We, entire team stated drive of awareness for the person of rural areas as how to protect themselves in this time and what are the precaution and safety measures required to be taken. “Organization’s working relentlessly to ensure our people make it through the crisis.”
Our team has started an AASHA KI KIRAN “ANITA UJALA YOJANA” scheme to provide high-quality stitching training to underprivileged women’s and girls’ of Ramgarh (Jharkhand). BBIF will function as a stitching training institute of underprivileged women’s and girl’s development in training skills and will serve as a model in developing society in the art of skill development with our training program.
All children have the right to go to school and learn, regardless of who they are, where they live or how much money their family has. Quality learning requires a safe, friendly environment, qualified and motivated teachers, and instruction in languages students can understand.
At the time when lockdown announced by our Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi ji, our team from that day started making masks in our own center for the people residing in the rural areas and slums areas and we are distributing foods grains, sanitizer , masks on regular basis till date and will try do on continuous basis
We, entire team stated drive of awareness for the person of rural areas as how to protect themselves in this time and what are the precaution and safety measures required to be taken. “Organization’s working relentlessly to ensure our people make it through the crisis.”
Our team has started an AASHA KI KIRAN “ANITA UJALA YOJANA” scheme to provide high-quality stitching training to underprivileged women’s and girls’ of Ramgarh (Jharkhand). BBIF will function as a stitching training institute of underprivileged women’s and girl’s development in training skills and will serve as a model in developing society in the art of skill development with our training program.
Sarita Pandey, founder of Bhimbirsa Immense Foundation (BBIF), led multiple impactful plantation drives across Jharkhand to mark India’s Independence Day and promote environmental sustainability.
Patratu Drive:
On Independence Day, BBIF planted 500 saplings in Patratu. Sarita Pandey emphasized the importance of citizen responsibility and environmental stewardship. The drive involved local volunteers and aimed to enhance the region’s green cover.
Pratigya Public School, Khunti:
Another significant drive was held at Pratigya Public School in Khunti, Ranchi, with participation from students, teachers, and community members. Around 500 saplings of diverse native species were planted, focusing on educating youth about ecological responsibility.
Rural Villages of Ranchi & Ramgarh:
BBIF organized a large-scale plantation of 2,000 saplings in villages like Sugia, Kander, Sewta, Marar, and Sandi. The initiative targeted deforestation, climate change, and soil erosion, with strong community involvement and awareness campaigns.
These drives reflect BBIF’s deep commitment to sustainable development, environmental conservation, and community empowerment, reinforcing its mission to create a greener, healthier future for Jharkhand.
All children have the right to go to school and learn, regardless of who they are, where they live or how much money their family has. Quality learning requires a safe, friendly environment, qualified and motivated teachers, and instruction in languages students can understand.