We think that the work they do restores to children what is rightfully theirs. Beneficiaries must not be made to feel obliged for the support they get. Hence, than supporting individual children, they pool the resources they raise and disburse them to the programmes they support. Every attempt is made to be positive that there is no differentiation between children. And while names of children are withheld, they encourage you to visit the projects they partner, so that you can experience the various ways to which your resources are being put.

Why does we not give the names of Particular children to donors?

You can help them by contributing through their website, sponsoring a child, volunteering, or participating in corporate social responsibility collaborations.

You can reach them via email at [email protected] or call their toll-free number at +91 1234567890.

Yes, the Trust welcomes volunteers for various programs; you can apply through the 'Get Involved' section on their website.

As an NGO (non-government organization), they do not receive any direct government funding allowing us to stay independent, making unbiased evaluations of government policies and programmes. The government has also extended positive tax and duty exemptions to us, enabling us minimize costs.

The Trust has impacted over 95,000 children, treated 1.80 lakh patients, empowered 95,000 women, and given job-oriented courses to 1.25 lakh people.