Through skill training & self-reliance
Ensuring healthy early child development
Academic coaching & learning centers
Women and children benefitted
SARANI is a dedicated grassroots non-profit organization operating in West Bengal since 2003. We believe that sustainable social change is only possible when marginalized women are equipped with vocational skills, legal rights awareness, healthcare access, and economic self-reliance.
From the remote delta islands of the Sundarbans to urban slum pockets in Kolkata, SARANI works directly alongside communities, fostering self-help groups, child education centers, and women-led eco-enterprises.
Academic coaching, learning kits, and adult literacy for first-generation learners.
Certified tailoring, artisan craftsmanship, and garment design for self-reliance.
Computer operations, safe internet navigation, and digital financial skills.
Establishing self-help group micro-enterprises and market sales networks.
Promoting sustainable development, creating awareness and environment safe greener choices for a brighter future
Hygienic pad distribution and breaking health taboos in villages.
Climate-resilient box crab fattening in saline coastal delta waters.
Mangrove afforestation and embankment protection drives.
Garment stitching and micro-business management training.
Academic coaching and computer access for rural learners.
Vigilance committees and legal awareness protecting vulnerable girls.
Tanuja Jha, selected by SARANI for boutique design training, exemplifies resilience and determination. Despite facing early marriage and limited educational opportunities, she embraced the training wholeheartedly, gradually mastering the craft. Her journey not only symbolizes personal empowerment but also reflects her deep commitment to building a secure future for her family and breaking the cycle of hardship for her daughter.
Hirak Mandal, a brilliant student from Samsernagar 2. Coming from a family of six, Hirak’s father earns a living by catching crabs. At just 1 year and 6 months old, Hirak began showing symptoms of a severe health condition. After medical tests, he was diagnosed with “Thalassemia“. Despite his health struggles, Hirak is currently in class Vii. Our teacher provides special care and guidance, ensuring that he continues to progress academically. With the help of the centre, Hirak is also receiving from nutritious food to improve his health.
Radha Rani Lives in Samsernagar in the end of Sundarban. She said that “I want to become a policewoman to protect women." Difficult economic and living conditions sometimes stimulate people to work harder to improve their condition like our child Radha Rani. The income from her family cannot fulfil the cost of her education. Besides there is no computer and no internet connection in the village. Recently we provided them both for their betterment. Due to poor economic conditions she has no individual private tutor. She Comes to Medha Bikash centre for the post school tuition.
Every contribution helps provide quality education for children, vocational machine kits for women, hygienic sanitary pads, and sustainable organic farming tools.
