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Fighting Poverty Since 1998

Building stronger, self-reliant communities

Dakshin Dinajpur Deshbandhu Rural Development Society (DRDS) is a registered
Non-Governmental Organization founded in 1998 with a mission to fight poverty and empower marginalized communities in rural West Bengal, India.

We believe in sustainable, community-led development that uplifts the most vulnerable, ensuring access to clean water, education, renewable energy, livelihood opportunities, and women's empowerment.

Community-Led Development
Sustainable Solutions
Women Empowerment
Livelihood Programs

What We Do

Comprehensive development programs designed to create lasting impact in rural communities

Senior Citizen Care

Providing safe, respectful living spaces and dedicated care for elderly community members in need of dignity and support.

Education for Girls & Women

Offering training, guidance, and resources to help women achieve independent livelihoods and strengthen their economic security.

Women's Self-Reliance

Empowering women through skill development programs that foster economic independence and self-sufficiency.

Wood & Bamboo Crafts

Teaching sustainable wood and bamboo craftsmanship to create skilled artisans and generate reliable local employment.

24/7 Ambulance Service

Operating round-the-clock ambulance services to provide urgent, life-saving medical transport for vulnerable communities.

Garment Training

Delivering practical training in garment production to enhance employability and support local small business development.

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Comprehensive development programs designed to create lasting impact in rural communities

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