Our Objectives (Trust Deed) | SHREE NITYANANDA SEVASHRAM SANGHA (S.N.S.S.)

Foundational Mandate

Section A: Main Objectives of the Trust

The overarching spiritual, humanitarian, and cultural tenets established in the official registered Trust Deed.

Verbatim Legal Text from Registered Trust Deed

“The primary objectives of the Trust shall be to promote, preserve, and propagate the principles, values, and traditions of Sanatan Dharma; to establish, maintain, renovate, and manage temples, ashrams, prayer halls, and spiritual centres; to establish, maintain, and support gaushalas for cow protection, animal welfare, and the conservation of indigenous cattle breeds; to promote Vedic education, Sanskrit language, Indian philosophical thought, yoga, and meditation; to organize pilgrimages, spiritual discourses (satsangs), religious congregations, and cultural programmes; and to provide charitable assistance to individuals, communities, and public institutions for the spiritual, moral, and cultural upliftment of society, without discrimination and in accordance with the applicable laws of India.”

Core Aspects Governed by Section A:

Sanatan Dharma values
Ashrams & prayer centres
Gaushalas & cow welfare
Vedic & Sanskrit education
Yoga & meditation training
Satsangs & cultural events

Devotional Sharodiya Durga Puja celebration at Shree Nityananda Sevashram

Spiritual & Cultural Heritage Fostering universal brotherhood, moral harmony, and community prayer since 1925.

Scope of Philanthropy

Section B: Other Objectives of the Trust

The five foundational pillars of public charitable service defined in the Trust Deed.

1

Educational

To establish, maintain, and support schools, colleges, vidyapiths, research centers, study libraries, and vocational institutes; providing free books, stipends, and scholarships to meritorious, needy, and underprivileged students.

2

Medical

To establish, maintain, and assist charitable dispensaries, hospitals, eye clinics, nursing facilities, and mobile healthcare vans; providing free health checks, diagnostic relief, and life-saving medicines to poor families.

Healthcare professional treating rural patient

3

Relief of the Poor

To grant direct aid, financial assistance, food grains, clothing, winter blankets, and essential relief to indigent persons, destitute families, daily-wage laborers, and those struck by sudden economic adversity.

Dignified community food and grain relief distribution

4

Old Age & Challenged

To extend sheltering arms, geriatric healthcare, nourishment, assistive mobility aids (wheelchairs, walking frames), and specialized care to aged citizens and physically or mentally challenged persons.

Elderly resident smiling with caregiver volunteer

5

Other Objects of General Public Utility

All six statutory sub-clauses (a) through (f) exactly as specified under the Trust Deed:

(a)

Community Facilities & Libraries: To establish, maintain, and support community halls, public reading rooms, digital learning libraries, and recreational facilities for the intellectual and civic advancement of the general public.

(b)

Environment & Ecology: To undertake ecological conservation, tree plantation drives, groundwater replenishment, village sanitation, renewable energy awareness, and rural environmental health initiatives.

(c)

Women & Livelihood Upliftment: To promote socio-economic self-reliance for women through vocational training, cottage handicraft cooperatives, self-help groups (SHGs), and financial literacy workshops.

(d)

Disaster & Calamity Relief: To provide immediate humanitarian relief, cooked meals, clean drinking water, temporary shelters, and clothing during natural disasters, floods, cyclones, epidemics, and civil crises.

(e)

Youth, Sports & Civic Ethics: To promote physical culture, traditional Indian sports, youth leadership programs, civic responsibilities, and moral character-building among young citizens.

(f)

Institutional Collaboration: To collaborate, affiliate, federate, and work in mutual partnership with other registered charitable trusts, societies, and public institutions pursuing aligned humanitarian goals.

Community learning and gathering space for public utility

General Public Utility Services Civic facilities, library access, and community spaces serving all strata of society.

Section 2(15) of Income Tax Act Compliant: All activities under General Public Utility are carried out without profit motive, strictly fulfilling the statutory criteria for charitable purposes and public welfare.

Dedicated Social Programs

Section C: Specific Welfare Objectives

Complete text of all five specific welfare clauses, with every numbered heading and lettered sub-point preserved in full.

