Welcome to Anjana Ghosh Memorial Social Welfare Trust
AGMSWT: Catalyzing Sustainable Change at the grassroots through Sustainable Solutions.
The Anjana Ghosh Memorial Social Welfare Trust (AGMSWT), established in 2008, is dedicated to empowering communities in the land where we live by addressing social obstacles and improving socio-economic conditions. Our work focuses on healthcare, women's empowerment, livelihood generation, and education, impacting millions over the past three years.
In healthcare, we're revolutionizing access through initiatives like Mobile Medical Units, TB elimination programs, and vision care, aligned with SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being). Our women's empowerment programs, including Self-Help Groups, promote gender equality (SDG 5) by fostering economic self-reliance.
AGMSWT's commitment extends to ensuring safe motherhood and reducing maternal and neonatal mortality, contributing to SDG 3. By fostering self-sufficiency and resilience, we're building a future of sustainable development.
With a 35.3% beneficiary growth rate (2021–24) and gender-balanced impact (60.5% female reach), AGMSWT combines community-centric models with systemic advocacy to create catalytic change.
Our Focus Areas
Health
AGMSWT delivers critical healthcare services, from TB elimination to maternal care and vision initiatives, reaching underserved populations and transforming lives through improved well-being.
Women Empowerment
AGMSWT empowers women through Self-Help Groups and programs focused on economic independence, skill development, and leadership, fostering gender equality and community change.
Livelihood Generation
AGMSWT creates pathways to self-sufficiency by providing training and resources that enable individuals to build sustainable livelihoods and break cycles of poverty.
Education
AGMSWT empowers youth from Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) by providing skill development, enabling access to education, and supporting placement or entrepreneurship.
Our Beneficiary
2021 To 2022 / Total Beneficiary
2022 To 2023 / Total Beneficiary
2023 To 2024 / Total Beneficiary
Last 3 Years Summary
Total Beneficiary Reached 9,36,322
- Rogi Sahayata Kendra (RSK) -3,30,306 Beneficiary.
- Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) 2,10,036 Beneficiary.
- Fight Against Tuberculosis (TB) 1,51,101 Beneficiary.
- Women Only Initiatives (waiting Hut & Nischay Yan)- 17,202 Beneficiary.
- Spectacle Distribution (NPCB) - 73,771 Beneficiary.
- Sabala (Women Empowerment Program)- 1,53,906 Beneficiary.
Our News & Events
Recent News
Discover the latest news, inspiring stories, and impactful events from our NGO. Stay connected with our mission, celebrate community achievements, and join us in driving meaningful change through awareness, action, and collaboration. Every update brings us closer to impact.
20th May
2025
09:00 AM
Medical Healthcare Camp
1st June
2025
11:00 AM
Education for poor children
30th May
2025
09:00 AM
Tree Plantation Program
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500
+Total Donations
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350
+Projects Funded
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750
+Happy People
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150
+Our Volunteers
Our Testimonials
Feedback for ongoing project
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"Before the SHG, I was confined to my home. Now, I run a thriving tailoring business! AGMSWT in Sutahata Block, Purba Medinipur, gave me skill training, a loan, and confidence. My children are in school, and I have a voice. This change is incredible!"
Jamila Momin
Self-Help Group (SHG) Revolution
"TB had taken my hope. AGMSWT's support in Basirhat Block, North 24 Parganas, was a lifeline. Free check-ups and regular follow up visit by AGMSWT didis ensured that I completed treatment. Now, I'm healthy and back at work. I am grateful for this second chance."
Karim Sheikh
National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP)
"Lost and scared at the hospital, I was about to return home when a Rogi Sahayak guided me through tests, doctor visits, and paperwork - all for free. My harnia surgery happened within days. They treated me like family, not just a patient."
Abdul Razzak (Egra SSH beneficiary)
Rogi Sahayata Kendra (RSK)
"Living in Onda Block, Bankura, healthcare was distant. The MMU brought doctors to us. The mobile clinic saved my daughter's life when she had severe pneumonia. With no hospital nearby, we'd have lost her. The doctor treated her on the spot and followed up until recovery. Now, our entire village waits for the AGMSWT dads and didis every month."
Parbati Murmu, Tribal woman
Mobile Medical Units (MMU)
"At 17, pregnant and terrified, the Waiting Hut became my safe haven. Nurses monitored me daily, and when complications arose, they rushed me to surgery. My baby and I survived because of their care. Now I advise every young mother to go there."
Anjali Sardar, Gosaba, South 24 Parganas
Waiting Hut for Pregnant Women
"When labor pains started at midnight during floods, Nischay Yaan's ambulance reached our waterlogged village in 30 minutes. The driver carried me through waist-deep water. My son was born safely at the hospital without this service, we wouldn't have made it."
Rina Ghorui (Chandipur, Mahishadal Block, Purba Medinipur)
Nischay Yaan
"My eyesight was failing. AGMSWT's free eye check-up in Mahesail Panchayat, Murshidabad, and glasses changed everything. Now, I can read and see my grandchildren. Thank you AGMSWT for giving back my vision!"
Ram Chandra Das, 63 years
Anjana Netra Seva
