Cathedral Relief Service

Cathedral Relief Service (CRS) CRS now expanding its work into the neighboring state of Jharkhand.

Cathedral Relief Service (CRS) is the social outreach arm of St Paul's Cathedral, Kolkata, founded in the year 1970s, which currently addresses the long-term socio-economic needs of poor and marginalized people in Kolkata’s slums and remote villages in West Bengal through:
- Education
- Healthcare and
- Women's empowerment programs.

18/05/2026

Step inside Nari Dana (Women’s Wing) – Freedom Project of Cathedral Relief Service — where creativity, courage, and craftsmanship come together. ✨

Take a tour through our vibrant workspace, meet the women behind the products, and discover handmade treasures created with love and purpose. From home accessories to jewellery to handcrafted items, to liturgical vestments and clerical attire, every purchase supports a woman’s journey towards “ECOMONICAL FREEDOM” for marginalised women. ❤️

Drop by, explore the unit, and take home something meaningful!

Photos from Cathedral Relief Service's post

23/04/2026

At Sukantanagar - Gender equality awareness was promoted through street drama in the local language, helping the community connect with the message in a simple and engaging way. The performance encouraged equal opportunities for girls’ education, respect for all—men, women, boys, girls, and transgender persons—and reminded everyone that we are one community who must value and accept each other.

22/04/2026

At Hastings - Gender equality awareness was promoted through street drama in the local language, helping the community connect with the message in a simple and engaging way. The performance encouraged equal opportunities for girls’ education, respect for all—men, women, boys, girls, and transgender persons—and reminded everyone that we are one community who must value and accept each other.

21/04/2026

At Brace Bridge - Gender equality awareness was promoted through street drama in the local language, helping the community connect with the message in a simple and engaging way. The performance encouraged equal opportunities for girls’ education, respect for all—men, women, boys, girls, and transgender persons—and reminded everyone that we are one community who must value and accept each other.