A1 Foundation

The Foundation prioritizes the development of rural people, especially the elderly and sick. It organised treatment-cum-checkup camps at its premises, offering primary healthcare services. During the reported years, over 1600 people received treatment and medicine through the Foundation's funds from contributions made by members and well-wishers. The West Bengal Gandhi Peace Foundation responded to these challenges by implementing a multi-faceted programme that addresses women's reproductive health concerns and collaborates closely with local self-government health staff. The programme empowers women as major providers and users of child survival and reproductive health services through research, advocacy, and experimentation.

The Foundation actively implements various programmes for rural development and empowerment of students, youth, women, and farmers' family members. These initiatives include village health and nutrition development camps, income-generating training in Zari embroidery, tailoring, fruit processing, and jute works. The organisation also conducts seminars on agriculture development, kitchen garden, and medicinal plant cultivation. It focuses on students' empowerment through book and stationery distribution, youth development through self-employment training, and organising sports, games, and cultural events. Additionally, health check-up camps, worker's conferences, and various celebratory events are part of its efforts.

The Foundation focuses on implementing Environment Awareness programmes to develop and uplift the area. Initiatives include camps, public meetings, resource material publication, medicinal plant cultivation, and plantation. Thousands of plants have been planted, and further programmes are planned in the near future.

The main objective of the Peace work was to identify a local team capable of continuing peace initiatives. The Foundation conducted programmes on Assam Peace Work activities, including Special Lectures in collaboration with Mahatma Gandhi Antarrastriya Hindi University, Wardha, Sarva Seva Sangha, and Lakshmi Ashram. Other programmes included Shanti-Sadbhavana Cycle Yatras, Student, Youth, and Citizen's Convention on Communal Harmony & Peace through Gandhi's approach, Assam Peace work, and Book Releases.

The West Bengal Gandhi Peace Foundation empowers women in its operational region through various programmes, including leadership training and campaigns, income-generating training through self-help group formation, mother's meetings through Mohila Mondal, legal advocacy and literacy camps, immunization and child survival programmes, vaccination training, adolescent girl's empowerment through training, village health nutrition development camps, and health and family welfare programmes with antenatal and postnatal check-up camps, along with 'RCH' program implementation.