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OUR AREAS OF WORK
Children's Protection
A well-known NGO called LININGS FOUNDATION works for children's rights in India. They have developed one of the leading independent child rights organizations in India.
LININGS FOUNDATION works with children from the most underprivileged areas of society.They help children right away while working as children.
Children's Education
Through our comprehensive strategy, LINGINGS FOUNDATION TRUST ensures the enrolment and retention of marginalized children in school while educating and empowering them. Every child should have access to high-quality early education. A well-built pre-primary education forms the basis of a child's journey.
No Child Hungry
India is home to one-third of the world's malnourished children. More hunger occurs because of Covid-19. Give once a month and let the kid starve. The No Hungry Child initiative seeks to provide nourishing meals and educational support to underprivileged, vulnerable children. No Kid Hungry is working to end child hunger in America today by ensuring that all children get the healthy food they need every day to thrive.
Women's Empowerment
NGOs offer a variety of functions, including organizing and educating rural women, supporting government efforts, assuring women's participation in their empowerment, mobilizing resources, and offering women in tribal and rural communities effective and efficient training. Through programs in health, education, and other areas, The LINGINGS Foundation Trust is committed to empowering women. It conducts seminars on the causes and consequences of domestic abuse and brings the subject before district-level officials and lower courts.
Community Development
Linings Foundation Trust is essential to the growth of society, the enhancement of communities, and the encouragement of citizen participation. They carry out these actions in consideration of, if not in collaboration with, other regional organizations representing the public, corporate, and civil society sectors. These are especially important for the socioeconomic advancement of nations with constrained Government resources and income.
BOARD MEMBERS
NIRMALYA GANGULY
SHARMISTHA GANGULY
SOUMIK CHAKRABORTY
DEBASHISH CHAKRABORTY
SANJAY HALDAR
SWAPAN SARKAR
ANIRUDDHA BHATTACHARJEE