Social Service@SKN

With vision to improve the life of the underprivileged and poor communities of our district SKN is trying to help through various means to the people of community . We have started our journey in social service sector and are looking for great works in this field . some of the programs are highlighted in this post.

BUILD TOILET FOR THE FAMILY WITH BLIND WOMEN WHO WERE FACING MANY PROBLEMS DUE TO LACK OF TOILET AND HAVING HOUSE NEAR JUNGLE.

Picture:we volunteers with the blind women in front of her house

Officially we provided toilet to the family in the presence of ward president and community members.

Our Chairman DR Basanta pd Adhikari helping the blind women to find way.

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