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A Trust born out of empathy, built on action.

Bhargavi Samarth Welfare Trust brings government-aligned vocational training to rural and border-area youth across West Bengal and Assam.

Trainees holding certificates at the Bhargavi convocation
2025Our story begins
Our Story

Skilling rural Bharat, one centre at a time.

Bhargavi Samarth Welfare Trust is a non-profit registered with the Government of West Bengal in 2025 (Reg. No. IV-1901-00333/2025). Headquartered at Kora Para, Shishu Bagan, Raniganj, we run vocational training centres across West Bengal and Assam.

We have already trained 640+ youth, with 112 learners currently in active batches, having worked across 2 states. Our flagship collaboration with the Sashastra Seema Bal (31 BN SSB, Gossaigaon) brought a Basic Computer Course to border-area youth in January 2026.

640+Youth trained
112In active batches
2States
5Skill programs

"The trust came to our village, listened first, and then trained us. That respect changed everything."

Women SHG Member, West Bengal

Our journey so far

2025

Trust founded

Registered with the Government of West Bengal, with a simple belief that every young person deserves a real, employable skill.

2025

Convocation 2025

Government-recognised certificates handed over to trainees at a formal ceremony, in front of their families.

January 2026

SSB Basic Computer Course

Hands-on computer literacy for border-area youth, delivered with 31 BN SSB, Gossaigaon.

Today

640+ trained, 112 learning

Training centres across West Bengal and Assam, with special intake drives for women and first-generation learners.

Who we are

A registered non-profit, close to the communities it serves.

We work where opportunity is hardest to reach: villages and border areas, among women and first-generation learners. We partner with government and CSR donors so that training is practical, certified and low or no cost.

Who we serve

Our programs are built for people who are often left out of formal skilling.

Rural and border-area youthYoung people in villages and near the border.
Women and SHG membersSpecial intake drives for women.
First-generation learnersThe first in their family to train for a skill.

How we work

The same four steps in every community.

1Listen firstWe meet the community and understand what it needs.
2Train by doingHands-on batches at our centres and with partners.
3CertifyGovernment-recognised certificates for every learner who completes.
4CelebrateFormal convocation ceremonies with families present.

Our partners

We do not work alone.

Sashastra Seema Bal (31 BN SSB, Gossaigaon) CSR donors Government of West Bengal (registration)
Mission & global goals

What we work towards.

Everything we do, from the first batch to the last certificate, comes back to three statements and a set of global goals.

Our Mission

To deliver employable, government-aligned vocational skills to underserved youth across rural and border areas of India.

Our Vision

A Bharat where every young person, regardless of geography, has access to a real, certified skill and a dignified livelihood.

Our Values

Dignity. Transparency. Inclusion. Partnership with government and CSR donors. Community ownership in every centre.

DignityEvery learner is treated with respect.
TransparencyOpen about who we are and how we work.
InclusionWomen and first-generation learners come first.
PartnershipGovernment and CSR donors, side by side.
OwnershipEach centre belongs to its community.
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Global Goals
Global goals

Local work, global goals.

SDG1

No Poverty

A certified skill opens a path to steady income for rural and border-area families.

SDG4

Quality Education

Government-aligned, hands-on training delivered at our centres and with partners.

SDG5

Gender Equality

Special intake drives for women and SHG members, so training reaches them first.

SDG8

Decent Work

Industry-aligned skilling with CSR support, built around employable skills.

Governance

Registration & Partners

We are a registered non-profit and we keep our records open to donors and partners.

WB Govt. Registered NGO 2025
31 BN SSB, Gossaigaon Partner
CSR Donor Programs
Active in WB & Assam

Registration No. IV-1901-00333/2025, Government of West Bengal. For detailed governance information, please visit our Governance page.

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