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SARANI
Welcome to
SARANI a non-profit committed to building a hunger-free and educated world, starting with our local communities. We believe that education and food security are fundamental human rights and that every person, regardless of age or background should have access to basic needs. With our programs and initiatives, we are committed to breaking down barriers that stand in the way of people achieving their full potential.
How to help
Connect with us
+91 98304 27615
gsantara@gmail.com
Lives Impacted
50,000
Women through life skill training, Awareness and advocacy
5,000
Children addressing their nutritional need
2,000
5,000
children in accessing educational services
children in accessing educational services
Education Project
At SARANI, we believe that education is a fundamental right and the most powerful tool for breaking the cycle of poverty and inequality. Through our education project, we have been working tirelessly to bring quality learning opportunities to children in underserved communities.
Our community-based classes and school-support initiatives are helping students overcome academic and social barriers, enabling them to stay engaged in their studies and thrive. With regular learning sessions, personalized attention, and parental involvement, we have seen a remarkable improvement in school retention and academic performance.
Today, more children are staying in school, performing better in exams, and dreaming bigger for their future. We are proud to witness this positive transformation and remain committed to building an inclusive, empowered, and educated generation.
Earth Project
In a village nestled on the fringes of the Sunderbans forest, a dynamic collective of women and youth is revolutionizing the agricultural scene through the embrace of organic practices. Their dedication to nurturing the soil not only halts environmental decline but also paves the way for a brighter future for our communities. SARANI stands resolute in its pledge to furnish the essential resources required for our farmers to shift towards organic farming methodologies, thus contributing to the creation of a more sustainable world.
Livelihood Project
At SARANI, we believe that true empowerment begins with the ability to earn a dignified living. Our Livelihood Project is designed to equip marginalized youth and women with the practical skills they need to become self-reliant and confident contributors to their families and communities.
Through structured skill training programs in trades such as garment making, beautician work, electrical wiring, catering, vermicomposting, and more, we provide not just education but a pathway to sustainable income. Our initiative goes beyond training—we also facilitate access to financial institutions, government welfare schemes, and entrepreneurial guidance.
So far, we have trained over [insert number] individuals, many of whom have gone on to start their own businesses or secure employment in their trained fields. With every person we train, we take one step closer to breaking the cycle of poverty and building a society where every individual can lead a life of dignity and self-sufficiency.
STORIES
Tanuja Jha
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
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 SARANI, nutritious food to improve his health.
Radha Rani Gayen
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.
