Skills. Dignity.
Opportunity.
Shri Riddhi Navachar Foundation works across West Bengal to put education, employable skills and healthcare within reach of the people who need them most.
- Sports
- Women’s Sports
- Environment
- Health Care
- Education
- Cultural Heritage
A Foundation Built on Purpose
Shri Riddhi Navachar Foundation is a not-for-profit company registered under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013, based in Kolkata.
We bridge the gap through education, skill training, women's empowerment, healthcare access, and the preservation of India's art, artisans and heritage.
Every rupee we receive goes back into the work.
By law and by design, our foundation distributes no profit to anyone.
Creating Impact Across Key Areas
Skill Development
Vocational training, computer and digital literacy, and entrepreneurship programs that lead to real employment and self-employment.
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Women's Empowerment
Self-help groups, financial literacy, livelihood projects and awareness campaigns that build independence, not dependence.
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Education
Support for schools, libraries, coaching and training centres, scholarships and mentorship for students from economically weaker families.
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Health
Medical camps, health awareness drives and support for clinics and health centres in communities with limited access to care.
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Art, Culture & Heritage
Backing craftspeople with training, exhibitions and market access, and joining efforts to conserve India's monuments and cultural sites.
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Environment & Sustainability
Tree plantation, waste management, water conservation, renewable energy awareness and climate action at the community level.
⟶The work so far
The gap
What problem do we solve?
Talent is spread evenly across West Bengal. Opportunity is not. Three gaps turn up in every district we work in.
Training that does not match hiring
Young people finish school and still cannot find work, because what they learned and what employers want are two different things.
Income that sits in one pair of hands
When earning and deciding sit with one person, a household stays one illness or one bad season away from crisis. Most programmes stop at awareness.
Care that costs a day of earnings
For many families the nearest reliable doctor is a day of travel and a day of lost wages away, so small problems are left until they are big ones.
The change
What impact do we create?
We judge the work by what changes for one person after it, not by how many people attended.
A skill that pays
Vocational, computer and digital training aimed at the jobs local employers are hiring for, finished with placement linkage rather than a certificate.
Income in a woman’s own name
Self-help groups, financial literacy and micro-enterprise support, so that earning and deciding end up in the same hands.
Care and green cover close to home
Medical camps and screening where the nearest clinic is far, and plantation, water and waste work in the same wards.
We are a young foundation, incorporated in March 2026. Programme figures are published as work completes and are recorded in our annual report.
Three routes in
How can you work with us?
Time, funding or a mandate. Whichever you have, the same short form reaches us.
Volunteer
Teach a batch, mentor a student, help run a camp or lend a professional skill for a few hours a week.
Fund a programme
Back a training seat, a medical camp or a student’s year. You are told where it went and what it did.
Partner or CSR
Government, PSU and corporate teams can hand us a project end to end and get statutory-grade reporting back.
Our Journey
Has Just Begun
Founded in 2026. Our first programmes are underway across Kolkata and Purba Medinipur. Impact figures will be published with our first annual report.
Our Recent Events
Recognition
A Proud Milestone for Shri Riddhi Navachar Foundation
We are deeply honoured to be recognized on 9th August 2026 at Swami Vivekananda Auditorium, Yuba Kendra, Moulali, Kolkata by Hon’ble Dr. Indranil Khan, Minister of State (Independent Charge), Department of Sports and Youth Affairs, Government of West Bengal, for our joint initiative “White Coat Dreams – Honouring NEET Achievers.”
In collaboration with the State Youth Department, this event celebrated the hard work and achievements of NEET qualifiers while inspiring the next generation of doctors. This recognition strengthens our commitment to youth empowerment, quality education, and meaningful social impact.
A milestone achieved. A greater responsibility ahead. The journey continues.
Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah
Join Us in Building a Better Tomorrow
Partner
Government, PSU and corporate CSR partners: we design, run and report on programmes end to end.
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