Activities

26 July 2026, New Colony, Sivasagar

26 July 2026, Podumoni, Gahoriguri, Lahon Gaon, Sivasagar

25-07-2026, Khanamukh, Gaurisagar, Sibsagar

25-07-2026, Dulakahoriya, Sibsagar- Priyobondhu provided emergency relief to 42 flood-affected families in Dulakahoriya, Sibsagar, delivering essential aid to a remote community severely impacted by the recent floods. The relief materials included dry food, baby food, drinking water, sanitary pads, and undergarments for women, helping families meet their immediate basic needs. The initiative is part of Priyobondhu's ongoing humanitarian efforts to ensure timely assistance rea

25-07-2026, Akhoiphutia, Sibsagar- Priyobondhu provided immediate relief to 62 flood-affected families in Akhoiphutia, Sibsagar, reaching a community that had remained beyond the reach. Essential supplies, including dry food, baby food, drinking water, sanitary pads, and undergarments for women, were distributed to support families facing severe hardship. See all images - https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1338306561805428&set=pcb.1338311138471637

23 July 2026 - Charing, Sivasagar District As floodwaters continue to affect several parts of Assam, Priyobondhu has intensified its relief efforts to support families facing immense hardship. Remaining true to its tradition of humanitarian service since 2015, the organization has once again mobilized its volunteers to provide immediate assistance to flood-affected communities across the state. The floods of 2026 have left a deep impact on many areas of Sivasagar and Jorhat d

23 July 2026 - Bhatiapar, Sibsagar District Demonstrating its unwavering commitment to humanitarian service, Priyobondhu has continued its flood relief mission across Assam, providing emergency assistance to communities affected by the devastating floods of 2026. Since 2015, the organization has been at the forefront of relief efforts during every major flood, reaching vulnerable families with timely aid and essential supplies. This year's floods have severely impacted large

23 July 2026 - Alengmora, Jorhat District As Assam continues to battle one of the most severe flood seasons in recent years, Priyobondhu has once again stepped forward to support communities struggling in the aftermath of the disaster. Since 2015, the organization has remained actively involved in flood relief operations across the state, responding to emergencies with timely humanitarian assistance. The 2026 floods have caused extensive devastation in several parts of Jorhat

Priyobondhu volunteers distribute essential supplies to flood-affected families during a relief program in Teok on July 22, 2026. 22 July 2026 - Teok, Jorhat District For over a decade, Priyobondhu has remained steadfast in its commitment to serving the people of Assam during times of natural disasters. Since 2015, we are consistently been on the ground, responding to flood emergencies and extending immediate relief to affected families across the state. This year's floods ha

Safety and Awareness Programme on Sexual Abuse Held at Narengi Guwahati, April 3- A special awareness programme on 'Safety and Awareness on Sexual Abuse' was successfully conducted at Priyobondhu Bohumukhi Bidyalay, Forestgate, Narengi, Guwahati, on April 3, 2026. The event was organized by Priyobondhu NGO as part of its continued commitment to child protection, marking its 11 years of dedicated service. The programme primarily focused on children from slum communities, aimi

Some issues, even today, continue to receive far less attention than they deserve. Menstrual health is one of them. During menstruation, women have specific needs, yet there remains a significant lack of awareness across many sections of society. With this concern in mind, Priyobondhu took a meaningful step today toward menstrual hygiene awareness. A Sanitary Napkin and Hygiene Kit Bank for women inmates was formally inaugurated at the Central Jail, Guwahati. It is often assu

As part of its continued commitment to supporting the elderly and fostering compassionate community care, Priyobondhu extended a heartfelt outreach to Seneh Old Age Home in Guwahati, Assam. The initiative included the distribution of food items, basic essentials, and clothing to the residents. Beyond addressing immediate material needs, the effort was aimed at sharing warmth, dignity, and companionship with the elderly residents, ensuring they feel valued, respected, and supp

Assamese cuisine is as distinctive and vibrant as the state’s rich culture and colorful way of life. Known for its simplicity, freshness, and healthfulness, this culinary tradition holds immense potential for livelihood generation. With the aim of making this traditional art commercially viable, Priyobondhu Social Welfare Society organized an Assamese Traditional Food Competition, 2025 at Geetanagar Field on April 13, 2025. The initiative was designed to promote employment-or

Continuing its flood response efforts, Priyobondhu provided relief support to 73 affected families at Borpati village, Kampur in Nagaon district. Each family was provided with a well-planned relief kit containing essential food and hygiene supplies, including rice, pulses, potatoes, soyabean, sugar, salt, milk, mustard oil, biscuits, soaps, detergents, and sanitary napkins. The distribution aimed to ease the immediate hardship faced by flood-affected households and ensure the

In response to the flood situation, Priyobondhu extended relief support to 61 affected families at Borghat Lalung Gaon, Kampur in Nagaon district. Each family received a comprehensive relief kit containing essential food and hygiene items, including rice, pulses, potatoes, soyabean, sugar, salt, milk, mustard oil, biscuits, soaps, detergents, and sanitary napkins. The initiative aimed to provide immediate assistance and help families cope with the hardships caused by the floo

As part of our ongoing humanitarian outreach, comprehensive flood relief was extended to 70 families severely affected by recent inundations in Haluwa Bhokot Gaon, Kampur, Nagaon. The relief kits comprised essential food and hygiene items, including rice, pulses, potatoes, soyabean, sugar, salt, milk, mustard oil, biscuits, soaps, detergents, sanitary napkins, and other daily necessities carefully curated to address both nutritional and hygienic needs. This initiative reflect

Comprehensive Flood Relief Extended to 500 Families in Borbila Village, Chamata, Nalbari In response to the recent flood crisis, essential relief assistance was extended to 500 affected families in Borbila village, under the Chamata region of Nalbari district. The relief package comprised a wide range of essential commodities including rice, pulses, potatoes, soyabean, sugar, salt, milk, mustard oil, biscuits, soaps, detergents, sanitary napkins, and other critical household

The children of Hanuman Nagar Basti (Slums) embarked on an enriching educational excursion to the Assam Book Fair 2022, held at Chandmari, under the guidance of Archana Borthakur. The experience ignited a profound sense of curiosity and enthusiasm among the young minds, as they explored the vibrant world of books many encountering such an atmosphere of knowledge and creativity for the very first time. It was a day of inspiration, learning, and joyful discovery, leaving a last

Priyobondhu established a Sanitary Napkin Bank at Jalukbari Higher Secondary School, Guwahati, under its menstrual awareness initiative, “Let Us Talk.” The initiative was aimed at promoting menstrual hygiene awareness and ensuring easy access to sanitary napkins for adolescent girls. By creating a sustainable support system within the school, the program sought to reduce stigma around menstruation and encourage girls to manage their health with dignity and confidence. Through

As the vibrant spirit of 'Durgotsav' sweeps across the land, echoing with the sounds of devotion and joy, Priyobondhu once again embraced the true essence of the festival- compassion, community, and celebration. In keeping with our annual tradition, we brought moments of happiness and dignity to 120 underprivileged children in Khetri by gifting them brand new clothes. For many of these children, this simple gesture was more than just fabric and color, it was a rare moment of