IMPACT OF CORONAVIRUS ON FOREST-DWELLING COMMUNITIES
“I traversed 12 to 13 kilometres on foot, through the forests, to reach the villages which the Chakma tribe had inhabited. The path to reach... Read More
CASA is an Indian development and humanitarian organization. Established in 1947, we stand for Care, Awareness, Service and Action. We work for the poorest of the poor irrespective of caste, religion, gender and political affiliations.
Our focus is people helping people.
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The Snake Charmers that lost their sway
Saura is a tribal community that mainly resides in Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha and Madhya Pradesh. They were labeled as one of the ‘criminal tribes’ under... Read More
Hundreds of people lost their lives, thousands of them lost their homes and lakhs were directly affected
At a high wind speed of 185 kmph, cyclone Amphan left a trail of destruction on the coastal regions of Odisha and West Bengal. Sundarbans... Read More
BRIDGING BACK TO SCHOOL
Anusha and Rama, the Unbiological Sisters, as they were known, dust their school bags to resume school after 3 years. Sunburns, deep bruises, rough wounded... Read More
‘CASA is as old as the freedom of India’
CASA returns to its old project area Damal Asim village in Meghalaya’s West Garo Hills District where it implemented its development programme from 1986-2005 and... Read More
Cyclone Gaja Response
CASA responded with non-food items such as clothing, utensils, tarpaulin sheets among other items in an effort to help them restore their normal livelihood. CASA... Read More
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