11 glorious years of success

We began our journey in the year 2010 to make a difference in the lives of the needy, especially the underprivileged children. We got registered under Bombay Public Trust & Society Act in 2012 and in 2014, we received 12 AAs & 80 Gs certificates.

It was just a thought of planting a beautiful, delicate sapling to grow into a fruitful tree that would make a difference to many people's lives. Over the past 11 years, we have impacted the lives of more than 45,393 individuals and then expanded our reach to many more states in India.

During initial years, we laid a special emphasis on education by introducing various welfare projects.

By providing scholarships, distributing school kits, career counselling seminars and ‘Vidyarthi Dattak Yojana’ we opened the doors to education for street and marginalised children.

We began our welfare programmes such as Education Support Programme,Orphanage Support Programme, Village Development Programme, Medical Support Programme and Disaster relief Programme.

We began our welfare programmes such as Education Support Programme,Orphanage Support Programme, Village Development Programme, Medical Support Programme and Disaster relief Programme.

We are a home to children from difficult backgrounds and unfortunate circumstances. We started with our very own ‘ShriLochan Child Development Centre’, in 2021 in Mumbai for children who have been left with no family or home, where they can live in a secure environment.

During the pandemic, we provided meals and medicines to the needy, homeless and daily wage earners who could not afford even one meal a day, as well as grocery kits to poor families.

Aiding flood victims through disaster relief programme As part of our disaster preparedness plan, we develop strategies that are truly effective in protecting lives and livelihoods by interacting with communities and local organisations at a grassroots level. We played an active role during Kerala and Maharashtra floods.

Aiding flood victims through disaster relief programme As part of our disaster preparedness plan, we develop strategies that are truly effective in protecting lives and livelihoods by interacting with communities and local organisations at a grassroots level. We played an active role during Kerala and Maharashtra floods.

Through our medical support programme, we pay special attention to address the health care needs of children by providing high-quality and affordable medical care to low-income and underprivileged children suffering from cancer, heart diseases and Aids/HIV.

By providing skill development training to rural and tribal women we began their journey to self-employment.

Supporting street children with professional counselling and emotional support by helping them understand their strengths, interests, priorities and goals..

Providing more children living on streets with a roof of protection through ShriLochan.

Provide children with nutritional support to address their health issues.

To provide women with training and generate income to enable them to lead independent lives in rural and tribal areas.