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The PRASAD Project launched its first website to increase visibility and the ability to share information with supporters!

Classrooms for girls built in Vajeshwari to educate girls from economically disadvantaged families.

The Kalakendra Arts and Crafts Program is introduced to preserve the rich cultural heritage of the Tansa Valley, while also providing opportunities for self-expression and increasing employment options.

On April 6, 1998 the PRASAD Children’s Dental Health Program (PRASAD CDHP) launched in Sullivan County, New York.  PRASAD CDHP mobile dental clinic provides comprehensive, high quality dental services through

In partnership with the Indian government, PRASAD launched a rehabilitation program for people with physical disabilities. PRASAD provided treatment and aids such as wheelchairs and crutches to increase their self-reliance.

PRASAD Chikitsa begins the Bhojan Meals Program in response to the widespread malnutrition among patients seen by doctors at the mobile hospital. This program continues today as the Nutrition Program.

On July 25, 1996 PRASAD de México was founded to provide free eye surgeries to correct cataracts in adults and strabismus (cross-eyes) in children.

On July 27, 1994 PRASAD Chikitsa was established as a Charitable Trust to expand and continue its healthcare and community initiatives in the Tansa Valley in India.

On March 13, 1992 The PRASAD Project was incorporated in the United States as a global not-for-profit organization. Today, PRASAD Project is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) in Special Consultative Status

Mobile Dental Clinic in India is established to treat the widespread dental problems caused by poor nutrition and lack of oral hygiene.

Eye camps began restoring sight to hundreds of villagers throughout the Tansa Valley who had cataracts.