About us
Grounded in Legacy. Driven by Purpose.
Established on 24 August 2021, in memory of Shri Narendra Singh Sharma, TPNF was founded on a simple principle: human dignity begins with basic health and equal educational opportunity.
Our origin and governance
Registered as a public trust under Article 64 (Registration No. 1484), TPNF operates across peri-urban and rural communities, bridging gaps where public systems are overburdened and private care is unaffordable.
How we work
The life-course approach to empowerment
We do not view charity as one-off health camps or kit distributions. We follow a Life-Course Model:
- 01
Adolescence
Ages 10–18
Supporting girls with puberty education, anemia management, and period dignity to keep them in school.
- Udaan
- Poshan Shakti
- Sakhi
- 02
Adulthood
Ages 18+
Providing mothers and working women with preventive screenings for hypertension, diabetes, and reproductive cancers.
- Swasth Nari Clinics
- Nari Raksha
- 03
Community leadership
Ongoing
Training local women as paid grassroots health ambassadors who lead mobilisation and referral follow-ups.
- Swasth Sahelis
Help us
Carry a stage of the continuum
A screening camp, a school cluster, a year of hygiene kits: every stage of the model has a cost, and every cost has a donor behind it.