Building minds, not just distributing aid.
For three years, Ramakrishna Mission Kalyani has run a mix of scholarships, skill training, moral education, and library access — helping students and young adults stay in school and become self-reliant.
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Swami Prabhananda Scholarship
Monthly financial support of Rs. 1,000 for higher education, given to meritorious students from underprivileged backgrounds.
- 2023-24: 9 students
- 2024-25: 14 students
- 2025-26: 16 students
To be updated
Vivek Anusheelan
A weekly moral development and value-education program for youth, every Saturday — Vedic chanting, meditation, readings from Swamiji's writings, and open Q&A.
- Started in November 2023 with 31 registered candidates
- Steady participation each year since; average weekly attendance around 14-20 students
To be updated
Swami Prameyananda Book Bank
Provides free textbooks and reference books to students who cannot afford them, prioritising girl students in recent years.
- Inaugurated April 2024
- Continues to support students entering college each year
To be updated
Public Library
A public library open to the community.
- 2024-25: ~1,530 books, 125 issued
- 2025-26: ~1,600 books, 220 issued — growing collection, growing readership
To be updated
Self-Reliant Programmes
(Swami Prabhananda Swanirbhar Prakalpa)
Vocational training for ages 18-40, aimed at economic independence.
- Tailoring (women only): running since 2023-24, expanded from 20 to 22 trainees, now 260 classes/year
- Vermicomposting: organic fertiliser production training (2023-24)
- Computer Training: newly launched February 2026 — our first digital-skills course
To be updated
Youth Camps & Workshops
Beyond weekly programs, we run focused camps that build character and knowledge:
- Summer Camp (Class V-VIII) — moral development through prayer, art, and yoga
- Cultural Heritage of India Workshop — a multi-day deep dive into India's scientific and cultural history for college students
- Dhrupad Music Workshop — classical music training with experts from Rabindra Bharati University
To be updated
Three Years, Growing Support