KISS Foundation Provides Financial Assistance to 6 Orphan Siblings of Angul District

KISS Foundation takes responsibility of six helpless orphan siblings. Amulya Champia of Gentunali sahi in Chhanchunia village under Kunjam panchayat in Pallahada block in Angul district died last year. Following his death, Amulya’s wife Subini was somehow managing the family of six children. She also died of Malaria 3 months back for which the six siblings became orphan. The eldest of the seven siblings is married. The rest 6 siblings are facing much trouble to maintain themselves. Rashmita is the eldest of these 6 siblings. She is nourishing the family by taking care of the pet animals of the villagers.

           

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After knowing about ordeal of the children from media, Kandhamal MP and Founder of KISS & KIIT Dr. Achyuta Samanta enquired about the orphan siblings with the help of his staff. He immediately provided Rs 10,000 to the siblings for running of the family. Dr. Samanta also announced that Rs 10,000 will be given each month from KISS Foundation to the kids. Dr. Samanta also assured them to provide free education at KISS.



These days KISS is shut due to Covid pandemic. After reopening of KISS, the kids will be admitted to KISS as per the government rules. Rashmita and her siblings have conveyed their gratitude to Dr. Achyuta Samanta and KISS Foundation for providing assistance at time of distress. The locals have praised the noble work. 


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