Moyna Ramkrishnayan Association | Best Blind school in Harkuli Bhanderchak,West Bengal

Brief history behind the foundation of Moyna Ramkrishnayan Association

There is a brief history behind the foundation of Moyna Ramkrishnayan Association. Mrs. Jayasri Maiti, The Foundress of this organisation, meet Mother Teresa during her duty at the wood burn ward in S.S.K.M. Hospital, Kolkata Mother`s holy hand touched her head. This blessing of Mother inspired Mrs. Maiti greatly to do something for serving the needy and poor people. Then social entrepreneur,Mr. Sasanka Maity who is initiated of Sri Ramakrishna Dev and greatly inspired by Swamiji`s ideal – `Serving man is worshipping God ‘made one organisation namely Moyna Ramkrishnayan Association for the development of the helpless backward classes and for imparting education, health and rehabilitation Service to all type of children (able and disable).The name, Ramkrishnayan itself suggests that this organisation is founded inspired by the ideals of Sri Ramakrishna Dev. In the year1992,this organisation was registered by the Society Act, Govt. of West Bengal, after rendering relent less Service for eight years, then in the year 2000, after rendering relent less service for eight years, Mrs. Maiti & Mr. Maity along with some other dedicated social worker Mr. Bidyut Maiti proposed a residential special school for the Blind & Mentally Retarded children. It was started firstly in a Rental house, five years later own land was parched and new construction was started at HarkuliBhanderchak, Moyna. This organisation has become an asset for its Working for the integrated community Development through integrated education and actives

WHAT WE DO

While rural communities have seen notable economic and infrastructure progress in today’s IT and AI-driven era, marginalized groups continue to face neglect and societal bias. We exist to transform this reality through direct action and sustainable empowerment.
Our Key Pillars of Action:
Empowerment & Inclusion: Providing comprehensive rehabilitation for children with disabilities (Divyangjan), women, and youth to help them lead dignified lives as valued contributors to nation-building.
Social Reform: Eradicating deep-rooted superstitions, harmful traditions, animosity, and domestic violence from rural communities.
Community & Harmony: Fostering a progressive society built on neighborly solidarity, peace, and mutual respect.
Livelihood & Upliftment: Creating sustainable employment opportunities to elevate the overall quality of life for every individual in the community.

OUR APPROACH

We adopt an inclusive, community-driven model focused on uplifting marginalized populations—especially children with special needs, persons with disabilities (Divyangjan), women, and youth.
Empowerment & Growth: Providing accessible education, skill development, and cultural awareness.
Holistic Well-being: Integrating healthcare and rehabilitation services for comprehensive support.
Sustainable Impact: Restoring human dignity, creating self-reliant livelihoods, and seamlessly integrating underprivileged rural communities into mainstream society.

KJKS HONORED WITH PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS

Photo: Award ceremony at WBCPCR headquarters

FROM WEST BENGAL COMMISSION FOR PROTECTION OF CHILD RIGHTS-WBCPCR

In 2023, 15-year-old Rajashree Banik of Kantakhali village in Mohanpur Gram Panchayat of South 24 Parganas district received the Birangana Award for her work to prevent child marriage from West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights.

In 2021, six Adolescent Collective members of Vajachauli Gram Panchayat in Purba Medinipur district were awarded Virangana and Veerpurush by the West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights.

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PRATHAM RECOGNIZES KJKS FOR EDUCATION SURVEY CONTRIBUTIONS

KJKS has been consistently recognized by Pratham for its valuable contributions to education research and monitoring in West Bengal.

Appreciation for participation in the largest citizen-led Education Survey in India for publishing Annual Status of Education Report (ASER-2021). This national-level recognition underscores the organization's commitment to education monitoring and improvement.

The survey helps assess learning levels across rural India, providing crucial data for education policy development.

The Pratham 2021 Certificate of Appreciation

The Pratham 2014 Certificate of Appreciation

PRATHAM: 2014

KJKS's long-standing commitment to education monitoring began years ago, with recognition dating back to 2014.

Appreciation for participation in the largest citizen-led Education Survey in India for publishing Annual Status of Education Report (ASER-2014).

This early recognition established KJKS as a reliable partner in education assessment and helped build foundations for future collaborations.

Self-Reliance Achieved through Roasted Peanuts by Ritusree Bhunia and Pinki Bhunia

In Ayodhyapur village, Deshapran block, Purba Medinipur district, the Tripti Women’s Group, comprising women from disadvantaged backgrounds, faced significant economic challenges and struggled to support their children's education. To address these issues, Kajla Janakalyan Samity introduced various income-generating activities. Ritusree Bhunia and Pinki Bhunia decided to launch a roasted peanuts business.

With a ?60,000 loan from Kajla Janakalyan Samity, Ritusree and Pinki began roasting and packaging peanuts. As their business grew and additional family members joined, their income increased, enhancing their socio-economic status. The success of their venture enabled them to support their children’s education and create employment for 20 other women in Ayodhyapur village, who now earn ?3,000-4,000 per month.

The survey helps assess learning levels across rural India, providing crucial data for education policy development.

The Pratham 2021 Certificate of Appreciation

OUR RESOURCES

As part of our commitment to transparency, we make all our financial and legal documents publicly available. Below you can download our annual reports, audit reports, and FCRA returns.

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Brief history behind the foundation of Moyna Ramkrishnayan Association

Our Initiator

Inspiration

Late Gourhari Ghorai

Chief Petron

Lt. Deb Kumar Saraf

Our Petron

Mr. Murari Mohan Gantait

Initiation:

Swami Atmasthananda Maharaj

Our Motivator

Sukdeb Acharya

Legal Advisor

Mr. Aninda Bhattacharjya

Mr. Sital Chakraborty

Auditor’s

Mr. Sandip Das

Our Founders

Our CO-Foundress

Mrs. Jayasri Maiti ( M.A., GNM, PHNE & A) Rt. Health Service Govt. of W.B. * National Awardee from Govt. of ... Learn More

Our Founder

Mr. Sasanka Maity M.A. ( Double) PGDSE(MR) Rt. Special School Service Govt. of W.B. * State Awardee from Gov... Learn More

Our Co-Founders

Our CO-Foundress :-

Mrs. Jayasri Maiti ( M.A., GNM, PHNE & A) Rt. Health Service Govt. of W.B. * National Awardee from Govt. of ... Learn More

Nature Of Organisation

Our Valuated Work

Our Resolution

Resolution

WHAT WE DO

OUR APPROACH

KJKS HONORED WITH PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS

FROM WEST BENGAL COMMISSION FOR PROTECTION OF CHILD RIGHTS-WBCPCR

PRATHAM RECOGNIZES KJKS FOR EDUCATION SURVEY CONTRIBUTIONS

PRATHAM: 2014

Self-Reliance Achieved through Roasted Peanuts by Ritusree Bhunia and Pinki Bhunia

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OUR RESOURCES

i) Societies registration Certificate

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FCRA

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Legal Documents

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Mrs. Jayasri Maiti
( M.A., GNM, PHNE & A) Rt. Health Service Govt. of W.B. * National Awardee from Govt. of ...
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Mr. Sasanka Maity
M.A. ( Double) PGDSE(MR) Rt. Special School Service Govt. of W.B. * State Awardee from Gov...
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Mrs. Jayasri Maiti
( M.A., GNM, PHNE & A) Rt. Health Service Govt. of W.B. * National Awardee from Govt. of ...
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