Projects

building india through education

The aim of Bethesda Academy is to provide the best possible integral education to the underprivileged tribal children, to give them hope and opportunity and to bring transformation to lives, families and communities.

focused Mentor Group

Bethesda Som-In is a Home for leadership development for orphans with free food, shelter, clothing, and integral education. We believe the less privileged children can provide better leadership in the 21st century if they can be equipped for the opportunity.

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Khankho Institute

BKI is a centre for Integrated studies specialized in Indigenous knowledge. It is an academic project led by indigenous scholars in North East India. The Centre’s activities include holding conferences and seminars, research and publication and offering diplomas, graduate and post-graduate programmes including doctoral programmes in Indigenous knowledge.

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Khankho Medical Care

The Bethesda Khankho Medical Care conducts free medical camps and other health campaigns every year. We also have a Laboratory called ‘UNAU Diagnostic Centre’ with the aim to give precise and accurate test results in town without having to travel to Imphal, the State’s capital.

NGAIJANG PROJECT

The word “NGAIJANG” in Thadou-Kuki means “helping the laden.” It is about lightening the burdens of others which is rooted in an Indigenous wisdom. In this context, it is to lighten the burdens of victims of the ongoing violence in Manipur. The project is funded by Azim Premji Foundation for the duration of 12 months.

To lighten the burdens of internally displaced persons/families (IDP), we provide holistic support to their children in two ways: (1) We run Som-Ins or separate Hostels for 50 boys and 50 girls age 12 to 18 and support younger children age 4 to 11 in twelve different relief centres in Churachandpur.