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Malar Trust India

Malar Trust India is a registered non-profit organization founded in 2011 on the initiative of two long time friends, one Indian and one Italian, with a common dream: to help children from the poorest section of society to reach a better life through education.

They both strongly believe that if children are given the opportunity to study up to the highest level they can change not only their life but also the life of their families, with a general long-run improvement of the welfare of the communities they belong to.

So they decided to work together with two “sister” organizations, one Italian, Malar Trust OdV, and one Indian, Malar Trust India: the Italian HQ collects the money, Malar Trust India runs the projects.

In recent years, expenses in India have exceeded thefundraising capacity in Italy. This has hindered the growth of the Association and jeopardized the continuation of some projects, particularly the scholarship programs, which account for a large percentage of total expenses.

Malar Trust India has been registered in the state of Tamil Nadu since 2012 and holds all the required certifications, including 80G and 12A. Since 2023, it has also been authorized to manage CSR funds.

For donations:

MALAR TRUST INDIA

Account: 372100050300577

IFSC: TMBL0000372

or contact our office at malartrustindia12@gmail.com

Blog

Always smile, no matter what

Bharathi, a 38-year-old woman affected by polio since childhood, lives with her disabled mother and struggles to survive. With support from Malar Trust India, she has started a small roadside business that helps her to survive.

Restoring Hope Through Care and Empowerment

Ferose, 42, has lived with a severe disability since childhood after being affected by polio and now also faces serious heart problems requiring constant care. Unable to work regularly, he lives with his elderly parents, who struggle to meet basic expenses.

The Projects

Malar Trust’s vision is to offer, at village level, whatever kind of help is required to improve the individual and social wellfare:

  • supporting the children during their entire school life from balwadi to college, providing school uniforms; notebooks etc.
  • improving the children’s health with free medical assistance and through the education of their families to a better hygienic care;
  • assisting adults, especially disabled, with small loans when they have good business ideas;
  • helping people who are facing critical situation, such as widows with kids or old people living alone without family support.
  • organizing tailoring courses for women so that they can learn a useful skill.
  • sponsoring individuals with a monthly support for essential needs.

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