The Society for Prakritjan and Rural Development (SPARD) is a committed non-governmental organization focused on the comprehensive development of rural and semi-urban communities. Driven by a strong vision for social change, SPARD is officially registered and enjoys recognition under Sections 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act, which upholds its transparency and trustworthiness in every aspect of its work.
GET TO KNOW US
Headquartered in West Bengal, the organization works in key areas such as education, healthcare, women’s empowerment, and sustainable livelihoods. Its mission is to foster inclusive growth and bring about lasting, positive change within communities.
Our Operational Footprint
Headquartered in Dhubulia, Nadia district, West Bengal, the organization has strategic plans in place to expand its operations into neighboring states.
SPARD is actively engaged in multiple rural and tribal regions across West Bengal, implementing impactful development initiatives.
Each program is thoughtfully crafted to empower local communities by addressing their unique challenges and unlocking their full potential for sustainable growth.
Our Vision & Mission
OUR MISSION
At SPARD, our mission is to catalyze meaningful change in rural India through high-impact programs in education, healthcare, and sustainable livelihoods. Guided by the principles of inclusivity, transparency, and community-driven development, we strive to build resilient communities and create long-lasting social impact. Every initiative is designed to ensure that donor contributions translate into measurable and transformative outcomes on the ground.
OUR VISION
SPARD dreams of a future where no one is left behind — where marginalized and underserved communities rise with dignity, empowered to shape their own destinies through sustainable, inclusive development. We envision vibrant, self-reliant villages where hope thrives, opportunities grow, and every individual lives a life of purpose and pride.
FOCUS AREAS
SPARD drives sustainable rural development through four core areas: education and literacy, health and hygiene awareness, skill-based livelihood programs, and women’s empowerment. Each initiative is designed for high-impact, long-term change, with gender equity integrated across all activities to ensure inclusive growth.
Vision for Tomorrow
SPARD aims to extend its educational initiatives to 100 villages, ensuring greater access to quality learning. Plans are underway to deploy mobile health units to serve remote tribal communities with essential medical care. Additionally, the organization will establish digital skill development centers to empower rural youth with future-ready skills and employment opportunities.