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programs

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 Program

Sabuj Sangha Trust Board Presents Cultural Program on 19th June                   (“Fera” by Group Theatre Mukhomukhi)    for the                  Development of Bindu Debi Charitable Physiotherapy Centre

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 Program 

The organized relief work was started by our GREAT Master Late DEBABRATA Gupta,along with his colleague Prabir Dutta in 1980. 

Who drew inspiration for their humanitarian services from our forefathers.

 

The Master used to say, ‘If God can be worshiped in an image, can He not be worshiped in a living person?’

 

So we literally transformed relief and rehabilitation into acts of worship. It is pleasing to note that there are many other organizations inspired by our work, started conducting relief operations in India  today.

 

In the nineteenth century, when we started its first relief work,  there  were hardly any other organized services in the field. Disaster management, primary relief is now considered as a small part of relief—prompt and efficient rescue and relief,socioeconomic and psychological rehabilitation of the victims are all important priorities. Incorporation of efficient developmental models and environmental safeguards in the rehabilitation program are also important issues. Sabuj Sangha tries to realistically address many of these issues in its relief and rehabilitation programs.

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 Programs

Basic Approach 

To date Sabuj Sangha  have conducted several  

relief works in India, for a variety of causes as 

famines,  floods,  fires,  epidemics,  cyclones, 

tornadoes, earth¬quakes, landslides and droughts.

 Relief works for evacuees  and  refugees were

carried out on a very large scale during some of 

the worst natural calamities. Apart  from these,

small relief works are conducted throughout the

year by us wherever local needs arise. After 

helping people to survive the devastating 

calamities caused by nature and human folly,

the movement is often faced with the urgency

of rehabilitating the suffering people.

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