Welcome To Rahara United Brothers’ Welfare Association
Rahara United Brothers’ Welfare Association (RUBWA) is a registered, non-governmental, non-political, and non-profit voluntary organization established in September 1990. The organization is committed to social welfare, educational support, health awareness, cultural development, and humanitarian assistance, with a primary focus on rural and semi-urban communities of West Bengal.
Organizational Overview
RUBWA works for social welfare, educational support, health awareness, cultural development, and humanitarian assistance, with a primary focus on rural and semi-urban communities of West Bengal. Over more than three decades, the association has grown into a structured community institution guided by transparency, collective participation, and ethical service delivery.
The association was founded by former students of Ramakrishna Mission, Rahara, and continues to operate with the spirit of unity, discipline, and social responsibility.
Established
September 1990
Registration No.
S/1L/80946
Registered address
Room No. 5, 1st Floor, Block C, Arabinda Arena, P.O. Rahara, Kolkata 700118
Legal nature
Registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1961, Government of West Bengal
Vision and mission
- Vision: To promote a socially inclusive society with balanced socio-economic and educational development, ensuring dignity and equal opportunities for all.
- Mission: Empower economically disadvantaged children through educational support.
- Mission: Improve community health through awareness programmes and basic medical services.
- Mission: Promote cultural development as a tool for social inclusion and humanitarian assistance during emergencies.
Leadership, accountability, and volunteer support
RUBWA is governed by an elected Board of Directors responsible for policy formulation, strategic planning, and oversight, with support from general members and volunteers.
Board of Directors
President
Mr. Debasish Adhikary
Vice President
Mr. Kaushik Chatterjee
Secretary
Mr. Atanu Moulik
Assistant Secretary
Mr. Diptiman Ganguly
Treasurer
Mr. Prasenjit Gupta
Executive Members
Mr. Tarak Paul, Mr. Tapan Banerjee, Mr. Subhajit Ghosh, and Mr. Somnath Ghatak
How the organization works
- Policies and programmes are reviewed by the elected Board of Directors.
- General members and volunteers support implementation, monitoring, and outreach.
- The organization emphasizes transparency, collective participation, and ethical service delivery.
- Partnerships with government agencies and CSR initiatives are welcome for wider impact.
Health, Education, Welfare, and Relief Activities
RUBWA delivers structured community programmes that address immediate needs while building long-term social value.
Health Services
Annual voluntary blood donation camps with around 80 to 100 donors, free medical check-up camps, thalassemia awareness, and blood donation awareness campaigns.
Education Support
Books, learning materials, student support, free coaching where possible, and annual assistance to at least four economically disadvantaged students.
Social Welfare
Clothing distribution camps before Durga Puja, benefiting around 300 underprivileged people, plus monsoon plantation drives for environmental awareness.
Disaster Relief
Humanitarian response for cyclone and disaster-affected communities, including the 2009 Aila relief work in the Sundarbans and support after Cyclone Yash in Purba Medinipur.
Support a Three-Decade Legacy of Service
RUBWA continues to serve marginalized communities through health, education, culture, and disaster relief, and welcomes collaboration with volunteers, partners, and supporters.