Welcome to Sahayata Trust – Empowering the marginalized, transforming communities
The
profound effects of poverty in India are evident in the struggles faced by children,
families, and individuals, including high rates of infant mortality, malnutrition, child
labor, limited access to education, and early marriages. In response to these challenges,
Sahayata Trust has taken proactive measures to assist the less fortunate, offering vital
support through outreach programs in impoverished areas, supplying essential provisions such
as food, clothing, and educational opportunities.
The Trust has further endeavored to alleviate these hardships by implementing a range of
impactful social initiatives, including a Feeding Program, REED, Widow Ration, Winter
Relief, Water Well Program, Support for elderly and Orphan Support.
Social Welfare Initiatives
Feeding program
10M+
Meals provided
The Sahayata Trust's feeding program alleviates hunger in our community by providing cooked meals and essential groceries, ensuring no one goes without food.
REED
106
Communities impacted
REED, a Sahayata Trust initiative, aims to uplift rural communities through education and economic empowerment. REED addresses illiteracy and poverty in rural India.
Widow Ration
2,685
Widows supported every month
Sahayata Trust supports widows by providing essential grocery kits, including rice, lentils, salt, oil, and sugar, addressing food insecurity in their households.
Winter Relief Program
13,617
People were given winter relief packages
Sahayata Trust's "Winter Relief Program" provides essential winter supplies like warm clothing and blankets to those in need, ensuring comfort and protection during the cold season.
Challenger Orphanage Home and Grains for Grannies
2,102
Individuals got supported through this program
Sahayata Trust's Challenger Home in Moinabad supports underprivileged girls with housing, education, and essential aid, including medical care and groceries, while also assisting elderly homes.
Water Well Program
272K
People got access to safe drinking water
Sahayata Trust facilitates clean water access in Indian communities through initiatives like hand pumps and motor-powered taps, ensuring safe water sources for all across India.
Challenger Junior College
273
Students
1st Floor, 52/a Abdul Rehman Street, Mandvi, Maharashtra
Challenger Junior College, an integral part of Sahayata Trust, is a hub of academic excellence dedicated to shaping the future leaders of tomorrow. With a student body of 273 bright minds, our institute is committed to providing a holistic education that goes beyond textbooks.
Key Features:
- Quality Education: A robust curriculum designed to foster critical thinking and creativity.
- Empowering Environment: Supportive faculty and a positive learning atmosphere.
- Holistic Development: Focus on extracurricular activities, sports, and character-building initiatives.
- Community Engagement: Students actively participate in community service and social awareness projects.
- At Challenger Junior College, we believe in unlocking the full potential of each student, preparing them not just for exams but for life's challenges. Join us in shaping the leaders of tomorrow!
Touching Countless Lives
1.3 million+ beneficiaries were helped in 2023
Institutional Impact: Milestones Through The Years
The chart demonstrates the steady growth in the
number of beneficiaries served by Sahayata Trust over the years. We have consistently
expanded our reach and impact, striving to make a positive difference in the lives of those
we serve.
We are grateful for the opportunity to serve our community and remain dedicated to our
mission of providing assistance and support to those in need. Together, we can continue to
make a meaningful impact and create lasting change.
1996
40 nursing students financial help, several tailoring centres,some 24,500 treated at mobile clinics
1998
Widow rehabilitation center established in UP.
2001
61,570 people benefitted from charity programs,71,500 benefitted from feeding program and 22 houses and 1 school have been constructed in Soyela village
2003
6 million meals fed
2004
Relief to Kashmir earthquake victims
2007
Launch of Rural Education and Economic Development project
2008
22,800 beneficiaries of food clothing and sanitation
2013
45,000 beneficiaries of water well and 2 million meals fed
2015
156,000 people benefitted from our Water Well Program and 2 million meals and grains distributed across 19 states
2019
7.5 million meals fed
2020
8 million meals fed
2021
7.2 million meals fed, 750,000 Water Well Program Beneficiaries
2022
7.7 million meals were fed, 270,000 Water Well Program Beneficiaries
2023
10 million meals were fed
2024
More than 10 million meals were fed
For better community, for better Future
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