PROJECT WELL

05/27/2026

Creating colourful conversations around environmental awareness among primary school students across Nadia district through Rongin Kotha school murals — an initiative by Project Well.

At Dumuria FP School, Chakdah, Nadia young minds are learning to care for a cleaner, greener, and healthier environment.

05/08/2026

Construction of new Bi-Tech Wells across the two districts, North 24 Parganas and Nadia is nearing completion for FY 2026–2027. Here are a few glimpses of the upcoming wells.

04/22/2026

Bi–Tech Well: PW 110, Construction Year 2012
Location: Bishnupur, Gaighata, N24 Parganas

Sustainability is not a one-day act. It’s daily maintenance, by every hand. This Earth Day, let’s take ownership.



Byte of Mrs. Mita Paink wife of Land Owner, Mr. Sankar Paink.
Happy World Earth Day! – 2026

04/18/2026

Great job, Bikash and Shikha!!

Our first activation of the financial year was a meaningful success. Under “Rongin Pholer Jhuri”, we organized a fruit distribution drive for the students of Dumuria Free Primary School in Nadia district, West Bengal.

The core objective of this on-ground initiative was to raise awareness among children about the importance of consuming fruits. Each child was given a mousambi (sweet lime), along with a brief session on its nutritional benefits.

Through this drive, we aim not only to encourage healthier eating habits but also to gradually reduce children’s dependence on readily available junk food around schools. Changing habits takes time, but consistent efforts like these help build a healthier future—after all, Rome wasn’t built in a day.

04/17/2026

Our first activation of the financial year was a meaningful success. Under “Rongin Pholer Jhuri”, we organized a fruit distribution drive for the students of Dumuria Free Primary School in Nadia district, West Bengal.

The core objective of this on-ground initiative was to raise awareness among children about the importance of consuming fruits. Each child was given a mousambi (sweet lime), along with a brief session on its nutritional benefits.

Through this drive, we aim not only to encourage healthier eating habits but also to gradually reduce children’s dependence on readily available junk food around schools. Changing habits takes time, but consistent efforts like these help build a healthier future—after all, Rome wasn’t built in a day.

04/16/2026

Construction work for the Bi-Tech well is underway, aiming to provide arsenic-free drinking water to the children of Jasahaikathi FP Primary School.

Our monthly meetings continue alongside this progress—bringing with them a sense of nostalgia, as if we are back in school, reliving moments from our childhood days.

04/13/2026

On 28th February 2026, we successfully conducted “Rongin Pholer Jhuri”, a fruit distribution initiative for the boarding students of Shanti Rani Girja, reaching a total of 298 children. As part of the program, we distributed Kul (Indian jujube), introducing the students to its nutritional benefits.

The initiative aimed not only to provide fruits but also to build awareness around the importance of healthy eating. This was followed by an interactive session highlighting how fruits contribute to strengthening the body, improving immunity, and supporting overall well-being.

Through this drive, we also sought to gently shift habits—encouraging children to move away from frequent junk food consumption and embrace healthier alternatives. Because sometimes, a small change—like choosing a fruit over junk—can lead to a lifetime of better health.

03/02/2026

শিশুদের হাসি, সুস্থতার প্রতিশ্রুতি।
রঙিন ফলের ঝুড়ি: আমাদের মাসিক ফল বিতরণ উদ্যোগI
Project Well-এর পক্ষ থেকে সুস্থ জীবনের অঙ্গীকার।

02/03/2026

On 31st January, boring of this bitech well at Matlab Mondol's donated site was completed. The boring by this year's new team was successfully done after they were shown the procedure on the 29th.

01/31/2026

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01/31/2026

Construction of new bitech well started in CHAKDAH on 28th October. The director of Project Well visited the site and also few other sites including wells constructed in 2010 that are still being used and a couple of newly constructed toilets.