On the eve of International Women's Day on Sunday, the Paradise institution pledged to provide necessary support to three shelter homes in Ranchi for the next three months. These three shelter homes are Snehashram, Balashram and Premashram.
Abandoned by society and family, Ranchi's Kanke Sneh Ashram (Nari Niketan) is a place where women are provided short term residence and food. Sometimes pregnant women and adolescent girls are also provided shelter here. The building has been constructed by the State Government, but due to irregular payment of the amount, there is distress. Now the institution is helping the women residing in the shelter homes.
Women often fall prey to physical exploitation by being caught in the clutches of human trafficking and they are brought back by the police and kept in Nari Niketan, so that their family members can contact them. In the rural areas of Jharkhand, tribal women are often caught in the trap of these slave traders. Presently, the capacity of this Nari Niketan is about 25-30 women and there are also two children living here.
In addition to the necessary repair work in Nari Niketan, Paradise is providing them daily items such as ration, clothes, medicines and others in reasonable quantities. The total cost of the project is about Rs 1,75,000.
The Paradise group was founded in May 2019 by like-minded friends with an aim to provide help to poor and helpless people of the society. They work for the relief of the poor, medical relief, education and they also provide objects of general public use, without distinction of religion, caste, color, creed, or gender.