Samaritan Help Mission

Join Our Effort

We appreciate your interest in helping us National Donors can support Samaritan Help Mission by sending… [more]

The Uncommon Heroes “Legends in the Midst”

This article was published in The Times of India Special Report, 25th December 2005. KING UNCLE Drug… [more]

Samaritan Mission School

An English Medium school for the poor children of all communities Samaritan Mission School started… [more]

Vocational Training Program for women

The vocational training Project is for the unmarried Illiterate poor girls who does not have any means… [more]

Computer Literacy Program

The Samaritan Help Mission has a small computer lab containing six computers where they teach computer… [more]

Samaritan Micro-Credit Program

Samaritan Micro-Credit program started in October 2008 and to date 124 women have been provided loans… [more]

Karmaveer Purashkaar 2009

Dear Friends, Indian Confederation of NGO's (ICONGO) New Delhi, annually gives award to honour the… [more]

Back to School

The Sunday Express April 11, 2010 MAMOON AKHTAR, was a student of a reputed English-medium school… [more]

Welcome to My World: Our Story

My name is Mamoon Akhtar. I grew up, and still reside, in a slum in India called Tikiapara. It's in Howrah,… [more]

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Back to School

The Sunday Express April 11, 2010 MAMOON AKHTAR, was a student of a reputed English-medium school in Howrah. When he was in Class IX his parents could no longer pay his school fees and as a result he had to drop out of school. Now, decades after the incident, Mammon has not forgotten the pains … [Read More...]

Karmaveer Purashkaar 2009

Dear Friends, Indian Confederation of NGO's (ICONGO) New Delhi, annually gives award to honour the people in various fields working selflessly for the upliftment of the poorest of the poor. In 2009, Br. Jerry Almeida founder of ICONGO visited Kolkata. He is a very close friend of Br. Vinyak … [Read More...]

The Uncommon Heroes “Legends in the Midst”

This article was published in The Times of India Special Report, 25th December 2005. KING UNCLE Drug peddling is a way of life at Tikiapara, a dirty slum in Howrah. Even the children here were not spared - their parents used them to hand out packets of brown sugar to customers. But not any … [Read More...]