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The Mission, a philanthropic organisation, is a Registered Society, recognised and aided by both the State and the Central Governments. The Head Quarter of the Mission is at Barrackpore and it has 23
centers in five states of the Country and also one in the United Kingdom. These
centers, with excellent infrastructures are engaged in different educational and social welfare activities. Some of the activities are as follows :
 School up to secondary level for more than 7000 students
Welfare homes for destitute children, deaf and dumb
and/or blind girls
Welfare homes for senior citizens
Residential vocational training cum production centers
Medical services with charitable dispensaries, hospitals
and training
center for nurses
Provision for supply of drinking water to areas of water
scarcity
Dairy, poultry, goatery and agricultural farming
Fisheries
Printing press for publication of books of general nature
and of religious interest
A large public library
Education and medical care for street children
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Swamiji with the Hon'ble President of
India and the Hon'ble Governor of W.B.
The Hon’ble President of India
Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam with a
group of school children
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The Mission has received numerous national and other awards for its outstanding welfare activities.
1984: National Award by the Ministry of Human Resources Development,
Dept. of Woman & Child
Development, Govt. of India.
1992: Swanayak Vivekananda Epic Award by India Epic Culture Center, Kolkata.
1992: Best employer of the physically handicapped award by Directorate of Social Welfare, Govt. of
West Bengal.
1998: Jal Modi Award by Rotary Club of Kolkata for outstanding Social Service to the Society.
1999: Recognised by the Govt. of West Bengal as a State Resource
Center on Visual Disability
under the National Programme For Rehabilitation of Persons with Disability.
2000: National Award by the Ministry of Social Welfare.
2002: National Award by the Dept. of Woman & Child Development, Govt. of India.
2003: Hon'ble President of India Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam visited the Mission and gifted his two
months' salary for welfare activities.
The school for blinds
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A vocational training class for girls |
The Mission has now planned to enter into the higher education arena of the Country by developing a
new system of education.
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