Vyasadeva Educational and Charitable Trust
The Vyasdeva Educational and Charitable Trust (VEC Trust), established in 2014, is a non-governmental, non-profit, and non-political organisation dedicated to delivering sustainable community development.
We are committed to advancing rural development through education, empowerment, and inclusive community initiatives. Our work prioritises capacity building, sustainable agriculture, and the promotion of rural entrepreneurship to strengthen livelihoods and foster long-term resilience. We also uphold and promote tribal and ethnic cultural heritage while supporting holistic well-being through structured programmes in yoga and sports, enabling individuals and communities to realise their full potential.
Developing Capabilities Towards Happiness
Ongoing
Marginal and Small Farmers of Bankura District, West Bengal can apply for Central Govt. PDMC scheme
National Commission for Women, Government of India Sponsored State Level Seminar on Unequal Pay: Gender Discrimination at Workplace
Monthly Nutritional Lunch Programs (MNLP)
Multilayer Vegetable Farming (MVF)
Completed
Research Projects (Published)
Mushroom Cultivation
Organic Compost
Covid 19 Campaign
VECT Bio Farm
Plantation Program
Balika Krishi Udyan (Horticulture)
Methodology Workshops
Goatery
Health Camps
PDMC Scheme Access
Fakir Bandh Fishery Project
VECT Medicinal Plant Gardens
Community Support
Annual Events (Yoga, Sports, Cultural)
Rural Entrepreneurship Support
Donation Camps
We provide educational resources and training programs to empower individuals .
We promote organic farming practices to improve livelihoods and community health.
We focus on creating local employment through pilot projects in sustainable agriculture.
Providing dignity and basic needs—from daily nutritious meals (MNLP) to essential crisis support.
Nurturing physical, mental, and spiritual health through sports and yoga events
Generating academic insights on critical rural issues, from health intervention to livelihood.
Reviving and patronising dying ethnic arts to preserve cultural identity.
Providing free communal assistance, including dispute resolution.
Financial and entrepreneurial support to promote start-ups and rural ventures
HIGHLIGHTS
9000
Labour Days
Created
14800
Plates Nutritious Food supplied
10
Ethnic Cultural
Programs
9
Research Paper
Published
350
Farmers
Trained
Corporates
can partner with us on CSR initiatives to fulfill your commitment to social welfare by fostering sustainable rural livelihoods.
Social Workers
can join our mission to bring smiles to faces submerged in poverty and suffering.
Community Organizers
can collaborate with our network of local volunteers and functional project teams to maximize community reach and effectiveness.
Public Administrators
can leverage our strong ground-level presence and actionable research.
Kind-hearted People
can extend their hands through monetary or non-monetary help to the rural poor.
Researchers
can engage with our active research team to collaborate on studies identifying and developing rural livelihood issues.
Students (Graduate or Post-graduate)
can fulfil their academic needs for fieldwork, dissertations, internships, and live projects.
