In service to humanity is a society solely dedicated to help people. The innovative grass root approach is to transform citizens into agents of change who will rejuvenate the spaces disinvested, into new generation of helping, loving and inspiring destinations.
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KRITARTHA
It is a social empowerment event that brings together all spheres of talent from KISS and across the Globe to promote the message of Art of Giving. Bounded by the grace of compassion, intertwined by the benevolence of Art of Giving and resurrected by the fire to push our India against Negativity, KRITARTHA is the legacy that has strived to reestablish the meaning of Perfection and Creativity.
KOMPASSIONS: THE GARMENT BANK
LAUGTHER YOGA
In a world where is natural smile is lost, one has to consciously delve into laughing consciously and faking the brain because the positive effects of laughing remain same. This technique is called Laughter Yoga. The concept of Laughter Yoga is based on a scientific fact that the body cannot differentiate between fake and real laughter. One gets the same physiological and psychological benefits. So, Art of Giving promotes the practice of Laughter yoga under the guidance of Dr. Madan Kataria, Founder of Laughter Yoga university.
BASTI RAAHGIRI
The street children of Bhubaneswar, Headless figures on nameless receive a human touch that a child secretly yearns at the deepest abyss of their souls. The care is given by none other than the children of Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences, who once were too a deprived lot. KISS children mingle with the street children, grooming them, giving them clothes, sharing the life skills they have learnt and playing with them. It infuses a great sense of camaraderie and hope for a better tomorrow for the street children.
EDUPOWERMENT
Education is the best weapon against poverty and hunger. It has the power of Empowering the Individuals. It seeks to provide Quality Education to all. At KISS, World’s Exclusive Tribal University free Education is provided to 27000 poorest of the poor tribal children besides free lodging, boarding and healthcare facilities. 10,000 students have graduated from KISS and are well placed. they have also excelled in academics and sports.