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Berojgar Mahila Sewa Samiti (BMSS) is a 40-year grassroots implementation partner working across seven Indian states, specializing in women empowerment, tribal development, and rehabilitation of vulnerable groups, including sex workers.
ABOUT BMSS
Berojgar Mahila Sewa Samiti (BMSS), established in 1986 and headquartered in Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, is a professionally managed, non-profit organization committed to driving inclusive and sustainable development.
Over four decades, BMSS has evolved into a multi-state implementation organization, delivering scalable, community-driven programs across Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Bihar, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, and Assam.
With a deep-rooted presence in tribal and underserved regions, BMSS focuses on creating measurable, long-term impact at the grassroots level.
Programmes
Child Sexual Exploitation and Child Trafficking
The Child Sexual Exploitation and Child Trafficking awareness initiative was organized by ATSEC India in collaboration with BMSS, with support from ECPAT International and Equations Bangalore. The program focused on prevention, awareness, and capacity building through community outreach, training programs, and stakeholder engagement to protect vulnerable children and strengthen safeguarding mechanisms.
AIDS Awareness Campaigns
AIDS Awareness Campaigns were organized by CARE in collaboration with BMSS, supported by the Red Cross Society. These initiatives aimed to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS prevention, promote safe health practices, and reduce stigma through structured outreach programs, community engagement, and educational sessions targeting vulnerable populations.
Health Camps During Covid
During the COVID-19 pandemic, BMSS conducted a series of health camps across multiple locations, delivering structured healthcare services including registration, pre-screening, medical consultations, and medicine distribution. These initiatives ensured timely access to healthcare for vulnerable and underserved communities at a critical time.
What BMSS Strives to Achieve
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Empowering Women. Transforming Communities
Berojgar Mahila Sewa Samiti (BMSS) works to empower women and vulnerable communities across India through inclusive development, sustainable livelihoods, and community-driven interventions. With over 40 years of grassroots experience, BMSS focuses on creating equitable opportunities for marginalized populations, including women from tribal, rural, and socially excluded backgrounds, as well as individuals in vulnerable situations such as sex workers.
BMSS promotes economic empowerment by enabling access to skill development, livelihood opportunities, and social support systems that enhance independence and dignity.
Its programs are designed to strengthen community resilience, improve access to essential services such as healthcare and education, and support the rehabilitation and reintegration of vulnerable individuals into mainstream society.
Recognizing the structural challenges faced by marginalized communities, BMSS actively works to address social inequalities, gender-based vulnerabilities, and barriers to opportunity. Through awareness campaigns, community engagement, and partnerships with national and international organizations, BMSS fosters environments that promote inclusion, safety, and long-term social transformation.
By combining grassroots presence with scalable program models, BMSS aims to build stronger communities, enhance quality of life, and contribute to sustainable and inclusive development across multiple states in India.
Social Act of Courage Award
Berojgar Mahila Sewa Samiti (BMSS) was honored with the Social Act of Courage Award for its outstanding contribution to social development and its exceptional courage in serving marginalized and vulnerable communities.
This recognition highlights BMSS’s consistent efforts in:
• Women empowerment and livelihood generation
• Rehabilitation and reintegration of vulnerable groups, including sex workers
• Delivering essential services in challenging and underserved regions
The award was conferred in recognition of BMSS’s impactful grassroots interventions and sustained commitment to social development. It reflects the organization’s ability to operate at scale with resilience, integrity, and a deep commitment to social justice.
The BMSS Post: Campaigns, News and Media
Protest Against Human Trafficking & Awareness
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Donate to BMSS
(Berojgar Mahila Sewa Samiti)
Eligible for tax exemption under Section 80G of Income Tax Act
🇮🇳 Donate from India (80G Tax Benefits Available)
- ₹2,000 supports skill training for one woman
- ₹5,000 helps organize a community health camp
- ₹10,000 contributes to livelihood and rehabilitation of vulnerable groups
👉 For higher contributions or partnership opportunities, connect with us at manorama@bmss.org.in
Donate Now (India)All donations to Berojgar Mahila Sewa Samiti (BMSS) programmes are eligible for 50% tax exemption u/s 80G of the Income Tax 1961
*After donation, must submit your PAN Card number at this email: manorama@bmss.org.in
Give Beyond Borders
BMSS is FCRA registered and authorized to receive international donations
🌍 Donate from Outside India (FCRA Approved)
- $50 supports essential healthcare services
- $100 enables skill development and training programs
- $500 helps scale livelihood and rehabilitation initiatives
👉 For large donations or implementation partnerships, email us at manorama@bmss.org.in
Donate Now (International)By contributing to BMSS, you invest in a future where women are empowered to reach their full potential, and enable them to live with dignity and respect.