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Our Charter

When the trust was registered it set out 24 objectives. They are the outer edge of what the foundation may do. Everything on this site sits somewhere inside them. They fall into six areas.

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What the charter covers

  • Education and learning

    Libraries and reading rooms, school and college buildings, scholarships, and support for children and adults alike.

    6 objectives

  • Health and nutrition

    Medical help for those who cannot pay for it, nutrition for women and children, and public health work from AIDS to addiction.

    4 objectives

  • Care, shelter and relief

    Shelter for the old, the young and the disabled, free legal advice, and relief when floods, earthquakes or accidents arrive.

    6 objectives

  • Women, girls and equality

    Standing against the victimisation of women and girls, and narrowing the gap in what women and disabled people are able to do.

    2 objectives

  • Work, skills and youth

    Training that leads to self-employment, adult education, and turning what young people can do towards building the country.

    2 objectives

  • Rural life and the environment

    The overall development of poor rural communities, drinking water where there is none, tree planting and pollution control.

    3 objectives

And one on funding

To raise funds through collection, donation or subscription and other means and to invest money or incur expenditure in such manner to promote the achievement of aims and objectives of trust.

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A charter is a licence, not a record

Most of what is set out here has not been started. It describes what the trust is permitted to do, once there are people and funding to do it. Two of the objectives are running as projects today.

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The charter in full

Read the charter in fullAll 24 objectives, in the trust's own wording

Education and learning

  1. To establish library and reading rooms for needy communities.

  2. To create Training/education center and health center.

  3. To publish newspaper, magazine, journals and to reproduce works of arts, literature, science, crafts and other allied works/collections of works of arts for instruction and imparting useful knowledge.

  4. To provide scholarship/Financial help to poor rural people for their overall development.

  5. To arrange land, building and other facilities for running school/college institution/Library etc.

  6. To provide support for child and adult education.

Health and nutrition

  1. To create the opportunities for providing medical assistance to the people suffering from diseases, especially for helpless people.

  2. To provide help under health & nutrition services for women and children.

  3. To educate people against used drugs and Alcohol.

  4. To provide health care for the needy and poor and dissemination of information in the fight against aids.

Care, shelter and relief

  1. To work for uplifting the status of needful in the society.

  2. To provide help/shelter/facilities for old people, children and disabled persons for their welfare.

  3. To organize forums, seminars, camps etc for including good living habits, moral values, culture, and spirit of developing self-confidence etc and to establish centers throughout the country for the above activities.

  4. To alleviate the suffering caused by Natural calamities such as flood, Earthquakes, motor accidents etc.

  5. To provide free legal advice to poor people.

  6. To undertake any other work or assignment which may be for the general welfare of the people.

Women, girls and equality

  1. To fight against the victimization of girls/women by anybody in the society.

  2. To provide equality Enhancement through provision of support for women and disabled persons to narrow the gap in their chances for employment and everyday life.

Work, skills and youth

  1. To help and to generate training programmes for self-employment of women and educated unemployed people and to work for adult education.

  2. To provide mobilizing the resources of the youth towards nation building.

Rural life and the environment

  1. To propagate the present essential need for tree plantation/pollution control and environmental awareness.

  2. To work for uplifting poor rural people for their overall development.

  3. To provide portable water for the rural population and the needy and creating environmental awareness in the community.

Funding

  1. To raise funds through collection, donation or subscription and other means and to invest money or incur expenditure in such manner to promote the achievement of aims and objectives of trust.

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Help us work through the list

Most of the charter needs people, partners and funding before it can be more than a line in a trust deed.