Purely charitable and educational initiatives designed to uplift underprivileged girls, boys, women, and vulnerable communities across Bihar.
Each program is grounded in the objectives of the Afrah Foundation Trust Deed — run by dedicated volunteers and aimed at lasting, measurable change.
We promote education among underprivileged girls and boys by providing scholarships, books, uniforms, and study materials. We establish or support schools, coaching centres, and vocational institutions — enabling students to become self-reliant and confident members of society.
We support self-employment and entrepreneurship, promote income-generation activities, and form self-help groups — enabling economic independence and dignity for women and youth. We organize workshops and awareness programs on women's empowerment and rights.
We organize free medical camps and health awareness programs in underserved areas. Our health drives include counselling services, access to healthcare facilities, and support for clinics, nursing homes, and medical institutions — with focus on maternal and child health.
We create awareness about rights, equality, and justice. We provide legal aid and counselling to women facing exploitation, discrimination, or abuse — promoting social justice without any discrimination on the basis of caste, creed, or religion.
We provide food, clothing, books, uniforms, and essential support to the needy. We assist victims of natural calamities, widows, destitute women, differently-abled individuals, and families affected by poverty or crisis — without any discrimination.
We establish old-age homes and rehabilitation centres, create community spaces such as libraries, training centres, and clinics — available for seminars, workshops, and public functions for the benefit of the community at large.
All services are provided without discrimination of caste, religion, creed, or gender.
Children from economically weaker sections who lack access to quality education, materials, and opportunities.
Women facing economic hardship, exploitation, or social marginalization — including widows and abandoned women.
Young people who need skill development, career guidance, and pathways to dignified livelihoods.
Individuals with disabilities who require special support, rehabilitation, and inclusion in community life.
Families and communities impacted by floods, natural calamities, or economic crises requiring emergency relief.
Every individual in need — regardless of caste, creed, religion, or gender — is welcome to benefit from our programs.
Afrah Foundation is a newly registered trust. These are the genuine facts as documented in our Trust Deed and registration.
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