Welcome To Kankura Masat Social Welfare Society

KMSWS is located in the South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal. In 2006 the Ministry of Panchayati Raj named South 24 Parganas one of the country's 250 most backward districts (out of a total of 640). In South 24 Parganas, 37.2% of the population lives below poverty line, while 84.2% are based in rural areas. Literacy rate, male 58.9% and female: 41.1%, are lower than the Indian average. 

KMSWS was established in 1999. It is working to improve the poor conditions of education, environment, and health in the Masat region located in South 24 Parganas district. Since 2001, we are engaged in running pre-primary and primary schools for local children. At KMSWS, we regularly organize health check up clinics for mothers and their children. As part of our livelihood improvement program, we have taken initiatives to organize vocational training for local unemployed youth. In the environment and sustainable agricultural front, our activities include raising awareness about the usefulness of organic farming among local farmers. As far as the senior citizens are concerned, we regularly arrange medical camps, cultural programs to take care of their needs.

Annual Report and Audit Report

Please see 'About' page for last two years Audit Report and see 'Contact' page for last two years Annual Report

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RCC District Award

This year Kankura Masat society bagged RCC District award, category agriculture(3rd prize), literacy(3rd prize), spl prize for child safety and recognition for outstanding community development work for the year 2017-18 from RID 3291 on last Sunday at Rotary Sadan from Rotary district officials. We acknowledge our deep gratitude to our sponsoring RC Calcutta South Subarban, Inner Wheel Club of Calcutta South Subarban, other supporting organisations and our beloved well wishers.

Recent Activities

Celebration of International Yoga Day

Pradhan Mantri Bharatiya Janaushadhi Kendra(PMBJK)

We are pleased to announce that we opened a medicine shop under Pradhan Mantri Bharatiya Janaushadhi project. We organised a meeting cum seminar with local health workers both Govt. and private. Dr. AK Majumder, retired child specialist of D/Harbour district hospital, Mr. Anirban Roy, marketing executive of BPPI and Mr. Bikash Ch. Mandal, BDO representative were the speakers of this event. The motto of this event is to spread the message that in our centre , where quality medicines available with affordable price, especially for less privileged.

Teachers Training Program

Five months teachers training workshop have been started from 9th February and will continue till 9th July. Our teachers and another 15 teachers from Non-Govt schools are participants of this program. Motto of this program is to create innovative TLMs (teaching learning materials) and education with fun.  Total 25 teachers will be benefited from this event. Department of Higher Education, Science and Technology and Bio-technology of Gov of West Bengal sponsored this program.

Test Papers Distribution Programme for less privileged secondary students