Padakhep Manabik Unnayan Kendra

Under the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs, the Invest Component for Vulnerable Group Development project is dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty among ultra-poor women and their families through economic empowerment. As an implementing partner, Padakhep is driving impactful initiatives focused on enhancing women’s economic capabilities, building their skills, and improving their overall quality of life. Together, we are fostering resilience and paving the way for sustainable development. #Empowerment #SkillDevelopment #EconomicInclusion #SustainableDevelopment

Padakhep’s Health Program is dedicated to improving the well-being of underprivileged communities in rural areas by providing essential primary healthcare services. Through our Holistic Development Approach (HDA), we focus on general healthcare, nutrition, sanitation, and disease prevention. Our services include health awareness campaigns, primary health care, health camps, eye care, WASH initiatives, and support for STI/HIV prevention. By expanding our reach to new localities each year, we continue to ensure easy access to quality healthcare for those in need, helping families lead healthier lives. #HealthForAll #CommunityCare #Padakhep #HealthcareAccess

As a development partner NGO in the Pond and Canal Improvement Project (IPCP), Padakhep Manabik Unnayan Kendra is transforming neglected and abandoned water bodies into productive assets. The revitalization of ponds and canals is enhancing opportunities for fish farming, duck rearing, and vegetable cultivation, creating long-term employment for rural communities. Additionally, this initiative ensures environmental sustainability through improved drainage systems and tree plantation.

Through the Pathways to Prosperity (PPEPP-EU) project, the ultra-poor and marginalized communities are being integrated into the mainstream of economic development. By empowering women, ensuring inclusive healthcare, and promoting sustainable livelihoods, we are building a prosperous and sustainable future.

Women, especially rural women, are the driving force of sustainable development. We are working tirelessly to empower them by providing training, financial assistance, and various initiatives to help them become self-reliant. On this International Day of Rural Women, we extend our heartfelt respect to all the courageous women who are making themselves self-reliant and becoming an inspiration for all of us on the path to development.

Comprehensive preparedness, awareness, and coordinated efforts at all levels are essential to ensure effective disaster risk reduction and resilience.

Today marks the International Day of the Girl. Let us unite to build an inclusive and empowered society by fostering a supportive environment that ensures access to education, healthcare, and safety for all girls. Here are some relevant hashtags you can use: #InternationalDayoftheGirl #EmpowerGirls #GirlsEducation #InvestInGirls #SafeSpacesForGirls

The work environment and mental health are deeply intertwined. Prioritizing mental well-being in the workplace is now more important than ever. On this World Mental Health Day, let’s raise awareness and take collective steps to ensure that mental health is a top priority in our workplaces. #WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthMatters #WorkplaceWellness

Women's empowerment in the economy is essential for building a sustainable and inclusive future. With that goal in mind, Padakhep Manabik Unnayan Kendra is working to enhance the capabilities of women entrepreneurs through the RAISE project.

The objective of the RAISE project is to enhance the economic inclusion of low-income youth and micro-entrepreneurs in urban and peri-urban areas by building their capabilities.