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LIVE 4 HELP FOUNDATION — Stories of Change • Education

July 14, 2026By l4hadmn0 comment

ALUMNA SPOTLIGHT

She Was Expected to Marry at 15. At 26, She Achieved Financial Independence.

How courage, resilience, and the sustained support of Live 4 Help Foundation carried Anjali Kisku from a remote Santhal village to a career of her own.

Alumna Anjali Kisku (center) during a recent visit by Live 4 Help Foundation core members Debashis Das and Tarun Maiti (2nd and 3rd from left), joined by volunteers Suchandra Chatterjee (left) and Anirban Chattopadhaya (right).

Anjali Kisku came from Kayamati, a remote Santhal village in Bankura, West Bengal, where early marriage is common for girls her age. In a community where daughters are often married by 15 or 16, Anjali made a different choice. She stayed determined to complete her bachelor’s degree — and she refused to let it go.

That determination was tested during COVID, when her university shifted to online exams. Her father, a daily wage worker, could not afford a phone or data recharge. Swapno Uran & Live 4 Help Foundation stepped in and arranged them, financed for her education and Anjali sat her exams. It was a small act of support with a life-changing result: she graduated.

“In a community where girls are often married by 15 or 16, she chose education, built skills, and achieved financial independence.”

Building Skills, One Opportunity at a Time After graduation, Anjali set her sights on becoming financially independent. With support from Swapno Uran and funding from Live 4 Help Foundation, she completed a beekeeping course under Khadi Gramodyog and received bee boxes to begin. She even trained girls at Pandit Raghunath Murmu Abashik School — though the nearby forest and hilly terrain made beekeeping hard, as the bees often swarmed away.

She did not give up. Anjali trained in mushroom farming and cultivated it successfully. The Foundation recognized her talent for painting, encouraged her to create fabric-painted bags, and helped her sell them. Alongside this, she received basic computer training and coaching for job-oriented exams.

A Career of Her Own In 2025, Anjali was admitted to ATDC (Apparel Training and Design Centre), Kolkata, for a diploma course. She completed it in March 2026 and today works as a QC Supervisor in a garment company — financially independent at 26 and is a role model for the girls of her village.

Your Support Writes the Next Chapter Anjali’s journey began with something as simple as a phone recharged and grew into a career. That is the power of sustained support — and there are many more young women in villages like Kayamati waiting for their chance. A gift to Live 4 Help Foundation funds education, vocational training, and the everyday support that turns determination into opportunity. Stand with the next Anjali.

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Turning Purpose into Lasting Impact Through Human Connection: A Journey of Collective Action

June 10, 2026By l4hadmn0 comment

In the final week of May, the Live4Help Foundation moved beyond plans and proposals, bringing its mission to life through meaningful, on-ground engagement. By connecting directly with donors, CSR leaders, institutional partners, and grassroots volunteers, the Foundation reaffirmed a powerful belief:
True impact is built on trust, relationships, and human connection.

From Conversations to Commitments

What began as dialogue quickly evolved into decisive action. These interactions were not routine meetings; they became catalysts for deeper partnerships and long-term impact.

Long-standing supporters chose to deepen their engagement by becoming Life Members, transitioning from contributors to committed partners in change.
New CSR conversations translated into tangible initiatives, including scalable environmental projects such as the Miyawaki forestation program.
Partnerships with institutions expanded, creating new opportunities in education and sustainable community development.

Each conversation reinforced a shared vision—to move beyond intent and deliver measurable, meaningful outcomes.

Driving Change Where It Matters Most

At the heart of Live4Help’s approach lies a deep commitment to working closely with underserved communities. Through direct engagement, the Foundation ensures that every initiative is guided by real needs and designed for lasting transformation.

Key focus areas include:

Education Empowerment: Supporting tribal and underprivileged students with access to quality learning opportunities
Women’s Health: Advancing awareness and access to essential healthcare services
Climate Resilience: Strengthening vulnerable ecosystems through initiatives like mangrove restoration

These efforts are not standalone interventions; they are part of an integrated strategy to build self-reliant, resilient communities.

