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named on this web page of NGOs India; address: Saroj Nalini Dutt Memorial Association, 23/1 Ballygunge Station Road, Kolkata – 700 019, West Bengal, Tel: 91 33 24406852 , 33 24408656. No E-mail and Website indicated. Contact: Mrs Aroti Dutt.
Purpose: Aged, Child welfare, Disability, Disadvantaged communities, Education, Employment, Environment, Food and Nutrition, Grants/Aids, Health, Human Rights, Information and Communications Technology, Law, Population, Poverty, Rural Development, Sanitation, Science and Technology, Sustainable Development, Training, Water, Women’s issues.
Aim/Objective/Mission: In India early last century the position of women was low both in social and economic life. They had neither education nor economic ability, having no share in their husband and father’s property. Their life was a long history of ignominy and suffering depending on charity. The basic idea of pioneering organisation was to give dignity to women and to empower them with education and economic freedom through Training of Crafts and vocational education. Our mission is to reach that goal and give a place of honour to women which they will gain on their own right and be considered by her family and society as a person of worth recognition and respect. We have to move with the time, in the present day information Technology has got priority in many aspects and we have added in our project Planning Computer Training for girls.
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Address no 2 named on this web page of Sulekha:
Saroj Nalini Dutt Memorial Association, Village Mirpur, P.S. Bishnupur, South Parganas, Barasat, Kolkata – 700124, Landmark: Near Amtala Bazar, Phone: 033-24707899
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Described on catchcal.com: HISTORY AND BACKGROUND – Saroj Nalini Dutta Memorial Association has been working for the development of the women and children for last seventy four years. Smt. Saroj Nalini Dutt, whose sacred name the Association bears, was the founder of Mahila Samiti Movement in undivided Bengal & India.
After the death of Smt. Saroj Nalini in January, 1925 at the age of thirty seven, this Association was founded by her husband, late Gurusaday Dutt, an illustrious member of the Indian Civil Serice to continue her work and to commemorate her memory. In pre-partition days, this Association had more than four hundred Mahila Samities, mostly in rural West Bengal and two (2) in other neighbouring states.
This Association is one of the founder members of Associated Country Women of the World (A.C.W.W.), Lanka mahila Samiti of Sri Lanka and Bangla Desh Mahila Samiti of Bangladesh.
Main objectives:
- (a) To educate women of low income group families both in urban and rural areas;
- (b) To arrange facilities for maternal and child health care and teach hygiene and principles of basic health and child care to rural and urban women;
- (c) To teach Nutrition and Family Planning in order to improve the quality of life;
- (d) To establish and run vocational training centers for improving the economic condition of women;
- (e) To work for the welfare of children concerning their health, education and other activities;
- (f) To look after aged women, widows and deserted wives;
- (g) To train women in Teacher’s Training so that they can become teachers in rural and urban areas.
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