About Us

A non-political, non-profit society serving Birbhum district — strong in free legal aid and human-rights protection, alongside livelihood, health, and education work.

Who we are

Birbhum Kusmore Chetona Welfare Society

Birbhum Kusmore Chetona Welfare Society is a newly registered, non-political, non-profit, and philanthropic voluntary organization serving the full Birbhum district. We stand especially strong in free legal aid and human-rights protection for underprivileged people — and work for holistic upliftment of marginalized and minority families through legal counselling, government-scheme linkage, skills, healthcare, education, agriculture, and environment.

Registration: S0055391 of 2024-2025
Incorporated: 21 February 2025

Serving villages across Birbhum district

Vision

A Birbhum where every marginalized family can access justice, dignity, safety, modern healthcare, education, and sustainable livelihoods — regardless of caste, religion, or gender.

Mission

To protect human rights through free legal aid and awareness; improve socio-economic conditions through technical training, modern education, women’s health and public healthcare, scientific farming, and self-reliance — delivered with full legal compliance and financial transparency.

What we stand for

Values & commitments

Non-political & philanthropic

We serve the public interest — not parties, castes, or private profit.

Justice for the underprivileged

Free legal counselling, rights camps, and support in cases of exploitation so dignity is not denied for lack of money.

Women at the centre

Economic self-reliance paired with legal awareness and protection against violence and rights violations.

Zero tolerance for corruption

Society funds and assets are used only for registered objectives.

Transparent governance

A 7-member Executive Committee, joint bank operation, and annual CA audit.

Focus

Where we work

Led by free legal aid and rights protection — plus women’s welfare, schemes & education, health, farming, and environment.

Free legal aid & rights

Counselling, awareness camps, PIL support, and High Court / Women’s Commission guidance for those who cannot afford private advocates.

Govt. schemes & education

Help with Kanyashree, Rupashree, Krishak Bandhu, Swasthya Sathi, pensions, and learning support for students.

Women’s welfare

Training, SHGs, and rights protection for rural and tribal women.

Improved healthcare

Affordable medicines, diagnostics, camps, and women’s health focus.

Agriculture & economy

Scientific farming, livestock livelihoods, and rainwater harvesting.

Environment & safety

Afforestation, plastic-free drives, fire safety, and disaster relief.

Leadership

Governing body

Seven-member Executive Committee · 2-year term · Daily operations and financial decisions rest with this body.

President

Nandarani Paul Dey

Leads meetings and policy direction for the society as a social worker and head of the Executive Committee.

Secretary

Biplab Mondal

Handles administration, official correspondence, and day-to-day coordination of the society.

Treasurer

Yeasin Sk

Manages accounts with the Secretary under joint bank operation and supports audit readiness.

Executive Member

Mandira Ghosh

Supports program supervision and community engagement across society initiatives.

Executive Member

Probin Chandra Sahu

Contributes to field oversight across the society’s program areas.

Executive Member

Sneha Khatun

Supports women’s development and community outreach programs.

Executive Member

Jasmin Nehar

Supports local coordination and community-facing work of the society.

Oversight

Legal advisor

Court counsel supporting the society’s free legal-aid work across Birbhum.

Legal Advisor

Mr. T. K. Sengupta

Advocate, Rampurhat Court — advises the society on free legal aid and rights matters.

Accountability

Transparency & governance

Clear operating rules that protect donors, members, and the communities we serve.

01
Executive Committee of 7 members; each term is 2 years.
02
Annual General Meeting at least once a year; Executive meetings at least once a month.
03
Resolutions are recorded in the Minutes Book and signed by attending members.
04
Bank account operated jointly by the Secretary and the Treasurer.
05
Mandatory annual audit by a registered Chartered Accountant.