The Kumar Pramathanath Roy Public Charitable Trust, established in 1956 by Kumar Pramatha Nath Roy, has been a pillar of support for individuals in need for decades. Since its inception, the Trust has focused on human welfare, and its primary objective has been to provide financial assistance to those who need it most. The grants awarded by the Trust have positively impacted thousands of lives, enabling people to overcome financial hurdles and improve their quality of life.

In 2024, the Trust continues to fulfill its mission by providing monthly grants to 205 beneficiaries, significantly easing their financial burdens. This ongoing support helps recipients meet their daily needs, access education, healthcare, and other essential services, making a profound difference in their lives.

The Trust’s enduring legacy of charity reflects the vision and compassion of Kumar Pramatha Nath Roy, whose commitment to human welfare continues to inspire and empower individuals to this day.

The Trust’s legacy of service and compassion owes much to the vision of its first seven Trustees, a group of distinguished individuals who contributed their expertise and dedication to the cause:

  • Satyendra Nath Bose, renowned scientist and visionary
  • Dr. Nalini Ranjan Sengupta, one of the most renowned physicians of Kolkata
  • B. K. Guha, The Honorable Justice of Calcutta High Court
  • Mr. Dhirendra Nath Bandapadhyay, a visionary philanthropist
  • Mr. Jagannath Roy, son of Kumar Pramathanath Roy,whose leadership contributed to the Trust’s sustained growth and impact.
  • Mr. Khirod Chandra Paul, son-in- law of the founder
  • Mr. Anil Krishna Paul, son-in- law of the founder and manager at UCO Bank

The collective expertise and unwavering commitment of these founding Trustees laid a strong foundation for the Trust’s enduring success. Their contributions have been instrumental in maintaining the Trust’s mission of providing vital support to those in need, ensuring that it continues to make a positive difference in the lives of countless individuals to this day.

Trustee of Kumar Pramatha Nath Roy Public Charitable Trust, 1956.

Left to Right: Mr. Anil Krishna Paul, Mr. D. N. Banerjee, Mr. B.K. Guha, Scientist Satyendra Nath Bose, Dr. Nalini Ranjan Sengupta, Mr. Khirod Chandra Paul, Mr. Jagannath Roy

The Trust's Key Areas of Assistance:

Education

Our Education Program provides a foundation for lifelong learning, helping students break the cycle of poverty and unlock future opportunities. In 2024, 60 students are receiving support, equipping them with the skills and resources they need to build a brighter, more successful future.

Medical Assistance

Our Medical Assistance initiative ensures that financial constraints do not prevent individuals from accessing essential healthcare. The Trust provides monthly support for daily medications and medical treatments. In 2024, 9 individuals will benefit from this vital medical assistance, helping them stay healthy and improve their quality of life.

Widow Welfare

Recognizing the unique challenges faced by widowed women, who often lose their primary source of support, the Trust offers monthly financial aid to help them regain stability. In 2024, 58 widows will receive this crucial assistance, empowering them to rebuild their lives with dignity and security.

General Support

The Trust understands that individuals face various hardships, from poverty and unemployment to mental health issues and the challenges of aging. In 2024, 78 people are receiving support tailored to their unique needs, helping them navigate life's difficulties with hope and resilience.

In addition to its direct support programs, the Trust collaborates with various humanitarian organizations, providing financial support to institutions like Bharat Sevashram Sangha, Ramakrishna Mission, Calcutta Blind School, Masterda Dataybyo Chikitsalaya, Dipsikha, The Straight Talk, Garia Buddha Sanskriti, Shri Shri Saradeswari Ashram, Shree Shree Anandamoyee Sangha, and Mahagram Sree Sree Ramkrishna Satyananda Sevashram.

Through its ongoing commitment to charity and community support, the Trust remains a testament to Kumar Pramatha Nath Roy's enduring vision of philanthropy, helping to improve the lives of those in need.

Our beneficiary's story

Biva Rani Dey (Widow)

Biva Rani Dey’s remarkable journey is a testament to the strength of human resilience and determination. Born in Bhairab, a serene district in present-day Bangladesh, her early years were spent in a close-knit community. However, history intervened in 1947 with the Partition of India, marking a turning point in her life. In 1948, she migrated to Kanchrapara in West Bengal, carrying only memories and hope for a better future.

Rohit Roy

Rohit Roy, a young man from Nabadwip, Nadia, West Bengal, is a true example of strength and determination. Born with physical challenges, he has defied the odds with a passion for education. His journey reflects resilience, dedication, and the transformative power of community support.