Being moved by the pitiable condition of the forgotten and depressed lot of the society, Action For Development of Demos (ADD) was registered in 2004. The organization spreads over 4 districts of Bihar and works with the most neglected, oppressed and downtrodden section of the society.

The organization has helped many children that belong to the BPL category and drop out of school due to the lack of funds. The organization supports the tuition fee. ADD supports around 60 children every year through this program. ADD is committed to providing the necessary post-natal home-based healthcare and nutrition support for the first 3- months to mother and the newborn child. Close to 50 women benefit from this service yearly. ADD also provides tricycles to the disabled people from the weaker sections. This encouraged more than 20 disabled every year to contribute to the families and stand on their own. Alongside, many are given computer training, the girls belonging to the BPL families are provided with bicycles etc.

With a mission to establish a healthy society of worthy individuals, the organization is helping the poor and needy to reach a better economic status and lead a dignified life.

DORD(Daudnagar Organisation for Rural Development) is an NGO that works for the upliftment of the poor and marginalized sections of the society, empowerment of women in both urban and rural areas and eradicates poverty, diseases, malnutrition, patriarchal violence, and exclusion. It strives towards its vision of the empowerment of the society through knowledge and action.

There are various projects running under DORD which includes DORD Hospital, schools, free of cost cataract surgeries for poor and old people, children open shelter, women empowerment and many more. The DORD hospital has expanded its reach far to the southern parts of Bihar with no eye care services. It has performed around 8000+ surgeries in the year 2011-12 of which 79% have been free of cost.

The principal beneficiaries of the Anganwadi Training Centre are adolescent girls, all children below 6 years of age, pregnant and lactating mothers.

Under the women empowerment scheme, it dreams to create an environment free from gender bias where everyone has equal rights and opportunities to grow. 123 malnourished children have been rehabilitated, and 421 children have taken up modern education in the past one year. The statistics of the development and the growth caused by the organization has been splendid.

Shoshit Seva Sangh aims to provide free quality education in an English medium school to the musahar community in Bihar, perhaps the poorest community in India. They live in subhuman conditions in ghettos scattered among the villages of Bihar. The children therefore have to be given boarding, lodging and all other facilities.

J.K. Sinha schooled at St. Xaviers Patna and Graduation / Post-Graduation from St. Stephens College, Delhi. He joined the Indian Police Service in 1967. He rose to become Special Secretary in Govt. of India and served in India and abroad while on deputation for 35 years with GOI. He calls the project A Silent Revolution and History in the Making.

Full time staff :45

Part time staff:5

Total Receipts for 2016-2017 is INR 33977275

Total Payments for 2016-2017 is INR 22482609

Number of musahar children education in our school - 430

Rewards & Recognition

In 2015, ShoshitSevaSangh was featured in a TV series 'Amazing Indians' which was telecast by Times Now