Sabuj Sangha is a non-profit non-government organization dedicated improving the lives of deprived people of West Bengal, India through participation and empowerment. It was established in Sunderbans of West Bengal, India; was registered under West Bengal Societies Registration Act 1961 in 1975. Sabuj Sangha has grown into a vibrant organization working with a range of people across multiple sectors catering to the needs of vulnerable communities.

The organization is registered under section 12A & U/S 80G (5) (VI) of the Income Tax Act 1961 and under the Person with Disability Act 1995; empanelled with the Planning Commission/NITI, GoI, VANI, National CSR Hub, IICA; accredited by Guide Star India with Transparency Key; by Credibility Alliance and validated by CAF & Global Giving USA & UK, also enlisted with District and State Health & Family Welfare Society, Government of West Bengal for implementation of NPCB & NHM schemes.

Thematic areas of Sabuj Sangha are;

• Health & Nutrition

• Education & Protection

• Water, Sanitation & Hygiene

• Livelihood & Women Empowerment

• Environment & Disaster Response

Impact created so far:

Health Services to nearly 100000 marginalized in Sundarbans, Alipurduar , Kolkata & Bidhannagar of West Bengal

100 Community Tub wells in Sundarbans & Alipurduar

Sanitary Toilets in 9 school of Sagar

WATSAN Committees in Communities & Schools

Running Residential School for prevent Child Labour with 50 kids in W.B.

Running Model School with 200 peoples up to VIII Standard

Empower100 Adolescent Girls through education & life skill

Education Support of deprived children in Railway Squatter Colonies (Southern section - Sealdah & Villages in Alipurduar, in total 550

Empowering Women through Digital Financial Literacy & Entrepreneurship development in west Bengal 450000 people

Running Bakery fully Managed by Women- benefitted 50 women (17000 populations)

Relieving marginalized impacted by Covid-19 West Bengal- 50000; Cyclones Yaas & Amphan relief in West Bengal & Odisha- 30000 people ; Livelihood restoration support to - 600 families

More details visit: http://www.sabujsangha.org/