Nithya M
President
We work with poor, distressed and underprivileged people to improve literacy, health and their chances of earning a living, so that families can stand on their own.
Our story
The foundation began with an idea from Dr. Raymond Abrezol, a Swiss dentist, after he visited India in 2006. Ms. Prabhata Nalini Mishra formed the charitable trust in February 2008.
The trust is run by its trustees together with experienced administrators and teachers. About 166 students in Bangalore, Mysore and Odisha currently benefit from its educational support.
Dr. Raymond Abrezol, a Swiss dentist, visits India. The idea for the foundation begins here.
Shanti Foundation India is registered on 11 February 2008 (BNB (U) JNR 575) in Jayanagar, Bangalore.
Donations become exempt under Section 80G(5)(vi) by order of 21 June 2011, effective from 2010-11.
Gokula Play Home, Shanti Niketan Evening School and Chaya Vocational Centre run alongside education sponsorship, healthcare and counselling.
Mission
We help students move forward in their education and help families become self-reliant. Our work reaches children, teenagers, adults and women, including senior citizens and people dealing with addiction.
Vision
We plan to extend beyond one geographic area to other Indian states, serving urban slum dwellers and rural communities regardless of language, religion or social status.
Our people
How we work
We are a voluntary charitable organisation depending on the helping hands of people from the community. Our services aim at the communal upliftment of people in need.
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