Lotus Ministry Trust has successfully distributed over 100,000 meals to rural communities in Bangladesh.

Incorporating these lentil recipes into your diet can improve digestion, boost heart health, and support weight management.

Cash transfers can significantly improve the health and nutrition of orphans by providing them with access to better food and healthcare

There are diverse roles available. Being involved at Lotus Ministry Trust provides personal growth and community transformation.

Khichdi, or Kichri, is a traditional Indian dish made from rice and lentils, often seasoned with turmeric and tempered with ghee and cumin.

Rice is the main food source for millions in Bangladesh, making its distribution crucial for food security.

Split mung beans are an excellent source of plant-based protein, making them a great option for vegetarians and vegans.

Lotus Ministry Kichri Aid provides nutritious meals to communities in rural Bangladesh. Success stories highlight significant improvements.

Lotus Ministry uses kichri in its food relief efforts in Bangladesh. Kichri is a balanced meal with carbohydrates, proteins, and fats.

Lotus Ministry Schools provide free education, medical care, clothing, and nutritious meals to orphans and disadvantaged children

Lotus Ministry provides educational materials, including books, to children in Bangladesh, enhancing their learning experience.

Even small donations can create significant changes in the lives of children and communities.

Student engagement is critical for academic success and long-term benefits beyond school.

Red and green lentils are rich in protein, fiber, and essential vitamins and minerals.

Ghee is a cornerstone of Ayurvedic cooking, offering numerous health benefits. Kitchari is a traditional Ayurvedic dish.

Kichri is a nutritious meal made from rice and lentils, crucial for rural Bangladeshi families.

Volunteers are essential in delivering food to remote and underserved areas in Bangladesh.

Kichri plays a significant role in religious festivals and community meals, symbolizing unity and compassion.

Continuous food relief aid addresses both immediate hunger and long-term food security.

Volunteers are essential for food distribution in Bangladesh, especially in rural areas affected by poverty and natural disasters.