuition, textbooks, uniforms, coaching, and other necessities.

Peer Learning Groups: Encourages peer learning by holding frequent gatherings for kids in the same age range. The boys' peer learning group is named "Parivartan" (Transformation), and the girls' peer learning group is called "Disha" (Direction). The various age divisions are used to further separate these groups.