Associated Initiative for Mankind Foundation (AIM India)

Assist the less fortunate kids in completing their foundational education by:
- Directly paying the school or college administration for the less fortunate students' tuition, school fees, or college admission costs.
- Giving the less fortunate pupils books and stationery.
- Offering scholarships to deserving and talented students.
- Special Education programs.

Works in partnership with several institutions, medical professionals, and the West Bengal government to provide primary health care, specialized health camps, and free medication to the impoverished and marginalized people living in distant rural areas, places affected by natural disasters, and urban slums.

In partnership with the Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute, provide routine, no-cost cervical cancer screenings, PAP smear tests, and VIA testing (visual inspection with acetic acid) for women between the ages of 30 and 60.

Works with Narayan Health to perform oral and breast cancer screenings. Two "Suswastha Kendra" are operated by the National Health Mission, Government of West Bengal, in partnership with the Health & Family Welfare Department. These are located in Dakshin Dhupjhora, Jalpaiguri, and the isolated village of Kailaspur, Sundarbans. Through the West Bengal government's Swasthya Ingit portal, the "Suswastha Kendra" offers video consultations.

1. Give women and teenage girls training in market-oriented vocational skills.
2. A dedication to supporting moms of young children enrolled in educational programs by including them in activities related to income production, skill development, saving, and credit.
3. Including adult literacy in skill development and revenue-generating initiatives, or requiring literacy as a prerequisite for such initiatives.
4. Building community leadership and connecting them to facilities run by the government and non-government organizations.
5. Raising awareness among the general public by involving women from the project locations.