Gitanjali Foundation started its journey in the year 2014 keeping the very desire to develop this part of the district especially in the ?eld of education and help them to earn for their living with self respect. The aim of Trust is all round development of the society.

• Gitanjali Public school for vulnerable rural children: Housed in a spacious 3 storeyed building it is a CBSC affiliated senior secondary school located at village Daikota, Sainthia in Birbhum district in West Bengal in India. Gitanjali Foundation has been running this school since 2014 with a view to providing quality -based education at an affordable cost to the boys and girls belonging to tribal, dalits and minority communities living in different backward villages.
• National institute of open school for mainstreaming vulnerable rural children in formal education: In the same complex of Gitanjali public school the organization has been running this open school for the last 3 years. This school mainstreams drop-outs in upper primary and secondary level into the formal system of education by way of facilitating them to complete secondary and senior secondary education through open school.
• Natural college of education (B.Ed college): Located at village Krishnanagar in Birbhum district in West Bengal this is a B.ED. College which aims at giving an opportunity to the economically backward young men and women from tribal, dalits and minority communities for completing bachelor degree of education so that they can get jobs of teachers in Govt. and private schools.
• Swami Vivekananda university college of education (M.Ed college): Gitanjali Foundation has been running this college of higher education in a 4 storeyed spacious building of 35,000 sq.ft. Area at village Krishnanagar in Birbhum district in West Bengal since 2013 for the purpose of facilitating the young men and women from backward rural communities to prosecute higher studies.
• Financial awareness programme for socially excluded men and women: This programme has promoted financial literacy among 2145 rural people.