Progressive Rural Active Youths Action for Society - SMC Project
Progressive Rural Active Youths Action for Society - SMC Project
Project Brief: A school to educate children of migrant poor workers
Project Type: Formal Schools (description)
Primary Focus: children of migrant workers (description)
Supporting Chapter Contact:
Colorado
Project Type: Formal Schools (description)
Primary Focus: children of migrant workers (description)
Secondary Focus: creating resources
Area: RuralSupporting Chapter Contact:
Colorado
Status: current / ongoing
Project Steward: Sandeep Sarkar
Project Partner(s): LOK Das
Other Contacts:
Project Address: , ICHAPUR Sealdanga,P.O.- Santragachi,Howrah,
WEST BENGAL 711104
Tel: 011 91 9836509314
Stewarding Chapter: Colorado
Project Steward: Sandeep Sarkar
Project Partner(s): LOK Das
Other Contacts:
Project Address: , ICHAPUR Sealdanga,P.O.- Santragachi,Howrah,
WEST BENGAL 711104
Tel: 011 91 9836509314
Stewarding Chapter: Colorado
Sep 2024 | Austin | USD 9041 |
Sep 2024 | Boston | USD 4838 |
Jun 2024 | Colorado | USD 2667 |
Aug 2023 | Colorado | USD 8093 |
Feb 2023 | Colorado | USD 7717 |
Jul 2022 | Colorado | USD 7040 |
Dec 2021 | Colorado | USD 2493 |
Jul 2021 | Colorado | USD 5584 |
Jul 2020 | Colorado | USD 8514 |
Aug 2019 | Colorado | USD 9737 |
Nov 2018 | Colorado | USD 962 |
Jun 2018 | Colorado | USD 9481 |
Jul 2017 | Colorado | USD 9212 |
Nov 2016 | Colorado | USD 7671 |
May 2016 | Colorado | USD 6858 |
Jan 2016 | Colorado | USD 5942 |
Aug 2015 | Colorado | USD 3922 |
Total = $109772
Construct a school to be run by PRAYAS (a social organization relying on youths to bring progressive changes) where children of migrant workers can receive free education and get help with their basic needs.
The overall aim of PRAYAS is to provide meaningful and viable opportunities to poor and deprived sections of rural societies, so as to enhance their social and economic level leading to a life with dignity and self-respect.
Towards achieving the overall aims, PRAYAS undertakes a number of projects in the various sectors of Education, Health Care, Water & Sanitation, Income Generation and Awareness/Capacity building and have separate objectives of each of such sectors.
Vision
PRAYAS envisages a society free from the perils of religion, caste, creed or class, where people live in peaceful coexistence with nature, utilizing nature’s resources to meet only their needs; and where people are healthy, educated and prosperous in physical, mental and materials terms.
Mission
PRAYAS shall strive towards providing opportunities for social and economic advancement of the poor and underprivileged sections of the society. The organization shall always strive for the empowerment of women and development of children as guiding forces to build a stronger and self-sufficient society.
Towards achieving the overall aims, PRAYAS undertakes a number of projects in the various sectors of Education, Health Care, Water & Sanitation, Income Generation and Awareness/Capacity building and have separate objectives of each of such sectors.
Vision
PRAYAS envisages a society free from the perils of religion, caste, creed or class, where people live in peaceful coexistence with nature, utilizing nature’s resources to meet only their needs; and where people are healthy, educated and prosperous in physical, mental and materials terms.
Mission
PRAYAS shall strive towards providing opportunities for social and economic advancement of the poor and underprivileged sections of the society. The organization shall always strive for the empowerment of women and development of children as guiding forces to build a stronger and self-sufficient society.
The peninsular block of Shyampur forked between the rivers Roopnarayan, Hooghly and Damodar is perhaps one of the most deprived regions in South Bengal. The poverty stricken people live miserably here and their plight extends by the activities of anti social elements.
The handful of youth who managed to venture out and wiggle out of the system was frustrated with what is happening in those villages. They wanted to do something for their motherland, albeit the hidden dangers and threats involved. Thus was started the PRAYAS in 1988, basically as a meeting ground for the like-minded youth of the society. The founder of the society is L. K. Das, a genial young person.
Since then, PRAYAS has been relentlessly pursuing a goal of a just society where children receive best of education, support and opportunities to grow into responsible citizens of ‘morrow. As the years grew, as people started basing their confidence on the activists of the PRAYAS, the organization grew from strength to strength as a small but leading NGO undertaking comprehensive development work in the region. Today, PRAYAS is undertaking a range of projects aimed at overall development of the society with its majority marginal and underprivileged members. In the year 2009, the activities of PRAYAS spread to rural areas of North Bengal (Jalpaiguri district).
The handful of youth who managed to venture out and wiggle out of the system was frustrated with what is happening in those villages. They wanted to do something for their motherland, albeit the hidden dangers and threats involved. Thus was started the PRAYAS in 1988, basically as a meeting ground for the like-minded youth of the society. The founder of the society is L. K. Das, a genial young person.
