Winter can be extremely challenging for homeless individuals and low-income families, especially those without adequate shelter. Exposure to cold weather increases the risk of illness, discomfort, and even life-threatening conditions. Pandua Manabik Welfare Society conducts blanket distribution drives during winter months to provide warmth and protection to vulnerable people. These drives are carried out in […]
Proper nutrition plays a vital role in recovery, especially for patients undergoing medical treatment. However, many patients and their families struggle to afford nutritious food during long hospital stays. Providing healthy and fresh fruits can significantly support recovery and boost immunity. Pandua Manabik Welfare Society regularly organizes fruit distribution programs in hospitals, including Pandua Hospital, […]
Kindness expressed through simple actions can have a lasting impact on people facing hardship. Distributing fruits to hospital patients, providing blankets during winter, or offering beverages during extreme heat can significantly improve comfort, health, and morale for those in need. Pandua Manabik Welfare Society conducts various welfare initiatives such as fruit distribution in hospitals, blanket […]
Blood donation is one of the most essential acts of humanitarian service, directly saving lives during medical emergencies, surgeries, accidents, and childbirth complications. Despite its importance, blood shortages remain a common challenge in many hospitals, especially in semi-urban and rural areas. Pandua Manabik Welfare Society actively organizes blood donation camps to promote voluntary and safe […]
Access to basic healthcare remains a challenge for many rural and underprivileged communities. Regular health checkups often become unaffordable or inaccessible, leading to delayed diagnosis and preventable health issues. Pandua Manabik Welfare Society organizes free health checkup camps to bridge this gap by providing essential medical services, health awareness, and early diagnosis support. These camps […]