Proof That Change is Possible

Behind every initiative lies a story of transformation.

Stories like that of Anjali Kisku—who rose from adversity to independence through sustained support—serve as powerful reminders of what is possible when compassion meets commitment. These are not just individual successes; they represent the ripple effect of collective action and sustained investment in people.

An Invitation to Create Impact Together

As we continue this journey, the opportunity ahead is significant. Today, we invite you to be part of this movement. Your generous support will help us scale these proven interventions, reach more vulnerable communities, needy and bright students, and build long-term, sustainable ecosystems of change

Together, we can transform lives—not just for today, but for generations to come. Your partnership can help transform lives—not just today, but for generations to come.

Together, we can turn purpose into enduring impact.

Restoring Coastal Resilience Through CSR: Mangrove Plantation Initiative in Sundarban, West Bengal

June 1, 2026By l4hadmn0 comment

Project Overview

Live 4 Help Foundation (L4H) advanced its environmental sustainability mission through a large-scale mangrove restoration initiative in the Sundarban region of West Bengal. Under this initiative, 5,000 native mangrove saplings were planted on May 30^th, 2026, to help strengthen fragile coastal ecosystems, enhance biodiversity, and build long-term climate resilience in one of India’s most vulnerable ecological zones.

The plantation included indigenous mangrove species such as Sundari, Bain, Kakra, Garjan, Golpata, and Dhuldhul, carefully selected for their adaptability and critical role in sustaining the biodiversity and stability of coastal mangrove habitats.

Environmental Significance

Mangrove ecosystems play a critical role in coastal protection, carbon sequestration, biodiversity preservation, and sustaining the livelihoods of communities living in climate-sensitive regions. This initiative reflects a practical, nature-based solution to environmental restoration while contributing to long-term ecological balance, disaster risk reduction, and community resilience.

CSR Partnership and Support

This project was generously supported by M/s ABS Professional India Pvt Ltd under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, demonstrating a meaningful commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable community impact. Live 4 Help Foundation sincerely acknowledges Mr. Piyush Jagadish for his leadership in enabling this CSR collaboration and Mr. Kaushik Bhattacharya for his valued encouragement and support.

Implementation and Field Coordination

L4H also recognizes the dedicated contribution of Dr. Animesh Mandal and his team (Asim Das, Mihir Mistry, Sabita Sardar, Jharna Mandal, Bijali Das, and Nandita Sardar), whose on-ground coordination, community engagement, and implementation support were instrumental to the successful execution of the plantation drive. Special thanks to Animesh and his family to host a lovely luncheon during the event.

Community Participation and Impact

The Foundation was encouraged by the strong participation of its members and well-wishers, who not only joined the plantation activity but also reviewed and assessed the impact of earlier plantation drives conducted over the years. It was deeply inspiring to witness stretches of riverbanks now turning green due to the steady growth of mangroves planted in previous phases, including sites restored just months earlier. At the same time, visible soil erosion in adjoining areas served as a powerful reminder of the urgency and importance of sustained restoration efforts. The heartfelt words of appreciation from local resident Razia Sultana further reaffirmed the value of this initiative for the community. The Foundation extends sincere thanks to Kajal Mandal, Debashis Das, and Tarun Maiti for their coordination and preparation of the event, and acknowledges the presence and participation of Joyita Maiti, Ajay Ray, Ambarish Das, and Bibekananda Maiti.

Commitment to Sustainability

The Foundation remains committed to post-plantation care through regular monitoring, replacement of damaged saplings, and repair of protective fencing affected by river currents and extreme weather. This sustained maintenance approach is essential to ensuring healthy establishment, long-term survival, and measurable environmental impact.

Invitation for Future CSR Collaboration

As part of its ongoing environmental mission, Live 4 Help Foundation welcomes partnerships with corporate organisations to support future phases of its mangrove restoration programme through CSR sponsorships. Such collaborations can help expand plantation coverage, strengthen long-term maintenance, and generate lasting ecological and community impact across vulnerable coastal regions.

