Why Trust Us
Seth Bagan Mahila Sangha is registered with the Registrar of Societies and the type of NGO is Registered Societies (Non-Government) bearing the West Bengal Society Registration Act 1961 and the Registration Number is SO082651. The city and state of registration are Basirhat and West Bengal. The date of registration is 06/02/1996.

Our mission
Seth Bagan Mahila Sangha has a broad goal of empowering commercial sex workers towards

Our Goal
The direction target is to build a woman and child in a friendly environment.

Our Objectives
Seth Bagan Mahila Sangha has the following objective as it aims for the sustainable development of sex workers.
WHO WE ARE?
Seth Bagan Mahila Sangha (SBMS) is a non-profit organisation that has been working with marginalized people since May 1986. It was started in the year of 1986 as the first sex worker’s collective in India to prevent violence among CSWs in brothels. It was a pioneer in organizing the women in Ram Bagan and Seth Bagan areas in Central Kolkata to stand for their own rights as well as protest against the torture and violence among these commercial sex workers. SBMS enabled these women by providing education and life skill-building training. It is putting effort into minimizing trafficking and rehabilitating the women existing in commercial sex work who want to leave this job. Moreover, the children of the sex workers were also the prime concern of the organisation. The organisation is taking the initiative towards the holistic development of the children of the sex workers.
Our activities
STD Prevention Programme
This programme is under the broad issue of HIV prevention and management programme. This programme has been running since 1999 in some selected Indo-Bangladesh border
Bijoyini
Bijoyini is our central unit dedicated to fostering leadership skills. Our members, volunteers, and rescued girls actively participate, forming the foundation of our organization.
Alor Disha SHG
Our Alor Disha SHG at Basirhat Block 2 recently achieved a milestone, winning a prize of 1 lakh rupees. Operated by our survivor group, it empowers underprivileged women
FROM OUR WELL WISHERS
Our Volunteer
Projects Done
Permanent Members
Recent Events
International Women’s Day
Every March 8th, we honor International Women’s Day with special programs and initiatives. Through discussions, workshops, and guest speakers, we celebrate women’s
World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, July 30th, we conduct awareness programs to educate and inform communities about
Secretary Message
As Secretary, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to our dedicated team and supporters. Together, we tirelessly strive to combat human trafficking, empower women, and foster community resilience. Let us continue our journey with renewed determination, advocating for justice, equality, and opportunity for all. Our collective efforts are instrumental in shaping a brighter, more inclusive future. Let’s stand united, embodying compassion and resilience, as we work towards building a society where every individual can thrive with dignity and respect.
Dipa Sen


