Honourable President
A distinguished personality whose life reflects grace, compassion, and purpose. Her journey is an inspiring blend of artistic excellence, professional achievement, and unwavering commitment to society and community well-being.
Rooted in empathy, driven by creativity, and guided by a deep sense of responsibility towards society, she continues to inspire positive change and meaningful impact.
From Mahila Imdad Committee, we took the initiative to improve health, education and environment development.
Health camps and support for the well-being of women and children.
Care, protection and betterment programmes for children in need.
Relief, rehabilitation and dignity-centred support for women.
Community initiatives that strengthen families beyond the city.
Skill development for poor girls at the Raj Bhavan campus centre.
Learning support and certified pathways for a self-reliant future.
Madam Sabiha Hasnain
President, Mahila Imdad Committee
It is a privilege and a responsibility to serve as the President of an organisation whose very name embodies its purpose — Imdaad, meaning help, support and assistance.
At Imdaad, we believe that true service goes beyond providing immediate relief. It is about restoring dignity, creating opportunities and empowering individuals to build a better and more secure future.
As we move forward, our endeavour will be to strengthen our existing initiatives while responding to the evolving needs of our community. We hope to place greater emphasis on education, skill development, women’s empowerment, health and mental well-being, while equipping young people with relevant skills in areas such as computers, artificial intelligence and social media.
We also hope to create greater awareness and support around mental health, particularly the challenges faced by children and families on the autism spectrum, and to contribute meaningfully to public health initiatives, including the fight against tuberculosis.
But no organisation can create lasting change alone. The strength of Imdaad lies in the commitment, compassion and collective efforts of its members and supporters. Together, we can transform concern into action and assistance into empowerment.
I look forward to working with each one of you as we continue to build an Imdaad that is compassionate in its approach, purposeful in its vision and meaningful in its impact.
Let us serve with compassion, empower with purpose and make a difference that lasts.
Mahila Imdad Committee is an organization established at Raj Bhavan in 1930. The Lady Governor is President of this committee. The organization is governed by an Executive Committee.
It works for the relief, rehabilitation and betterment of women and children. A skill development training centre for poor girls is situated at Raj Bhavan premises itself. Certification is done by the Women’s Polytechnic, Government of Bihar.
Regular programmes that carry the committee’s work into communities.
01 · Health
Free and community health camps for women and children, with check-ups, guidance and follow-up support.
02 · Care
Safe care, nutrition awareness and protection activities so children can grow with dignity and support.
03 · Environment
Plantation drives that involve families and trainees in a greener, healthier neighbourhood.
04 · Community
Relief and welfare work that reaches women, children and families who need timely help.
Awareness sessions, skill workshops and discussions organised by Mahila Imdad Committee on women’s empowerment, health, education and community welfare.
A Two-Day Seminar by Mahila Imdad Committee at Lok Bhavan, Patna, Bihar The mental well-being of children and adolescents is an issue that deserves our collective attention, empathy and action. With this belief, a two-day seminar on the mental well-being of children and adolescents was organised by the Mahila Imdad Committee at Lok Bhavan, Patna, bringing together parents, educators, students […]
A glimpse of recent relief and support by Mahila Imdad Committee — assistance given to women, children and families in need.
