Eksankalp Abla Se Sabla Tak Foundation

We operate out of House Number XVIII/279, which is on the first floor in Gali Number 3 of Kishanganj. It’s right in the Bagh Kare Khan area. It’s one of those narrow streets where everyone knows everyone else. Being on the first floor, we get a little bit of a breeze if we leave the windows open, which helps on the hot days. The space isn’t huge, but it’s enough for the few of us who work here every day. We’ve got some old wooden desks and shelves that are starting to sag under the weight of all our files. There’s always a kettle going for tea because we have visitors coming in and out all the time. It’s a very local feel here. We don’t use a lot of fancy technology, just the basics to keep our records straight. The neighborhood is lively, and you can hear the sounds of the street all day long. We like being right in the middle of the city. It makes us feel connected to what’s happening on the ground. We don’t have a big sign out front, just a small one so people know they’re in the right place. We just try to do our work without making too much of a fuss about it. Life in Gali Number 3 moves fast, but we try to keep our focus on the people who come to see us.