Manbhum Ananda Ashram Nityananda Trust –
Since 1960, working towards development, research, community health, and ecological preservation in eastern and northeastern India.
With 116 workers, we reach 1.5 million lives annually, partnering with government ministries, UN agencies, and global institutions to uplift marginalized communities.
We focus on preserving cultural heritage, enhancing education, and promoting economic opportunities. By fostering self-reliance and ensuring access to essential services, we aim to uplift and support the holistic growth of Indigenous populations for a brighter, more equitable future.
We analyze and distill complex data into actionable insights, ensuring that the latest research translates into real-world impact. Our focus is on driving effective policy and practice changes that improve health outcomes and societal well-being.
Our community radio amplifies the voices and choices of Indigenous people, fostering a platform for cultural expression, local issues, and empowerment.
Creating lasting change in communities through sustainable development, health, and empowerment initiatives.
Families living a better life
Receives better medical facilities
Tribal women upskilled
In India covered
CPHR-Mant, the Centre for Public Health Research, made headlines on November 7, 2022, with the launch of their proprietary research tool, COVID-DALY (Disability Adjusted Life Years) calculator.
Amid the Covid situation in the country, illegal deforestation did not stop. India has lost nearly 38.5 thousand hectares of tropical rainforest between 2019 and 2020, which was 14% of India’s tree cover.
Internet connection in Purulia has been poor and that has gone worse after the cyclone Amphan. This has been hampering online classes of the Sidho-Kanho-Birsa University of Purulia, which they have been conducting due to nationwide lockdown.
