Community Welfare Society
Our Recent Projects
YUVA Project
There are approximately 1800 youth living in the project area.
Palliative Care
Programme covers 164 patients in the slums and 92 patients in the non-slum areas of Rourkela.
Marginalised People
CWS is working in 5 colonies in different slums of Rourkela.
Migrants Helpdesk
CWS has opened the Migrants Help Desk (MHD) to serve the migrants from Odisha
Mission and Vision
Vision
Enhance the quality of life of the people of Rourkela especially its slum residents.
Mission
1. Form self help groups among women, widows, youth, waste pickers, rickshaw pullers,
and former leprosy patients living in the slums.
2. Improve health and hygiene through promotion of community health and hospital services for slum residents.
3. Provide free home based palliative care services to all residents of Rourkela.
4. Provide quality medical care to all through CWS Hospital, Jagda, Rourkela.
5. Create facilities and enabling environment for formal education of slum children.
6. Promote skill development among slum youth for gainful employment.
7. Organize seminars, meetings and training programmes on social issues and their amelioration among people living in the slums.
Who We Are
Community Welfare Society is a registered charitable organization working for the development of economically, socially and educationally poor sections of the society through participatory activities. It has been working in and around Rourkela since 1976. Its members consist of priests, nuns, doctors, engineers, administrators, educationist and social workers. The Society, over the years, has been able to motivate individuals and communities transcending barriers of caste, religion and gender to work towards the common goal of community development.
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Youth
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713
Women
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47
Ragpickers
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CWS Hospital
CWS Hospital with 120 beds at present is the most ambitious and visible project of the CWS healthcare programme. The hospital started providing advanced healthcare services through the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and High Dependency Unit (HDU) with 12 beds. CWS Hospital was established at Jagda, Rourkela in 2002.
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Street Vendors
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Where the Money Goes
Current operation and program spending breakdown
> Educational Programmes
> Youth Empowerment Programmes
> Womens Empowerment Programmes
> Health Care Programmes
> Help To The Poor
> Marginalised People
> Migrants Help Desk
30 %
45 %
50 %
50 %
65 %
65 %
80 %
Our Recent Donators
New York University
Daily Bill Acct 105E 17th Street, RM 337 New York NY 10003-9502 US
Received
INR 37,46,294.00
New York University
Daily Bill Acct 105E 17th Street, RM 337 New York NY 10003-9502 US
Received
INR 37,46,294.00
New York University
Daily Bill Acct 105E 17th Street, RM 337 New York NY 10003-9502 US
Received
INR 37,46,294.00
New York University
Daily Bill Acct 105E 17th Street, RM 337 New York NY 10003-9502 US
Received
INR 37,46,294.00
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