Please find attached a few photographs from the activity for your perusal. These images capture the spirit of the initiative and the collective efforts of everyone involved.

🎓 A Defining Milestone in Our Journey: Supporting Over 100 Students Through Education

April 26, 2026By l4hadmn0 comment

At Live 4 Help Foundation, education has always been more than a program – it has been a promise. A promise to stand beside children and young adults whose aspirations are strong, but whose access to opportunity is limited by circumstance.

In FY 2025–26, we reached a moment that will forever remain special in our journey: for the first time since inception, the cumulative number of students supported through our education initiative crossed 100.

This milestone is not just a number. It represents 100+ individual stories of resilience, hope, and determination – and countless families who believe that education can transform lives.

🌱 Growing Step by Step: From Vision to Impact

What began as a small effort to support a handful of deserving students has today grown into a multi‑state education support program spanning 11 states and 47 institutions.

As of April 2026:

107 students have been supported cumulatively
Students span from secondary school to professional degrees, including Engineering, Nursing, MBBS, BA, BSc, Diploma and Post‑Graduate programs
64% of beneficiaries are girls, reflecting our strong commitment to inclusive education
Average student age: ~15 years, highlighting early intervention at critical learning stages

This steady growth reflects not scale for the sake of numbers, but thoughtful, need‑based support, renewed year after year.

📍 Education That Reaches Where It’s Needed Most

Our students come from diverse regions across India, with major representation from:

West Bengal (39%)
Jharkhand (28%)
Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, Delhi, Uttarakhand, Bihar, Karnataka and others

Each dot on the map represents students by state with a dream and inner urge, drive and a quiet determination to change their future.

💙 Beyond Fees: What Support Truly Means

Our educational assistance goes far beyond tuition support. It includes:

School & college fees
Books, uniforms, and academic materials
Counseling and mentoring were required
Continuity support to prevent dropouts in critical years

Over the years, education spend has grown steadily, reaching its highest level in FY 2025–26, demonstrating our long‑term commitment, not one‑time charity.

🌟 This Milestone Belongs to Our Supporters

Crossing the 100‑student mark would not have been possible without:

Individual donors who give consistently
CSR partners who believe in long‑term impact
Volunteers who identify, mentor and track student progress

Every contribution – big or small – has helped convert aspiration into action.

🤝 Join Us in Shaping the Next 100 Stories

While we celebrate this milestone, our mission continues. There are many more children standing on the edge of opportunity, waiting for someone to believe in them.

We invite:

Individual donors to sponsor a student or partial education support
Corporate / CSR partners to collaborate on structured, transparent education programs
Well-wishers and volunteers to help us reach deserving students

📩 Write to us | Partner with us | Sponsor an education journey

Together, we can ensure that the next milestone comes not just faster—but stronger, deeper, and wider.

Because when education changes one’s life, it uplifts a whole generation.

Breaking Silence, Building Awareness: Live4Help Foundation’s Cancer Awareness Programme at Darjeeling Hills University (W.B.)

March 30, 2026By l4hadmn0 comment

Cancer awareness is not only medical information—it is the work of replacing fear and stigma with knowledge, empathy, and timely action. Live4Help Foundation is committed to helping communities recognise early warning signs and seek screening without hesitation.

Programme snapshot (24 March 2026): Live4Help Foundation conducted a Cancer Awareness Programme with a primary focus on breast cancer awareness, emphasising early detection and preventive screening. The session strengthened confidence around seeking care as an act of strength and self-care.

Sponsored by: M/S. Erbe Medical India Pvt Ltd. Support: Mr. Prasun Dutta.

With the support of Darjeeling Hills University: Registrar Dr. Sujata Rani Rai, Mr. Debraj Ghotak, Mr. Jitendra Singh and Mr. Lalit Rajbonshi. Their guidance helped ensure smooth implementation. The programme reached 150 students and family members, extending awareness to both youth and caregivers.

Session format: interactive presentation and Q&A.
Demonstration: Breast Cancer Detection Manikin.
Skill-building: local girls trained in self-testing techniques and next steps for care.
Medical support: Dr. S. Maji (continued guidance).

