Manasa Poor Tribes Foundation

We are based at number 51 in Dwarikanagar, which is on Lane-1 in Nabarangapur. It’s a local neighborhood, and our foundation is just another house on the lane. Manasa Poor Tribes Foundation isn't run out of a glass office tower; it’s a more grounded setup. Lane-1 is usually quiet, which is nice when we have a lot of work to focus on. Nabarangapur is where we are settled, and we’ve been at this address for a while now. The office is really just a couple of rooms where we’ve set up our equipment and storage. We have a lot of files because we keep track of everything manually most of the time. The space is a bit cramped when everyone is there at once, but we make it work. We don’t have a big sign out front, just the house number 51. People find us by asking around if they get lost in Dwarikanagar. It’s a friendly area, so someone is always willing to point the way. We spend our days mostly on the phone or writing out plans for what we need to do next. It’s a very hands-on environment. There is no corporate polish here. We wear regular clothes and drink a lot of tea while we work. It’s a simple, honest way to run the foundation. We just focus on the task at hand and try to keep things organized as best as we can.