Saikalpa Trust is a secular, not-for-profit organization in India, registered under the Societies’ Registration Act of 1860.

Saikalpa TRUST is a non-profit, charitable organization that was established under the Indian Trusts Act 1882 for the aim of social welfare under the Indian Tax Act 1961. It provides services to all communities, regardless of caste, creed, or religion.

Objectives of the Trust

To give medical, educational, environmental, economic, and social aid to all children and needy people, as well as relief to the downtrodden, weaker portion, women, the elderly, and physically, intellectually, and visually challenged members of society,by

Apart from that, TRUST supports orphans by offering free quality education to needy, neglected children by providing care, food, clothing, shelter, protection, and quality education, as well as ensuring their physical and mental development.

We are currently focusing our efforts in and around Chennai, but our goals are national in scope

Beneficiaries

Orphanage: Fear, a lack of parental affection, trauma, stress, and frustration were among the orphans' psychosocial issues. Orphans are more likely to engage in juvenile delinquency due to emotional and psychological issues. To address these concerns, Saikalpa provides food, water, clothing, education, and other necessities. The orphaned infant will be adopted by Saikalpa.

Old-age Home: Saikalpa advocates "the cause and care of disadvantaged older people in order to improve their quality of life," and envisions a society in which the elderly have the right to enjoy a full, healthy, and dignified life. Addressing the needs of the elderly and campaigning for their rights, as well as providing adequate healthcare, preventing elder abuse, and a variety of other challenges.

Medical: Many people with kidney disease cannot afford dialysis, thus many non- profit groups. People with other illnesses, such as heart problems, are unable to receive free support from these groups since they require further medical care. The Saikalpa Trust will provide financial help to these people through working with hospitals