Objective Clause 1

1. To Establish and Maintain Old Age Homes

Honoring senior citizens with compassion, healthcare, safety, and dignity in their golden years:

(a)

Residential & Daycare Facilities: To establish, construct, maintain, run, and manage Old Age Homes, senior citizen living centres, and daycare shelters with appropriate residential, boarding, and lodging facilities.

(b)

Care for Indigent & Abandoned Elderly: To provide nutritious food, clothing, recreational activities, medical supervision, palliative care, and emotional companionship to destitute, abandoned, and indigent elderly persons free of cost or at subsidized rates.

(c)

Healthcare, Counseling & Peace: To arrange counseling, legal assistance, geriatric healthcare, physiotherapy, and spiritual discourses to ensure peace, dignity, and security for seniors in their twilight years.

Elderly resident receiving warm caregiver support

Geriatric Care & Compassion Shelter, medical attention, and emotional warmth for neglected and destitute seniors.

Children engaging in positive learning and creative play

Nurturing Child Welfare Safe haven, wholesome food, and character-building education for children.

Objective Clause 2

2. To Establish and Maintain Orphanages and Child Care Homes

Ensuring every child receives the parental love, shelter, and opportunities needed to flourish:

(a)

Shelters for Vulnerable Children: To establish, run, manage, and maintain orphanages, child welfare shelters, and foster care homes for orphan, abandoned, destitute, neglected, and underprivileged children.

(b)

Holistic Nurturing & Education: To provide safe shelter, wholesome nutrition, clothing, medical healthcare, formal schooling, computer literacy, and moral education for holistic child development.

(c)

Life Skills & Higher Education: To support vocational training, personality development, higher education sponsorships, and life skills for youth transitioning out of care homes to ensure smooth social and economic integration.

Objective Clause 3

3. To Set Up Rehabilitation Centers

Restoring human potential through physical, psychological, and vocational rehabilitation:

(a)

Rehabilitation Infrastructure: To set up, operate, and maintain rehabilitation centers for individuals recovering from substance abuse, alcoholism, physical trauma, psychological distress, and social marginalization.

(b)

Therapy & Psychological Care: To provide medical detoxification, psychiatric counseling, psychological therapy, yoga, meditation, and behavioral rehabilitation under certified medical professionals.

(c)

Vocational Reintegration: To conduct vocational training, job-oriented skill acquisition, and community reintegration programs to help individuals lead productive, self-reliant, and drug-free lives.

Vocational skill development and practical training session

Skill Development & Self-Reliance Vocational training and rehabilitation enabling vulnerable youth to live with economic independence.

Hygienic blood donation camp and charitable treatment drive

Blood Donation & Medical Relief Professional camps organized regularly to save lives across local rural hospitals.

Objective Clause 4

4. To Provide Medical and Health Services

Promoting accessible, dignified, and preventative healthcare for rural families:

(a)

Charitable Clinics & Dispensaries: To establish, manage, and support charitable dispensaries, hospitals, mobile health clinics, diagnostic centers, and paramedical care units for underserved populations.

(b)

Free Health & Eye Screening Camps: To organize free medical health check-up camps, eye screening and cataract surgery camps, dental hygiene camps, and distribution of free medicines to poor patients.

(c)

Blood Donation & Emergency Healthcare: To organize regular voluntary blood donation camps, ambulance services, health awareness campaigns, maternal and child healthcare programs, and emergency medical aid.

Objective Clause 5

5. To Undertake Charitable and Welfare Activities

Universal relief for the needy in alignment with our sacred motto "Service to Humanity is Service to Divinity":

(a)

Poverty Relief & Emergency Distribution: To undertake relief of poverty, distribution of food (annadaan), clothing, blankets, and essential household provisions to the destitute, widows, daily wage earners, and economically weaker sections during festivals, winter seasons, and unforeseen emergencies.

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Distribution of food and winter blankets to needy families

Relief & Annadaan Preserving human dignity through free community nourishment and winter warmth.

Statutory Objects of The Trust