Since then, PRAYAS has been relentlessly pursuing a goal of a just society where children receive best of education, support and opportunities to grow into responsible citizens of ‘morrow. As the years grew, as people started basing their confidence on the activists of the PRAYAS, the organization grew from strength to strength as a small but leading NGO undertaking comprehensive development work in the region. Today, PRAYAS is undertaking a range of projects aimed at overall development of the society with its majority marginal and underprivileged members. In the year 2009, the activities of PRAYAS spread to rural areas of North Bengal (Jalpaiguri district).
Sep 2024 Revised Budget for PRAYAS from April 2024 to March 25 (1).pdf
Sep 2024 Budget for PRAYAS from April 2024 to March 25 operation.pdf
Jun 2024 Revised Budget for SMC-April 2024 to March 2025 Teachers Salaries Only.pdf
Jun 2024 Sitevisitreport_for_PRAYAS_12212023.pdf
Jun 2024 Project Metrics
Aug 2023 PRAYAS 2023 Site Visit Report
Aug 2023 Budget for Prayas 2023 to 2024 financial year
Aug 2023 Budget for SMC-April 2023 to March 2024 Revised.pdf
Aug 2023 Site visit in 2023
Feb 2023 Sitevisit Report for PRAYAS Abalamban 04232022
Feb 2023 Budget for School for Migrant Children
Feb 2023 Budget for SMC-January 23 to June 23.pdf
Feb 2023 Project Quantification for Prayas.pdf
Apr 2022 Sitevisitreport for PRAYAS 04232022
Apr 2022 Budget for Prayas-April to Nov 2022
Nov 2021 Quaterly Budget for SishurSevay
Jan 2021 Site visit report PRAYAS in January of 2021
Jan 2021 Budget for the first half of the Prayas project 2021
Jun 2020 Budget for PRAYAS April-20 to March21
Jul 2019 Budget for year 2019 for Prayas
Jan 2019 Site-visit-report - 06th Jan 2019 to Prayas School
Oct 2018 Prayas Project Proposal for Vocational Training
Oct 2018 Modifies scope for Prayas Project Proposal for Vocational Training
May 2018 Budget Nov_17-Oct_18
Jan 2018 Site Visit Report Jan 2018
Jul 2017 Updated budget 2017-18
Oct 2016 Budget2016
Oct 2016 Budget2016_Operatingcosts
Jun 2016 Annual Report 2015-16
Apr 2016 Site_Visit_Report_APr2016
Apr 2016 Prayas_Site_Visit_Report_on_April2nd_2016.doc
Jan 2016 None
Jan 2016 Prayas Project Proposal
Jan 2016 Prayas Site Visit 01_12_16
Aug 2015 Asha Colorado's Prayas Proposal
Jun 2015 Prayas - Howrah
Mar 2015 asha_co_mm_032015 - Approval minutes
Jan 2015 PrayasHowrahFCRADocument
Dec 2014 Site Visit 2014
Nov 2014 Prayas Site Visit Repo
Apr 2013 AnnualReport2012-2013 PRAYAS.pdf
Sep 2024 Budget for PRAYAS from April 2024 to March 25 operation.pdf
Jun 2024 Revised Budget for SMC-April 2024 to March 2025 Teachers Salaries Only.pdf
Jun 2024 Sitevisitreport_for_PRAYAS_12212023.pdf
Jun 2024 Project Metrics
Aug 2023 PRAYAS 2023 Site Visit Report
Aug 2023 Budget for Prayas 2023 to 2024 financial year
Aug 2023 Budget for SMC-April 2023 to March 2024 Revised.pdf
Aug 2023 Site visit in 2023
Feb 2023 Sitevisit Report for PRAYAS Abalamban 04232022
Feb 2023 Budget for School for Migrant Children
Feb 2023 Budget for SMC-January 23 to June 23.pdf
Feb 2023 Project Quantification for Prayas.pdf
Apr 2022 Sitevisitreport for PRAYAS 04232022
Apr 2022 Budget for Prayas-April to Nov 2022
Nov 2021 Quaterly Budget for SishurSevay
Jan 2021 Site visit report PRAYAS in January of 2021
Jan 2021 Budget for the first half of the Prayas project 2021
Jun 2020 Budget for PRAYAS April-20 to March21
Jul 2019 Budget for year 2019 for Prayas
Jan 2019 Site-visit-report - 06th Jan 2019 to Prayas School
Oct 2018 Prayas Project Proposal for Vocational Training
Oct 2018 Modifies scope for Prayas Project Proposal for Vocational Training
May 2018 Budget Nov_17-Oct_18
Jan 2018 Site Visit Report Jan 2018
Jul 2017 Updated budget 2017-18
Oct 2016 Budget2016
Oct 2016 Budget2016_Operatingcosts
Jun 2016 Annual Report 2015-16
Apr 2016 Site_Visit_Report_APr2016
Apr 2016 Prayas_Site_Visit_Report_on_April2nd_2016.doc
Jan 2016 None
Jan 2016 Prayas Project Proposal
Jan 2016 Prayas Site Visit 01_12_16
Aug 2015 Asha Colorado's Prayas Proposal
Jun 2015 Prayas - Howrah
Mar 2015 asha_co_mm_032015 - Approval minutes
Jan 2015 PrayasHowrahFCRADocument
Dec 2014 Site Visit 2014
Nov 2014 Prayas Site Visit Repo
Apr 2013 AnnualReport2012-2013 PRAYAS.pdf