CSRA
SURUL CENTRE FOR SERVICES IN RURAL AREA
MAKE PEOPLE
RESILIENT & THRIVING
At CSRA, we are dedicated to providing a platform for social, economic and educational empowerment. Through our innovative programs and initiatives, we strive to make a positive and lasting impact on the communities we serve. Our team of dedicated volunteers and professionals are committed to helping those in need and creating lasting, meaningful change.
We believe that everyone should have access to the resources needed to reach their full potential. Whether it is access to education, economic opportunity, or health and wellness, our aim is to ensure that no one is left behind. We invite you to join us on this journey and be a part of the CSRA.
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Small & Marginal Farmers trained & adopted climate-resilient agriculture practices in collaboration with Universities & Government
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Facilitated Record of Rights (RoR) for Homestead & Agriculture Land of the Tribal Households with special emphasis on Women
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Poor Households benefitted through food, nutrition, social security & sustainable livelihood interventions
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Children from marginalized communities have accessed entitlements of identity, scholarship, and other facilities for their education
About CSRA
The CSRA was established in the year 2000 by a group of social workers and academicians at Visva Bharati University. It works on community development and participatory assessment, which is actually backed by its social research interventions. It aims to improve the status of lives of marginalised people through community-driven sustainable development through intensive community mobilisation, information, capacity building, training, technical support and institutional linkage. The vision of the organisation is to establish a healthy and socio-economically empowered society that lives its lives fully with prosperity and equal opportunities.
STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK
2021 - 2025
As per SECC Data of 2011, more than 60% of rural people are in different forms of deprivation in West Bengal & Birbhum District. Gender inequality remains a key challenge. Climate damage impacts are seriously affecting communities in coastal and dry land areas. Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 needs a shift in approach, increased funds, and collaboration to counter inequalities and poverty.
On the above backdrop, CSRA has developed a strategic framework of 2021 - 2025 in recognition of the following future trends that will shape our rural society over the next five years.
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PICTORIALS
Silico Tuberculosis Camps for Stone Workers with District Health Department in October & November 2024
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Contact Us
We believe that improving people’s lives happens at the local level through their own efforts, where individuals play vital roles in their own communities.
ADDRESS
PHONE
Surul, PO. Sriniketan
Dist. Birbhum, Pin. 731236
West Bengal, India
+91-8250526133
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