Community partner: Roymoni Smriti Foundation, led by Prof. Dr. Animesh Mandal, with Mr. Madhab Sardar, Mr. Koushik Biswas, Mr. Manoj Mondal and Dr. Manorajan Mandal, for beneficiary coordination and community engagement.

The attached snaps and clippings reflect the programme’s reach and reinforce our belief that awareness inspires action and saves lives. Live4Help Foundation aims to expand these sessions across underserved communities, strengthen early-detection efforts, and support sustained follow-up care.

Call for collaboration: We invite corporate organisations, institutions and CSR partners to support awareness, early detection, and community empowerment—so no one suffers in silence and timely care reaches those who need it most.

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Live4Help Foundation Organizes Community Medical Camp at Ashapur Tea Garden, Naxalbari (Darjeeling, West Bengal)

March 30, 2026By l4hadmn0 comment

On 21 March 2026, Live4Help Foundation organised a community medical camp at Ashapur Tea Garden, Naxalbari, Darjeeling (West Bengal), to support daily-wage workers, agricultural labourers, and economically disadvantaged residents from nearby villages who have limited access to regular healthcare. The initiative was generously sponsored by M/s ERBE Medical India Private Ltd., New Delhi, India.

The camp benefited a total of 205 people (out of which 105 gave blood samples) and was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Manorajan Mandal and Dr. Pinki Goyala, with on-ground support from trained healthcare staff from Thyrocare. Participants received medical consultations and health guidance to enable early identification of potential concerns. Medical reports were distributed on March 25th, and follow-up consultations were recommended wherever required to help ensure continuity of care and reinforce the Foundation’s commitment to preventive healthcare.

The Foundation extends its heartfelt gratitude to volunteers from Roymoni Smriti Foundations—Mr Kaushik Biswas, Mr Madhab Sardar, and Mr Biswarup Das—and especially to Dr. Animesh Mandal for his leadership and effective coordination with all stakeholders, which played a key role in the success of the initiative. The Foundation would also like to thank DPSC Chairman Dr. Dilip Kumar Roy, Mr. Prahalad Roy, Afasana Khatun, Mr. Dhananjay Mahato, Putul Roy, and the rest of the Ashapur Tea Estate team for their dedicated support.

Through such initiatives, Live4Help Foundation continues to advance its mission of improving access to quality healthcare and strengthening community well-being.

Appeal for Sponsorship

Live4Help Foundation is committed to expanding access to primary healthcare for underserved communities. Sponsorship support enables us to organize additional medical camps, subsidize diagnostic tests, provide essential medicines, and strengthen last-mile community outreach.

To extend the reach of future medical camps, Live4Help Foundation invites sponsorship from corporates, institutions, and individuals who share a commitment to community welfare. Contributions will directly support consultations, medicines, diagnostics, and follow-up care for families with limited access to healthcare.

Live4Help Foundation Organizes Medical Camp at Phulpahari, Paschim Medinipur (West Bengal)

March 21, 2026By l4hadmn0 comment

On March 15^th, 2026, Live4Help Foundation organised a community medical camp at Phulpahari in Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal, to support daily-wage workers, agricultural labourers, and economically disadvantaged residents in surrounding villages with limited access to regular medical care.

The camp benefited 147 individuals and was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Amit Nandi and Dr. Biswanath B, with support from skilled healthcare staff from Thyrocare. Participants received medical consultations and guidance, supporting early identification of potential health concerns. Where required, follow-up consultations were recommended to help ensure continuity of care and reinforce the Foundation’s commitment to preventive healthcare.

The initiative was generously sponsored by M/s ERBE Medical India Private Ltd., New Delhi, India. The Foundation extends special thanks to Ms Sriya Sona Lenka for representing the sponsor and undertaking a long road journey from Kolkata to support the camp—reflecting a shared commitment to community well-being and social responsibility.

