Altrusim Society Honours Assistance (AsHA)
The organization currently focuses on agriculture and livestock under the livelihood program with the community. The focus group is SHG Women and farmers. The have been engaging in livelihood for almost a year now.
Currently, the organization has been working on the After School Learning Centre and hosting & organizing Online Menstrual Hygiene awareness among the government school teachers in eight states of India with eVidyaloka.
Alturism Society Honour Assistance(AsHA)
AsHA is a public charitable trust which is located in Kachukata village of Kokrajhar district, Assam. Kachukata is a medium size village located under the Chautara Milon Bazar VCDC which is situated under Gossaigaon Development Block’ of Bodo Territorial Region (BTR) of Assam, India. Kachukata village is located at 20 km distance from ‘Block office’ & 60 km away from ‘District Headquarters’ at Kokrajhar & 300 km away from ‘State Headquarters’ at Guwahati, Assam. The village is divided into two sections (Kachukata part –I and Kachukata part- II). Surprisingly, some of areas near Kachukata village are severely affected by flood every year and soil erosion takes place. Here, Gongia River drainage system is the main reason for continuous soil erosion & flood. Consequently, the agriculture based working time.
To build a society in the north-east region that upholds women’s rights and gender justice.
To empower rural community by stream lining education and sustainable livelihood.
Equality, Non Violence, Respect to all caste, religion and genders.
Belamoti Barman, a resident of Kusumbil village in Kokrajhar district, Assam..
Manila Brahma, from the village of Aminkata and a member of the Mainao group. We received maize seeds..
Jeauti Bala Barman, a member Ashirbad Self-Help Group and a resident of Boalkamari village in Kokrajhar..
Ranjana Biswas, a dedicated farmer from Kusumbil village in Kokrajhar district, Assam..
Mrs. Narzary, a resident of Aminkata and the President of the Kaberi Self-Help Group..
Anita Barman, a resident of Boalkamari village in Kokrajhar, Assam, has been cultivating paddy for over two decades..