Meet Prabin: direct, engaging, swift, fun, organized and hard working - the perfect guy to lead as PMI’s campus coordinator as well as he is working as a Manager of PMI. Prabin hails from the north east state of Manipur. Having a heart and passion to help university students, he plays a vital role on PMI’s team. An easy guy to get to know, he isn’t just an encouragement to students, but a point of connection between them and PMI.

This is a part of Child Health Education Program (CHEP) and was started in 2007 in Nandalal. In 2019, this program was extended to Bada-bhag. The program is for underprivileged children who are unable to afford a home tutor. It's objective is to provide free tuition and guidance to children from Nursery to Class 5. It aims in training the children, basic foundation course involving creative learning, not just academic progress. Children are taught every day for one and a half hours by our member or volunteer or intern. A minimum of two teachers is present in every class to assist them. We also invite their parents to monitor our way of teaching and we take feedback for future improvement. Through this program, we also give out a basic school kit, uniform shirt, shoes, etc. Not just that, we also give refreshments and snacks and sweets. We are very thankful to all the donors. Through your donation, we have been able to execute and continue this good work. Do keep supporting us.

This program is part of Child Health Education Program (CHEP) and was started in 2007. The program is for underprivileged children who are unable to afford education. It aims to provide comprehensive learning program to selected students from classes 9 to 12 who are devoted, ambitious, having a passion and positive attitude towards study.

On the first of September PMI launched an exciting new program we call The Vitamin Project! The concern for the well-being of the Nandlal slum kids is what began the incredible undertaking. Over a year ago it was observed that a leading cause of sickness among the kids is malnutrition. The most plausible and practical solution was vitamins! With a goal before us, the plan was set in motion. In the time since, PMI’s founder, Dr. Peter Malakar, met with a trusted friend who directed him to just the right source.

Back to School Program Education is the key to life.Comprehending on this, back to school program was adopted to help remote children have educational accessibility. For instance, after learning that many children from Nandalal and Barabhad find difficulties in getting admitted to an educational system because of no accurate documents. We initiated to be a gateway to provide assistance in obtaining the acquired documents and help them in their admissions. Today we also reach out to students who are interested again in schooling after a short break. We associate with school authorities and appeal on their behalf. Our intent is to put children with willingness to learn back to school.

Every summer for one month this program is organized. Our team members, volunteer and intern take active role every year to make this a valuable meet. Summer program provides teaching in a more experiential way than traditional everyday school method, involving students in active learning for deeper and applicable skills. Summer program gives out a lot of options for students to try and learn a number of skills. The program offers English Language, Letter Writing, Drawing Lesson, Basic Computer Class, and Career Guidance. Summer program also offer music lesson-Keyboard and Guitar and also promote Outdoor Learning. Your donations has help us in organizing such programs and in order for us to keep doing such work we continuously need your support.

PMI has been serving them through various tutoring programs. Currently, more than 80 children are being tutored either at the PMI center or in the slum itself. The “Back to School” program of PMI has been able to see 67 children be enrolled in the local government school so far. These things will be very difficult without getting to know the kids and families personally.

Meet Prabin: direct, engaging, swift, fun, organized and hard working - the perfect guy to lead as PMI’s campus coordinator as well as he is working as a Manager of PMI. Prabin hails from the north east state of Manipur. Having a heart and passion to help university students, he plays a vital role on PMI’s team. An easy guy to get to know, he isn’t just an encouragement to students, but a point of connection between them and PMI.

Parent education was started together with students of Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) for one year. Now the staff and coordinates are taking care of it. The program is formulated to help parents acquire and embody parenting skills and to learn about their children's cognitive, literacy and development growth. The program gives talks on sensitive subjects like Domestic Violence, Girl Child Education, Child Marriage, Birth Control, Mensuration, Hygiene and also deals with family-related problems- Financial, Unemployment and Alcohol Addiction. The program also emphasis Mothers at Home. We provide support so that they learn the skills they will need to find employment and ensure their children grow up well and manage the family's needs. Without your contribution be it in the form of financial assistance, volunteer, or material we wouldn't be able to come this far today. And for us to keep up this, we need your continual support.

The people in this world are remarkably different, yet in our differences we also see sameness. We may have been born to different families, but nevertheless, we were all born! Just the same, everyone faces it differently, but we all have to face death. Everything in between, what we call life, only continues this trend. One different “sameness” we’d like you to consider is how every person is uniquely gifted. Some have athleticism, others excel in learning, some in art or music, and the list goes on - but the sameness is profound: we are all abled! That is why at PMI we refuse to comply with the phrase “disabled” - it doesn’t fit our anthropology! Individuals that are blind, deaf, mute, paraplegic without limbs, and so forth are wonderfully “differently-abled” - abled in a way that rest of us aren’t!