About Us

Naihati Prolife

Naihati Prolife (NP) started its journey in 1995 when a group of socio-culturally active and like-minded citizens came together with the objective of wellbeing for a socially backward community. The focus was on real-life problems, the aim was to help not only their community but also those of the less fortunate ones, riding on the strength of their strong commitment and the academic background of its members, initial steps were taken. Gradually the hard work and the expertise of the members drew the attention of the society towards their noble cause.

Initially, the tools such as drama or cultural programs were used to spread awareness on various crises of the socially marginalized community. Within a very short time, it was realized that awareness must be supported with some service deliverables especially on a health issue that has a direct impact on economic conditions. The group of doctors, among the founders, provided free service as well as medicine to enhance the health standard of the backward population. Next came

important issues like education and alternative vocation. Presently, the Prolife family has taken bigger strides and has been able to reach out to serve a large number of the unfortunates to promote an equitable environment to establish peaceful co-existence.

Naihati Prolife is registered under the Registered Societies with the West Bengal Societies Registration Act, 1961 and the type of NGO is Registered Societies (Non-Government) and the Registration Number is S/87681. The city and state of registration are Naihati and West Bengal. The date of registration is 31/07/1997.

Our mission is to help the deprived and underprivileged sections of the society, improve their quality of lives and strive to bring about a positive and lasting impact on their physical, mental as well as socio-economic well-being.

The dream is to help develop an environment that allows the harmonious coexistence of human beings amongst themselves, with other life forms with nature.

The organization developed from a group, friends they were from the school days. Since their school life they were connected with various extracurricular cultural activities and social works. These activities set an orientation. 

Later this group of boys and girls emerged as flourishing professionals in different fields, with strong academic backgrounds, e.g.: Nuclear Physicist, or Corporate Agricultural Advisor, or Professor of Medicine, etc. And when they set up the organization they recruited and trained youngsters, including formal academic programs, to turn them into professionals in the social service sector.