The Foundation extends its heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Biswajit Bhunia, an active member of Live4Help Foundation, for his leadership and effective coordination with all stakeholders, which played a key role in the success of the initiative.

As trustee of Radhe Radhe Seva Sangha, Dr. Biswajit Bhunia led on-ground coordination with volunteers and local authorities. The Foundation also acknowledges Mr. Shantadeep, Mr. Alok, Mrs. Padmarani, Mrs. Shilpi, Mrs. Jyotsna, and other local volunteers for their dedicated support.

Through such initiatives, Live4Help Foundation continues to advance its mission of improving access to quality healthcare and promoting overall community well-being.

Appeal for Sponsorship

Live4Help Foundation Conducts Successful Medical Camp in Hiranmoypur, Gosaba (South 24 Parganas, West Bengal)

March 17, 2026By l4hadmn0 comment

On 8^th March 2026, Live4Help Foundation conducted a community medical camp at Hiranmoypur under Gosaba Block in South 24 Parganas, West Bengal. The programme was hosted by Roymoni Smriti Foundation (RSF) under the leadership of its Founder-Chairman, Dr. Animesh Mandal, in partnership with M/s Tredence Analytics Solution Pvt. Ltd.

Led by Dr. Mandal and supported by local volunteers, the on-ground team ensured smooth registration and timely service delivery. In total, 171 beneficiaries participated in the camp. A follow-up programme for medical report distribution was successfully completed on 15^th March 2026.

Live4Help’s diagnostic partner, M/s Thyrocare (Hazra, Kolkata), supported the camp’s testing requirements. We place on record our sincere appreciation to Team Thyrocare for their continued cooperation.

We also thank M/s Tredence Analytics Solution Pvt. Ltd. for extending financial support towards this initiative.

Acknowledgements

Delivering healthcare services in remote Sundarban communities requires strong coordination and sustained local participation. Two core members of Live4Help Foundation, Mr. Kajal Mandal and Mr. Asis Das, provided leadership and worked closely with all stakeholders to ensure the successful completion of the camp.

The Foundation expresses its sincere gratitude to the doctors on duty: Dr. Raju Barman and Dr. Monoranjan Mandal.

The Foundation thanks the school authorities for providing the venue and supporting the on-site arrangements. We also acknowledge Dr. Animesh Mandal and the RSF volunteer team—Dilip Mandal, Ratan Bhangi, Ashim Das, Kunal Panda, Debasish Munda, Manik Mandal, Tapan Mandal, Bappaditya Mandal, Debabrata Mandal, and Bannya Mandal—for their dedicated support.

Appeal for Sponsorship

Live4Help Foundation is committed to expanding access to primary healthcare for underserved communities. Sponsorship support enables us to organise additional medical camps, subsidise diagnostic tests, provide essential medicines, and strengthen last-mile community outreach.

To extend the reach of future medical camps, Live4Help Foundation invites sponsorship from corporates, institutions, and individuals who share a commitment to community welfare. Your contribution will directly support consultations, medicines, diagnostics, and follow-up care for families with limited access to healthcare.

Free Medical Camp Organized by Live 4 Help Foundation

March 11, 2026By l4hadmn0 comment

On March 1, 2026, Live 4 Help Foundation organized a Free Medical Camp at Bhavya’s Avani Society, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500072, reaffirming its commitment to bringing essential healthcare to communities that need it the most. The camp served daily wage workers from Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Orissa, along with domestic helpers, housekeeping staff, and security personnel—many of whom have limited or no access to regular medical care.

The initiative reached and benefited 195 individuals, offering not just medical consultations but reassurance, dignity, and hope. Under the compassionate supervision of Dr. Amani, Dr. Nikhil, and a dedicated healthcare team, participants received timely medical assessments, guidance, and early identification of potential health concerns. To ensure continuity of care, follow‑up consultations have been scheduled for March 8, 2026, reflecting the Foundation’s strong belief in preventive and sustained healthcare support.

The success of the camp was made possible through the tireless efforts of the BCPL Team and Tulasidalam Team, whose volunteers worked selflessly to ensure smooth coordination and care delivery. Generous sponsorship from Tredence Analytics Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore further strengthened the initiative, demonstrating a shared commitment to social responsibility and community well‑being.

