Rashtrotthana Trust

About Us

Rashtrotthana Trust was established in August 2003 as a distinct entity carved out from the Rashtrotthana Parishat, a public service voluntary organization founded in 1965. This transition aimed to enhance the management and operational efficiency of the various service activities undertaken by Rashtrotthana Parishat. Rashtrotthana Trust embodies the principles of public service, which are fundamental to its vision of fostering a healthy and sustainable society through diverse initiatives.

Vision

Rashtrotthana Trust's overarching mission is to nurture a sustainable society through its various service activities, which encompass education, health, and community development. By focusing on public service as a core pillar, the Trust aims to create impactful programs that not only address immediate community needs but also promote long-term social transformation.

Through the establishment of Rashtrotthana Trust and the strategic transfer of management for key projects, the organization is well-positioned to enhance its service delivery and impact. By focusing on sustainable practices and community engagement, Rashtrotthana Trust continues to build on the legacy of Rashtrotthana Parishat, striving to uplift society and promote a healthier, more equitable future for all.

Transition of Management

The management of several key projects has been systematically handed over to Rashtrotthana Trust to ensure focused governance and operational excellence:

Tapas, Saadhana, and Seva Vasati: In April 2019, Rashtrotthana Parishat transferred the administration and operational responsibilities of these education and integrated development of slums projects aimed at nurturing talented students for leadership and excellence and slum improvement to Rashtrotthana Trust. This move was designed to streamline efforts and enhance the impact of these initiatives, which focus on enabling education and transforming meritorious students and also uplifting marginalized communities.
Jayadev Memorial Rashtrotthana Hospital and Research Centre: The management of this healthcare facility was handed over to the Trust in 2023. This transition is part of a broader strategy to improve healthcare delivery and ensure that the hospital meets the evolving needs of the community with a focus on quality and accessibility.
Samraksha: In 2024, the management of the Samraksha project, which provides free and comprehensive care including blood transfusions to children suffering from Thalassemia, was also entrusted to Rashtrotthana Trust. This project aims to provide comprehensive support and services to thalassemia affected children, furthering the Trust's commitment to social upliftment.