Parivaar Education Society

Parivaar runs two institutions in West Bengal, the Vivekananda Sevashrama for Boys and Parivaar Sarada Teertha for Girls. Children from the age of four to twenty-one are present in the institutions.

The institutions admit children who have nobody to care for them and help them to achieve their dreams of education. Parivaar acts as a family to these children supporting them from childhood to self-sufficiency till they attain jobs. Parivaar takes efforts to admit siblings together if possible to provide them with a familial atmosphere as far as possible.

Parivaar works in some of the districts of Madhya Pradesh that are majorly inhabited by tribal communities. Parivaar kutirs which are run in different pockets of Madhya Pradesh take care of the malnourishment among children by providing them with a healthy and balanced diet. It also provides supplementary education and life skills to the children.

Parivaar operates a hundred and thirty ambulances in the areas of Madhya Pradesh, in and around where its Seva Kutirs are located. These ambulances are deployed to ferry patients to the nearest hospitals from interior village locations and also reach sites of accidents for emergency service.

The vehicles are also used as mobile clinics to conduct daily mobile medical camps and people who are referred for specialised treatment are transported to the nearest hospitals and cities if need be.

The organisation, partnering with Shri SadguruSevaSangh Trust Eye Hospital, Anandpur, District Vidisha and Sri SadguruSevaSangh Trust Eye Hospital, Chitrakoot provides eye-related medical services to elderly people.

It helps the hospitals by conducting outreach camps, information about which is distributed by the organisation to villages in advance. It also transports people with eye issues to the camp location and arranges for them to reach the hospital centres if referred for further treatment.

It sponsors the cost of travel of the patient to the hospital premises while the hospitals themselves take care of the cost of treatment. Volunteers of the organisation mobilize the patients and assist them during their visits to the hospital and are with them till they safely return to their homes.

Children are selected from remote and poor tribal villages and also from difficult areas and backgrounds from urban areas. These children are selected based on an elaborate neediness assessment.Each resident child once admitted into the residential institution is under the care and custody of Parivaar till higher education and subsequent job placement and settlement into the future phase of life. For example, children showing aptitude for meritorious professional lines will be trained and fully supported (just as parents do for their own children) till completion of that higher education and subsequent placement. Children stay in the campus in hostels, study in Parivaar's own schools and also get all the facilities like sports, medical, clothes etc

These ambulances run 24*7 in remote and poor tribal areas in Madhya Pradesh, and transport patients to the nearby hospitals.

These are supplementary meals cum education day boarding centres in tribal villages in Madhya Pradesh. These are run in morning and evening shifts (7 to 10 am) & 4 to 7 pm. Children get meals as well as are educated by teachers.