Sewa International: Serving Communities in Massachusetts, USA and Beyond Through Volunteerism

In an exclusive interview with INDIA New England News, Kumar Subramanian, Coordinator, and Neha Kaushal Mishra, Joint Coordinator of Sewa International Boston Chapter, discuss the organization's mission, community service initiatives, and commitment to helping people in need both in Massachusetts and India.

Founded on the principle of selfless service, Sewa International Boston Chapter brings together volunteers, nonprofit organizations, schools, and community partners to address critical needs in education, food security, healthcare, disaster relief, and community development.

Among its signature initiatives is the Aspire Program, which provides STEM education and mentoring opportunities for students in Lowell Public Schools. The chapter also runs the Fresh Hot Meal Program in partnership with the World Food Program and African Community Education (ACE) Center, providing nutritious meals to underserved communities.

Beyond its local initiatives across Massachusetts and New England, Sewa International's broader humanitarian mission extends to India through community development, educational support, healthcare assistance, and disaster-relief efforts.

The interview explores the importance of volunteerism, community partnerships, leadership, and the role of Indian Americans in giving back to society.

Recognition: Sewa International Boston Chapter has been named Nonprofit Organization of the Year 2026 at the New England Choice Awards. The organization will be honored at the New England Choice Awards Gala on November 14, 2026, at the Burlington Marriott in Burlington, Massachusetts.

Watch this inspiring conversation about how compassion, collective action, and selfless service can transform communities across borders.