Vill- Prasannakati,Basirhat, 24 pgs( N), Pin – 743292

+91 9563522253 / 9832569123

birdbasirhat@gmail.com

About Us

Basirhat Initiative for Rural Dedication

Welcome To

Basirhat Initiative for Rural Dedication

Basirhat Initiative for Rural Dedication(BIRD) is a non-profit charitable organization based in West Bengal, dedicated to the development of women and children. Founded by a group of compassionate individuals, we share a vision of elevating rural Bengal to new heights. Our primary focus is on combating human trafficking, a grave issue in the areas we serve, where women and children are particularly vulnerable. We work to raise awareness of potential risks and protect them from victimization. Our efforts include rescuing victims, providing rehabilitation, and offering legal support to help them obtain justice. Additionally, we offer various vocational training programs to empower individuals with the skills needed for prestigious employment. Since our inception, Basirhat Initiative for Rural Dedication(BIRD) has actively worked in numerous villages to combat human trafficking and raise awareness. In the future, we aim to expand our initiatives to more blocks, districts, and beyond West Bengal. These efforts will only be possible with your support and collaboration. We warmly invite you to join our mission and help fuel our spirit to achieve our goals. Together, we can make a significant impact on the lives of women and children, fostering empowerment and creating safer communities.

Mission

To empower women and children, reduce the number of human trafficking victims, and create a safe and supportive society for all, fostering dignity and resilience.

Vision

To build a just and fair world where women and children can live without fear of unfavorable situations, flourish, and fully recognize their potential and unique identities.

Objective

To provide comprehensive support and guidance, raise awareness, and cultivate a society that believes in humanity and justice, prioritising empowerment and resilience among women and children.