The creation of an organisation by young people from Kailaspur, one of the most distant villages in the SUNDARBANS in the southernmost region of West Bengal, coincided with August 15, 1970, the auspicious day of India's independence. On this day, the group Amara Sabai, which means "We all," embarked on a lengthy journey to celebrate "Saraswati Puja," having been founded by a small group of passionate youth. The younger group then won the elders' compassion and support by starting community service projects. Furthermore, they were able to obtain eight cents of land from a few well-wishers.
With the following goals, the organisation gradually began its community development initiatives and established connections with many other organisations, including Nimpith Rama Krishna Mission, Baruipur Palli Unnayan Samity, Rama Krishna Mission Ashrama, Narendrapur Nehru Yuva Kendra Diamond Harbour (Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India), and many other organisations
Give the target practical skills by means of a vocational training plan.
Assist farmers in raising the productivity of their crops.
Engage in initiatives that promote women's and children's wellbeing.
Engage in revenue-generating endeavours on behalf of underprivileged communities.
Make both official and informal education available to underprivileged populations.
Establish cooperative ties with additional agencies to further the target group's overall development.
Implement practical steps to improve people's health, sanitation, and hygiene conditions.
Equip the women with different skills and make them aware of their rights, roles, and responsibilities in society.
Vision of the Organisation
A society where all live with dignity, enjoy equal opportunities and rights, and share social responsibility.
Mission of the Organisation
Sustainable development and self-reliance of local people through harnessing local resources and ensuring the participation of people in livelihood development.
After more than 50 years of travel, the organisation is now complete with its development of infrastructure, including buildings that are more than 15,000 square feet in size and equipped with all the furniture and equipment needed, as well as 7.33 hectares of land.