Rakta Sanjeevani

ABOUT RAKTA SANJEEVANI

It began with one blood donor. It became a movement.

What started on 5 April 2019 as a volunteer blood-donor network in Titabar is today a registered society working on health, livelihoods, heritage crafts, environment, education and youth across Assam.

Rakta Sanjeevani volunteers in the field
Community programme by Rakta Sanjeevani
2019founded as a donor network
2021registered society
2,100+units of blood donated
2,500+artisans trained
10+districts of Assam
7project wings
90+field stories published
WHO WE ARE

A community-based organisation rooted in Assam

Rakta Sanjeevani is a community-based voluntary organization registered in 2021 and operating primarily in Assam. The organization works at the intersection of community health services and sustainable livelihood generation, with a strong emphasis on rural women, youth, and traditional artisans.

Our work spans voluntary blood donation, public health support, artisan skill development, market linkage projects, and leadership building at the grassroots level.

Raktameans blood, the gift our first volunteers gave to strangers in need.
Sanjeevaniis the life-saving medicine of Indian tradition.
Together, the name is our promise: to be the lifeline a community can call on, day or night.
OUR VISION

A healthy, green and self-reliant rural Assam.

OUR MISSION

To mobilise community volunteers for life-saving blood donation, public health, environmental care and education.

OUR OBJECTIVES

Six commitments that guide every project

01Promote voluntary blood donation and emergency health support
02Enhance employability and income of rural artisans and youth
03Preserve and modernize traditional crafts of Assam
04Strengthen community institutions and leadership
05Support women-led livelihood and entrepreneurship models
06Facilitate market access and value-chain integration
OUR JOURNEY

From a phone tree of donors to a registered institution

5 Apr 2019

The first call

Begins as a network of voluntary blood donors answering emergency requests in Titabar.

5 Apr 2021

Registered society

Registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860; NGO Darpan ID the same month.

2021–22

COVID-19 response

Vaccination camps with Titabar PHC (370 vaccinated), lockdown relief and a first office in Titabar.

Apr 2022

CSR-ready

CSR-1 registration with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, with provisional 12A and 80G.

FY 2024–25

Scaling up

Audited turnover grows to ₹30 lakh as skilling and livelihood work expands.

FY 2025–26

Crossing a crore

Gross receipts of ₹1.37 crore, with skill training delivered alongside government schemes.

Jun 2026

12AB registration

Section 12AB registration granted by the CIT (Exemptions), valid up to AY 2031–32.

OUR SEVEN WINGS

One organisation, seven ways of changing lives

Each wing runs its own programmes. Photos and story counts below update automatically as new field stories are published.

WHERE WE WORK

Rooted in Titabar, working across Assam

Our registered operational area covers 15 districts of Assam.

HEADQUARTERSBebejia Gaon, TitabarJorhat, Assam – 785632
raktasanjeevani@gmail.com · +91 70028 47487
JorhatGolaghatSivasagarDibrugarhTinsukiaLakhimpurDhemajiSonitpurNagaonDarrangUdalguriBaksaNalbariKamrupBongaigaon
GOVERNANCE & TRUST

Accountable by design

Our books are audited every year by a Chartered Accountant, and every registration is on public record.

Society Reg.RS/JOR/238/I/20
NGO DarpanAS/2021/0281136
12ABValid to AY 2031–32
80GAAHAR2761DF20221
CSR-1CSR00028830
AuditedEvery year since 2021–22
IN GOOD COMPANY

Partners & supporters

Be part of the next chapter

Donate blood, give an hour, fund a programme or partner with us. Every hand makes the lifeline stronger.

About Us

Rakta Sanjeevani is a community-based voluntary organization registered in 2021 and operating primarily in Assam. The organization works at the intersection of community health services and sustainable livelihood generation, with a strong emphasis on rural women, youth, and traditional artisans.

Our work spans voluntary blood donation, public health support, artisan skill development, market linkage projects, and leadership building at the grassroots level.

Our Objectives

  • Promote voluntary blood donation and emergency health support

  • Enhance employability and income of rural artisans and youth

  • Preserve and modernize traditional crafts of Assam

  • Strengthen community institutions and leadership

  • Support women-led livelihood and entrepreneurship models

  • Facilitate market access and value-chain integration