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What is Rural Women Society (RWS)?
Rural Women Society is a registered non-profit organization based in Angangba, Tuensang District, Nagaland. Established in 2015, we work for the empowerment of rural women, children, and underprivileged communities through education, livelihood training, health services, environmental initiatives, and social welfare programs.
Where do you operate?
Our main office is located in Angangba village under Longkhim Sub-Division, Tuensang District, Nagaland. We work across rural and tribal areas of Nagaland, and collaborate with local communities, government bodies, and institutions for wider impact.
What are the main services and programs you offer?
Vocational training (tailoring, weaving, piggery, etc.)
Women’s counseling & HIV/AIDS support
Old Age Home care
Crèche & day-care services
Girl child education support
Health & sanitation awareness
Environmental conservation activities
Youth development through sports and training programs.
Do you run an Old Age Home?
Yes, Rural Women Society has recently started managing an Old Age Home to provide shelter, care, and dignity to neglected and elderly individuals. It includes basic facilities, regular health checkups, meals, and recreational activities.
How can I support your organization?
You can get involved in many ways:
Volunteer your time or skills
Make a donation
Sponsor a project
Spread awareness through social media
Intern or collaborate with us as a student
Visit our Get Involved page to explore options.
Are donations to Rural Women Society tax-exempt?
Yes. We are registered under 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act. This means all eligible donations to Rural Women Society are exempted from income tax under 80G provisions.
How can I make a donation?
You can donate through bank transfer, UPI, or in-kind support. All details are available on our Donation page. We also provide official receipts and periodic updates to our donors.
Can I volunteer even if I am not from Nagaland?
Yes! We welcome volunteers from all parts of India and even internationally. You can volunteer on-site or remotely, depending on your skills and availability. Check our Volunteer page to apply.
Do you provide internship opportunities for students?
Absolutely! We encourage students and young professionals (especially from social work, rural development, media, or education backgrounds) to intern with us. Interns receive a certificate and real-life experience in community development.
Are your documents and reports publicly available?
Yes, transparency is important to us. You can view our registration certificates, PAN, 12A, 80G, audit reports, annual activity reports, and other legal documents on the Legal & Reports page of our website.
Can SHGs or local women’s groups join your training programs?
Yes! In fact, we actively engage and train women-led Self Help Groups (SHGs) in financial literacy, micro-enterprise, and access to government schemes. We also offer certification upon successful completion of training.