Transforming Lives Since 2009
Since September 12, 2009, Jalpaiguri Swapnatoron Welfare Society has empowered differently-abled individuals, women, and communities through vocational training, healthcare, and social welfare initiatives across Jalpaiguri, Darjeeling, and Coochbehar.
Our Impact in Numbers
Our efforts have created sustainable change, empowering thousands through skill development, healthcare, and community initiatives.
500+
Persons with Disabilities Trained
12,500+
Lives Impacted
60+
Community Projects Completed
3
Districts Reached
Key Initiatives
Our programs focus on vocational training, healthcare, women’s empowerment, and community development to address the unique needs of our communities.
Vocational Training
Empowering differently-abled individuals with skills in photo framing, cow dung agarbati, diya production, and industrial bag making for sustainable livelihoods.
Healthcare Access
Providing free homeopathic dispensary services, blood donation camps, and hearing aid repairs to enhance community health in rural areas.
Women's Empowerment
Supporting women through mushroom cultivation, tailoring, and jute craft training, fostering economic independence and leadership.
Community Development
Driving social impact through free Sanskrit coaching, book distribution, and voter awareness campaigns to promote education and civic engagement.
Stories of Change
Real stories from individuals whose lives have been transformed through our programs in vocational training, healthcare, and empowerment.
Empowering PwDs Through Vocational Training
Ramesh, a visually impaired individual from Jalpaiguri, learned photo framing and lamination through our collaboration with Ali Yavar Jung National Institute. He now runs a small framing business, earning a sustainable income and inspiring others in his community.
Women's Empowerment Through Mushroom Cultivation
Sunita, a single mother from Coochbehar, joined our mushroom cultivation program under Utkarsha Bangla. With training and market linkage support, she now leads a cooperative of 10 women, supplying mushrooms to local markets and achieving financial independence.
Healthcare Access for Rural Communities
Our free homeopathic dispensary, supported by K.D. Chowdhury Charitable Trust, provided treatment to over 500 patients in rural Jalpaiguri in 2022-23, including elderly individuals like Gita, who received free medication for chronic ailments.
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