Capital Academy of Nursing (Formerly known as Sri Jagannath Institute of Medical Science & Research) has come into existence with a noble vision to develop the art for complete health services, care of the sick, physical, social, health education to the individual’s family and to the society as a whole for the prevention of diseases and promotion of health. Service to the mankind is the primary duties of nurses. Hence nurses should have the responsibility towards building the healthy society. Keeping in view to the present health scenario and in order to equip the youths accordingly, young girls in particular, who are considered to the best media to promote health services, Capital Academy of Nursing has undertaken education and training in the field of nursing and looking forward to expand the horizon in career building of the students in this field. The Institute has been established under the aegis of Sri Jagannath Education and Charitable Trust.

Capital Academy of Nursing had its humble beginning in the year 2006 permitted by Govt. of Orissa, Health & Family Welfare Department and approved by Indian Nursing Council, New Delhi for running B.Sc. Nursing Course with intake capacity of 50 seats.

Keeping in view the extreme dearth of M.Sc. Nursing professionals in the state it was felt necessary to open M.Sc. Nursing course in Capital Academy of Nursing and from the session 2016-17 INC, New Delhi has approved 25 seats i.e. 5 (Five) from each specialty.

The KBF envisages a self-reliant trust where empowered people will espouse the task of their own development on a sustainable basis. The organization also strives to establish a full-fledged multi specialty hospital shortly for which permission from State Government is under process.

Apart from the above, a Public School under CBSE Syllabus in the name and style “Manjari Devi Public School” has already been stated from the Academic Session 2017-18.

Health is a fundamental human right. Maintenance of optimum level of health entails individual as well as social responsibility. However, health can never be adequately protected by health services without active involvement of the community. To meet the above requirement KBF endeavored to empower the downtrodden, destitute, poverty stricken and SC/ST community through organized effort and help them to solve their problem in order to be self-reliant so that they can establish themselves in the society both economically and socially. With this aim in view, the trust launched Nursing education in the state in the year 2005.