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We are involved in many projects: Education, Blood Donation, Health Awareness, Children's Support, and Old Age Support.
Our Programs
Children in need who are deserving of it have been receiving financial aid from charities as they pursue education at all levels, from elementary school to graduate school. Tuition must be paid directly to the school in question. The application will be taken into consideration based on the applicant’s exceptional academic performance, challenging financial position, and family work history. Only with continued excellence in performance is financial support guaranteed for the student’s succeeding academic years. The applicants must submit the request form and any required supporting documents.
Health care Awareness
Every call to the Anmol Jeevan Charitable Trust’s Childline is important. Founded in 2021, Childline is a 24-hour nationwide helpline for children facing challenging circumstances. Childline – Anmol Jeevan Charitable Trust responds quickly and adheres to the established protocol to be able to help the child within 60 minutes of the call being recorded, regardless of whether the child is being physically abused by a parent or guardian, has experienced physical or mental abuse, is in pain, or has gone missing.
Awareness
To establish, develop, maintain, and give cash, in-kind, or other forms of financial support to schools, colleges, libraries, reading rooms, universities, laboratories, and other similar establishments in India for use by the students, staff, as well as for the expansion and advancement of education and information dissemination among the general public. To build, grow, manage, and support old aged care, child care, women’s empowerment, and other comparable philanthropic endeavors for the general public use and benefit.
Finding a suitable donor whose blood is safe for the receivers and who won’t have any side effects from giving blood is the aim of the blood donation camp. India divides the organization of its outdoor blood drives into three phases. The three phases are known as pre-camp, in-camp, and post-camp.