Our Team
The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are often the ones who do
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Parveen Choudhury
Program Manager
With us since 2018
From Kolkata
Speaks English, Bengali, Hindi
Team of 14
Parveen is the Program Manager, specifically for the Rag Picker projects and has been with the company since April 2018. She is from Kolkata, West Bengal, India and speaks English, Bengali, and Hindi.
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With us since 1998
Debasis Panda
Senior Accountant
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With us since 2000
Tahera Khatoon
Open Shelter Home (ICPS) Coordinator
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Chanchal Giri
Education Supervisor
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With us since 2001
Mita Nath
Coordinator for the Business Developing Scheme
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With us since 2003
Shreya Dey
Supervisor for the Child Sponsorship Program
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With us since 1996
Ayesha Bibi
Rights and Entitlements supervisor
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Parveen Choudhury
Program Manager
- With us since 2018
- From Kolkata
- Speaks English, Bengali, Hindi
- Team of 14
Parveen is the Program Manager, specifically for the Rag Picker projects and has been with the company since April 2018. She is from Kolkata, West Bengal, India and speaks English, Bengali, and Hindi. She has a team of 14 and her responsibilities include overall planning and implementation of project initiatives, coordinating with different facets of the program, supporting supervisors of varying components for quality assurance. The two things she loves most is the ability to work independently and knowing she is working for the development of the vulnerable communities by bringing about a positive change in the lives of underprivileged women and children.
Debasis Panda
Senior Accountant
- With us since 1998
- From Medinipur
- Speaks Hindi, Bengali, English
- Team of 2
Debasis is a Senior Accountant and has been with Tiljala SHED for the last 20 years (May 1998). He is from Medinipur, West Bengal, India and speaks Hindi, Bengali, and English. He has a team of 2 and his responsibilities include voucher entries, project accrual reports, deposit and refunds, salary sheets, preparing budgets, balance sheets, and FCRA returns. The two things he loves most about his job is when he submits the project accounts to the funding agencies which they are able to approve it immediately and when he prepares the balance sheet tally and it is done well on the first attempt. He says, “it is very satisfying knowing you’ve done your job correctly”.
Tahera Khatoon
Open Shelter Home (ICPS) Coordinator
- With us since 2000
- From Kolkata
- Speaks Hindi, Bengali
- Team of 7
Tahera is an Open Shelter Home (ICPS) Coordinator and has been with the organisation for the last 17 years (2000). She is from Kolkata, West Bengal, India and speaks Hindi and Bengali. She has a team of seven and her responsibilities include-monthly and quarterly reports, performs accounts payable, monitors and conducts meetings, and works on the Children Committee. The two things that she loves most about her job is having the freedom to work independently, and loves working with children who need love, support, and care.
Chanchal Giri
Education Supervisor
- From Purba Medinipur
- Speaks Hindi, English, Bengali
- Team of 5
Chanchal is the Education Supervisor and has been working at Tiljala SHED for about 17 years. He is from Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, India and speaks Hindi, English, and Bengali. Chanchal has a team of five and his responsibilities include admitting children to government schools who are not currently admitted, conduct parent meetings to motivate them to continue their child’s education, visits with teachers and schools, help children with any struggles they may have, and provide after-school education/tutor. The three things that Chanchal loves most about his job is providing education to children who need it, motivating the people in the community, and helping the children how to play sports so that they can enjoy themselves.
Mita Nath
Coordinator for the Business Developing Scheme
- With us since 2001
- From Kolkata
- Speaks Bengali, Hindi
- Team of 2
Mita is aCoordinator for the Business Developing Scheme and has been with the organization for almost 18 years (2001). She is from Kolkata, West Bengal, India and speaks Bengali and Hindi. Mita has a team of two and her responsibilities include preparing of monthly action plan and ensure its exception as per the project-implementation plan, supporting community workers in all assessments, organizing and facilitating all trainings at field level, preparing monthly reports and funds, and regular update/maintenance of all the accounts. The two things she loves most about her job is interacting with beneficiaries and completing data and maintaining management skills.
Shreya Dey
Supervisor for the Child Sponsorship Program
- With us since 2003
- From Kolkata
- Speaks English, Hindi, Bengali
- Team of 5
Shreya is a supervisor for the Child Sponsorship Program and has been with the organization for the last 15 years (2003). She is from Kolkata, West Bengal, India and speaks English, Hindi, and Bengali. She works in a team of five and her responsibilities include accounting, school and home visits, interacts with the teachers, and engages with the girls regularly and providing guidance. The two things she loves most about her job is interacting with the children and solving their problems.
Ayesha Bibi
Rights and Entitlements supervisor
- With us since 1996
- From Kolkata
- Speaks Bengali, Hindi, some English
- Team of 2
Ayesha is a Rights and Entitlements supervisor and has been a part of the organization for 22 years (1996). She is from Kolkata, West Bengal, India and speaks Bengali, Hindi, and a little bit of English. Ayesha has a team of two and her responsibilities include preparing monthly action plan, organizing and facilitating different planned training for the leaders, empowering the community members to follow up with the government for their rights, and facilitating community level sensitization meetings. The two things she loves most about her job, “As I am a social activist and it gives me satisfaction to work with underprivileged people especially with rag pickers. The project I am involved with has to do with empowering rag pickers both social and economic. I am given a free hand to plan and implement the project, the management also gives me enough space to work independently.”
