About The Institution

 

Ramnath Prasad Institute of Higher Education Foundation (Established Year 2022) Registered under Indian Government 1882 Trust Act. by Government of India, Reg. Office: Dadiji Lane Boring Road Patna 800001 and Administrative Office:  Near NH 527D, Villagae Bela, PS-Ramagarhwa, East Champaran, Bihar 845433

Charity Focus area​
 

Education

 

Education consistently receives a significant portion of CSR funding in India:

• Improving School Infrastructure, especially in Rural and Underserved Areas:

  • Construction/renovation of classrooms, libraries, laboratories.

  • Providing basic amenities like clean drinking water (RO installations), sanitation facilities (toilets), and separate washrooms for girls.

  • Establishing smart classrooms, digital labs, and providing computers/tablets to bridge the digital divide.

• Digital Learning and EdTech Solutions:

  • Developing and deploying e-learning platforms, online courses, and digital resources, especially for remote and rural populations.

  • Providing devices and internet access to facilitate digital literacy.

  • Creating regional-language content and aligning digital resources with curricula.

• Skill Development and Vocational Training:

  • Funding programs that equip students with future-ready skills, particularly in STEM fields.

  • Supporting vocational training initiatives that enhance employability.

  • Promoting entrepreneurship programs.

• Teacher Training and Capacity Building:

  • Investing in workshops and programs to improve teaching methodologies, especially in digital learning and activity-based content.

  • Enhancing teacher engagement and continuous professional development.

• Scholarship Programs:

  • Providing financial aid and scholarships to underprivileged students for primary, secondary, higher, and professional education.

  • Focusing on girl child education to promote gender equality in STEM fields and overall literacy.

• Holistic Child Development:

  • Supporting initiatives that go beyond academics, including co-curricular activities, life skills, moral education, and climate awareness.

  • Addressing health and nutrition issues in schools, such as funding midday meal programs and promoting menstrual hygiene awareness.

• Early Childhood Education:

  • Interventions at the pre-primary level, including nutrition support.

 

Health Research

 

CSR in health research can significantly contribute to addressing India's pressing health challenges. Here are key areas:

• Research on Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs):

  • Funding research into prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of prevalent diseases like Tuberculosis (TB), Malaria, Dengue, HIV/AIDS, Cancer, Diabetes, and Cardiovascular diseases.

  • Focus on developing affordable diagnostics, therapeutics, and vaccines relevant to the Indian context.

• Maternal and Child Health Research:

  • Supporting research aimed at improving maternal health, reducing child mortality, and addressing nutritional deficiencies in mothers and children.

  • Investigating interventions for ante-natal, pre-natal, and neonatal care.

• Public Health and Preventive Healthcare Research:

  • Funding studies on the effectiveness of awareness campaigns about preventative healthcare, sanitation, hygiene, and nutrition.

  • Research into community-based health initiatives and outreach programs, especially in remote areas.

  • Investigating the impact of access to clean water and sanitation on public health.

• Technology and Innovation in Healthcare:

  • Supporting research and development of digital health solutions, telemedicine services, and other health technologies to improve healthcare delivery, especially in underserved areas.

  • Funding research into medical devices and equipment that can be indigenously produced ("Make in India").

• Rare Diseases and Underserved Populations:

  • Research focused on understanding and addressing health issues specific to marginalized communities, tribal populations, and those affected by rare diseases.

• Mental Health Research:

  • Funding studies on the prevalence, causes, and effective interventions for mental health conditions, particularly post-pandemic.

• Geriatric Care Research:

  • Research into the specific health needs and care models for the elderly population.

• Integration of Traditional Medicine:

  • Research exploring the efficacy and integration of traditional Indian medicine systems (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, Homoeopathy - AYUSH) with modern medicine.

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