The Foundation extends its deepest gratitude to our member, Dr. Biswajit Bhunia, whose inspiring leadership and seamless coordination with all stakeholders were instrumental in making this medical camp a meaningful success. We also warmly acknowledge Sri V. Ananda Prasad, Mr. M. R. K. Reddy, Dr. Pradeep Ghosh, Mrs. Sajari, Ms. Sanchari Bhunia, and all contributors, whose unwavering support and shared commitment played a vital role in transforming this initiative into a source of care, dignity, and hope for the community.

Attached are heartfelt glimpses of the event through local news media coverage, a moving podcast spreading vital healthcare awareness, and a few memorable snapshots that capture the lives touched, the relief delivered, and the renewed hope this medical camp brought to the community.

Through such compassionate initiatives, Live 4 Help Foundation continues to advance its mission of improving access to quality healthcare and nurturing healthier, more resilient communities.

Appeal for Sponsorship

To extend the reach of future medical camps, Live 4 Help Foundation warmly invites support from corporates, institutions, and individuals who share a commitment to community welfare. Sponsorships will directly contribute to medical services, medicines, diagnostics, and follow‑up care for underserved communities—helping transform lives through timely healthcare and compassion.

Breaking Silence, Building Awareness: Live4Help Foundation’s Cancer Awareness Initiative at Mahishadal Girl’s College, W.B.

February 27, 2026By l4hadmn0 comment

Cancer awareness goes beyond medical knowledge—it is about breaking fear, silence, and stigma. In many communities, the word cancer is still spoken in whispers, often associated with hopelessness. This fear prevents individuals from seeking timely screening, asking critical questions, or recognising early warning signs. At Live4Help Foundation, we are committed to changing this narrative by replacing fear with knowledge and stigma with empathy.

On 21 February 2026, Live4Help Foundation successfully conducted a Cancer Awareness Programme, marking another meaningful step in our mission to promote preventive healthcare and community education. The initiative focused primarily on breast cancer awareness, highlighting the importance of early detection and preventive screening. Through this programme, women were empowered with practical knowledge and confidence, reinforcing the belief that seeking medical care is an act of strength, courage, and self‑care.

We were honoured by the invaluable support of Prof. Dr. Shyamsundar Roy and Prof. Dr. Kundan Ghosh from Mahishadal Girl’s College, whose dedication ensured the smooth and effective conduct of the programme. The initiative reached 223 students and family members, enabling vital health information to reach both young participants and caregivers within the community.

We are also grateful to Dr. Maji for his continued support of our Cancer Awareness Initiative. The programme featured an interactive presentation and Q&A session, followed by a live demonstration of the Breast Cancer Detection Manikin. Several local girls were trained in self‑testing techniques, encouraging active participation, open dialogue, and practical understanding of early detection and appropriate next steps for care.

We gratefully acknowledge M/S. Erbe Medical India Pvt Ltd. for sponsoring the event and thank Mr. Ridhwipratim Sarkar for his presence and support. Such partnerships strengthen our commitment to advancing grassroots healthcare initiatives through meaningful collaboration.

Our sincere thanks go to Roymoni Smriti Foundation, led by Prof. Dr. Animesh Mandal, along with Ashim Das, Debashish Munda, Kunal Panda, and Raju Saha, whose efforts in beneficiary coordination and community engagement were instrumental to the programme’s success.

The attached snaps and clippings capture the tangible impact and success of this programme, reinforcing our belief that awareness inspires action and saves lives. With continued support, Live4Help Foundation seeks to scale these initiatives across underserved communities, strengthen early‑detection efforts, and deliver sustained follow‑up care—turning awareness into long‑term impact.

We warmly invite corporate organisations, institutions, and CSR partners to collaborate with us in advancing health awareness and preventive care. Your support can help save lives by enabling early detection, education, and community empowerment. Together, we can ensure that no one suffers in silence—and that early care reaches those who need it most.