MAJOR AASHIRWAD TRUST (R)
Rescue. Rehabilitate. Rehome
- majoraashirwadtrust@gmail.com
- +91 7303971346
About Us
Major Aashirwad Trust
Major Aashirwad Trust (Regd.) is a non-profit, non-communal, and secular organization dedicated to the upliftment of society through education, healthcare, social welfare, and empowerment programs. Founded with the mission to serve the underprivileged and marginalized, the Trust works selflessly to create a compassionate, inclusive, and progressive India, where every individual has equal access to opportunities and dignity.
The Trust’s core focus lies in education and skill development, where it actively runs and supports schools, vocational training centers, IT literacy programs, libraries, and open learning platforms. Through these initiatives, we aim to empower youth and adults alike, especially those living below the poverty line, by equipping them with the skills needed for livelihood generation and self-reliance.
What We Do
Care, Cure & Compassion for Every Dog
At Major Aashirwad Trust (Regd.), we believe that every dog deserves a life filled with love, safety, and dignity. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome street and abandoned dogs, offering them the medical care and compassion they truly deserve.
Medical Care & Treatment
From minor injuries to life-threatening diseases, we provide timely and professional veterinary treatment to dogs in need. Our in-house team of vets and trained caregivers ensure every rescued dog gets the best possible chance at recovery.
Medical Care & Treatment
We respond to distress calls and pick up injured, sick, or abandoned dogs from streets, construction sites, or dangerous areas. Each dog is given a safe space, medical attention, nutritious food, and the emotional support required to heal.
Adoption & Foster Services
Our goal is not just to treat but to transform lives. Once a dog is healthy and ready, we work tirelessly to find loving forever homes or caring foster families where they can thrive.
Adoption & Foster Services
To reduce overpopulation and prevent further suffering, we conduct sterilization (spay/neuter) and vaccination campaigns, especially in urban and semi-urban areas. We also spread awareness about responsible pet ownership and animal welfare.
Education Social Welfare
- To provide welfare services to the poor—especially those below the poverty line—in the fields of development, social education, cultural, medical, and self-improvement.
- To emphasize livelihood development by organizing entrepreneurship and skill development training for poor, unemployed youth in villages and panchayats.
- To provide access to education through open learning centers, libraries, computer education, formal/non-formal schools, and cultural activities.
- To establish and maintain educational institutions, training centers, and social service centers for promoting learning in science, technology, and allied fields.
- To function as a non-communal, secular organization and work for the all-round development of society regardless of caste, creed, or religion.
Child & Women Welfare
- To eliminate child labor and exploitation by launching targeted programs for vulnerable children aged 8–14 years working in unsafe sectors like transport, mining, domestic work, and entertainment industry; and to support blind and disadvantaged children through education and skill development programs.
- Public Health Awareness & Camps Organizing health awareness programs and free medical camps (including immunization, eye care, child and maternal health) in rural and underserved areas to promote hygiene, sanitation, and disease prevention.
- To empower women and girls through community-based programs, education, skill training, and promotion of initiatives like Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, ensuring sustainable development of marginalized sections.
- To ensure child safety and development by removing harm caused by insensitive infrastructure, procedures, or personnel, and by supporting children's right to physical and intellectual growth with access to healthcare, nutrition, and education.
- To raise awareness and encourage national service by helping talented but poor children and youth, building patriotism (Rashtra Bhakti), and enabling them to contribute meaningfully to society.
Healthcare Facilities
- Comprehensive Medical Aid Providing medical relief, treatment, and aid—especially to the sick, handicapped, cancer patients, and victims of natural or man-made disasters—through hospitals, clinics, mobile vans, and dispensaries.
- Public Health Awareness & Camps Organizing health awareness programs and free medical camps (including immunization, eye care, child and maternal health) in rural and underserved areas to promote hygiene, sanitation, and disease prevention.
- Support for Traditional & Preventive Healthcare Promoting traditional Indian therapies such as Yoga, Ayurveda, Naturopathy, Homeopathy, and encouraging the use of preventive medicines for a healthy lifestyle.
- Welfare of Underprivileged & Marginalized Assisting economically deprived people, especially children, elderly, and HIV/AIDS patients, by providing healthcare, education, shelter, and sanitation support across India.
- Environmental & Social Responsibility Engaging in tree plantation, clean water initiatives, road safety programs, anti-corruption advocacy, and promoting citizen participation in social welfare and justice (like RTI filings and awareness campaigns).
Elderly & Disabled Welfare
- To provide shelter and basic necessities (food, clothes, beds, medicines) to elderly and disabled individuals who are homeless, neglected, or without family support—regardless of caste, religion, or creed.
- To construct and maintain old age homes with proper facilities for a dignified life and promote access to essential services like clean drinking water and sanitation for the elderly.
- To support disabled and homeless individuals who are forced to live on the streets, by offering them protection, care, and integration into society with compassion and dignity.
- To develop personality and confidence among elderly people through welfare schemes focused on emotional, mental, and social well-being, helping them lead purposeful lives.
- To create and implement need-based welfare schemes for senior citizens and differently-abled persons, with flexibility to address special cases through the Trust's executive committee.
Environmental & Animal Welfare
- To provide medical care and treatment to injured, sick, or abandoned animals to ensure their well-being and recovery.
- To establish and maintain shelters, gaushalas, and crèches for stray and helpless animals, offering them a safe and compassionate environment.
- To supply nutritious food and water to street animals and livestock, ensuring their survival and health, especially during extreme weather or crisis.
- To run animal rescue operations for the protection, safety, and rehabilitation of abused or endangered animals.
- To promote animal welfare awareness and encourage humane treatment of all living beings through community outreach, education, and active involvement in conservation efforts.
Cultural & Spiritual Unity
- To organize interfaith religious gatherings (Sammelans) such as satsangs and spiritual events to promote mutual respect, understanding, and tolerance among different religions in India.
- To build and maintain Satsang Bhawans, Sadhubelas, and open spiritual spaces that foster clean habits, community discipline, and peaceful co-existence through spiritual practices.
- To promote traditional practices like Prabhat Pheri and Mala Jaap to instill spiritual discipline and positive engagement among local residents and devotees.
- To encourage spiritual music and devotional songs (Religious Sangeet) to uplift community spirit and strengthen the feeling of unity among all religious groups.
- To coordinate with government and local authorities on cultural, religious, and social welfare matters—ensuring transparency, accountability, and development for the greater public good.
National Service & Youth Welfare
- To support the families of martyrs, ex-servicemen, and freedom fighters by providing educational, medical, and financial assistance for children’s education, marriages, rehabilitation, and daily needs.
- To honor and assist the dependents of Indian soldiers, including widows and children, ensuring they live with dignity and receive opportunities for a better future.
- To promote youth empowerment through skill development programs, personality building, and training sessions aimed at preparing them for employment and leadership roles.
- To encourage civic education, road safety awareness, and sports activities among youth to foster discipline, responsibility, and a healthy lifestyle.
- To operate mobile dispensaries, ambulances, and health services not only for soldiers’ families but also for vulnerable communities and even mute animals (dump creatures), reflecting a compassionate and inclusive approach to national service.
