Best contact details                :           Bithika Rani Sarker

                                                                        Executive Director

                                                            E-mail: mus.net16@gmail.com

                                                                        Mobile No. : 01729199530

More than 75% Population of the rural area have been living below the poverty line and our of them 55% live below the subsistence level. Their income is so poor with which they can meet only a part of their daily essentials. It is estimated that only 8% of the rich and well to do families have been the owners to the 78% of the productive recourses. The rich exploit the poor in various ways and as a result the poor have been becoming poor to the poorest the productive resources thus not well distribute. No health services has been access to these poor families, vast majority of the poor are illiterate, they are not conscious and aware of their rights and position in the social system and the poor can’t enjoy right. The situation of the women further aggravated. They have no Rights at all and are kept under veil like birds in the cases which has been badly affecting their lives in various ways. In the above situation the organization had started its mission in the year 1995 to cooperate with the poor and underprivileged People in the Process. The Group organization , Adult literacy and functional education. income-generation, training, health services, HIV/AIDS, Women Rights, Women In Development, Sustainable Agriculture Development, Climate Change,  Establishment Project etc.

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