PHANSIDEWA SOCIAL & RURAL WELFARE SOCIETY

"Empowering Rural Communities for Change"

Phansidewa Social & Rural Welfare Society (PSRWS) is a non-profit organization founded in 2014 and headquartered in West Bengal, India. PSRWS is dedicated to improving the quality of life in rural communities by promoting sustainable water‐use practices, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), waste management and climate-resilience education.

About Us

"Agar har ghar, har gali saaf ho, toh har dil khush hoga."

— Inspired by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

To foster self-sufficient, healthy and environmentally resilient rural communities through responsible water management, sanitation, waste reduction and climate-aware living.

Our Vision:

Our Mission:

Phansidewa Social & Rural Welfare Society (PSRWS) is committed to driving inclusive, community-led, and sustainable solutions in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), while promoting women empowerment, rural development, and environmental responsibility.

Environment

Protecting Our natural world for future generation

Women Empowerment

Supporting women to achieve their full potential.

Sustainability

Creating solutions for long-term
ecological balance.

Water and Sanitation

Ensuring access to clean and safe water resources.

Our Goal:

As active contributors to the Jal Jeevan Mission, Plastic Waste Management, Solid Waste Management, and Swachh Bharat Mission (Mission Nirmal Bangla), Phansidewa Social & Rural Welfare Society (PSRWS) aims to empower every household to become aware, responsible, and actively engaged in building a clean, safe, and water-wise community.

Water Awareness for Every Household

• Educate families on the difference between safe drinking water and general-use water (cleaning, bathing, gardening).

• Promote hygienic water storage and judicious use.

• Encourage greywater reuse to reduce wastage.

Wastewater and Drainage Control

• Prevent open discharge of wastewater.

• Promote soak pits, proper drainage, and regular maintenance.

Household Waste Segregation

• Reduce single-use plastics.

• Encourage recycling, reuse, and community collection points.

Plastic Waste Management

• Use separate bins for kitchen waste and recyclables.

• Avoid dumping garbage in public places or water bodies.

• Conduct regular hygiene and sanitation awareness campaigns.

• Involve children, women, and local leaders.

• Build a culture of cleanliness—from every home to the entire community.

Creating a Clean & Healthy Environment