Who We Are · Est. 2020
Bargach Foundation is a registered non-profit organisation working across West Bengal, Odisha and Madhya Pradesh — creating access to education, digital skills, livelihoods, safe drinking water and sanitation for underserved communities. Aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs 3, 6, 8 & 17), we have positively impacted 1,40,000 beneficiaries through community-driven initiatives.
"A child needs the right environment to learn. A family needs safe water to live healthier lives."
— Bargach Foundation PhilosophyWhere We Began
Established in 2020, Bargach Foundation is a registered non-profit organisation dedicated to creating sustainable social impact through Safe Drinking Water, Sanitation, Skill Development, and Youth Empowerment.
Our work has grown around some of the most practical challenges faced by rural and semi-urban communities — limited access to learning opportunities, digital resources, employable skills, safe drinking water and sanitation.
Aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs 3, 6, 8 & 17), we work to improve the quality of life for underserved communities across West Bengal, Odisha and Madhya Pradesh.
Our programmes bring together education, digital literacy, skill development, livelihood enhancement, safe drinking water and WASH — addressing these needs at the community level, one village at a time.
Discover Our Full Story →What Guides Us
Everything we do is anchored in two commitments — the society we want to help build, and the practical work that gets us there.
By empowering communities through education, livelihood opportunities, clean water and responsible development — so that people have the resources, knowledge and opportunities needed to shape their own futures.
To improve lives by promoting sustainable development, strengthening livelihoods, expanding access to safe drinking water and sanitation, and creating opportunities for youth through skill development — reaching 1,40,000 beneficiaries across three states.
Creating pathways to knowledge,
skills, health & self-reliance.
For many underserved communities across West Bengal, Odisha and Madhya Pradesh, everyday barriers can make it difficult to access the opportunities that others may take for granted.
We work to address these challenges through practical, community-focused initiatives — from safe drinking water and WASH to digital literacy, skill development and youth empowerment.
Our aim is not simply to provide short-term assistance.
It is to create pathways towards knowledge, skills, health, dignity, employment and self-reliance — impacting more than 1,40,000 beneficiaries through community-driven initiatives.
We envision communities where people have the resources, knowledge and opportunities needed to shape their own futures.
Our Vision
By empowering communities through education, livelihood opportunities, clean water and responsible development.
Our Commitment
This vision reflects the Foundation's commitment to community empowerment, sustainable development and responsible action across West Bengal, Odisha and Madhya Pradesh.
Our Mission
To improve lives by promoting sustainable development, strengthening livelihoods, expanding access to safe drinking water and sanitation, and creating opportunities for youth through skill development.
Our Programmes
Our mission comes to life through programmes focused on education, digital literacy, employability, livelihoods, water, sanitation and community awareness — reaching 1,40,000 beneficiaries.
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We work to improve access to safe drinking water while promoting awareness around sanitation, hygiene and responsible water practices.
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Through child-focused initiatives such as Alokodoy, we support children from underserved communities with learning opportunities and educational resources.
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Our Community IT Centres create opportunities for marginalised community members to learn technology and develop digital skills.
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We help youth develop practical, professional and employment-oriented skills that can contribute to greater financial independence.
These focus areas reflect the Foundation's stated work around safe drinking water, sanitation, skill development and youth empowerment.
We design our work around real community needs and long-term opportunities.
Understand local needs and aspirations. Work with communities, partners and institutions.
Turn needs into practical programmes. Build skills, knowledge and opportunities. Create lasting community value.
We believe communities understand their challenges best. That is why people remain at the centre of our programmes — from education and digital skills to employment and safe drinking water.
Education
A child-friendly coaching initiative supporting 50 children from Dokra artisan families with learning opportunities and resources. Established Sep 2025 in Purba Bardhaman.
Digital Literacy
Free access to technology, digital literacy and job-oriented IT skills across 30 centres in 13 districts, reaching 20,000+ beneficiaries.
Livelihood
Training youth through partnerships with Utkarsh Bangla and Emami Foundation. and 700 job placements from Batch 3.
WASH
Improving access to safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene — 33 taps in Dokra village (400+ villagers) and 3 purifiers in Patachitra Gram (500+ villagers).
We work with organisations, institutions, government initiatives and community stakeholders to extend the reach of our programmes.
Our work aligns with four key Sustainable Development Goals:
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Managing Trustee · Chairman
Trustee
Financial Trustee
The Foundation is guided by a dedicated leadership team committed to transparency, accountability and community-first governance.
