ABOUT TRINITY FOUNDATION

Better Health | Better Education | Better Humanity

“Children Hunger and Education is not an issue of Charity. It is an issue of their Rights and Justice”.

Trinity Foundation (TF) is a social development and professional education organization established in 2010 to address the pressing issues of uneducated children, human trafficking, orphans, and children from brothels – particularly girls – along with the resulting social and economic challenges faced by these vulnerable groups.

We are a registered charity in India and also registered as a Charity Company Limited by Guarantee in the United Kingdom (Registrar of England and Wales).

TF is committed to providing innovative, sustainable, and compassionate solutions to protect and uplift children in need. Our initiatives include:

• Hunger-Free Classrooms to combat malnutrition by providing fresh, nutritious meals.

• Right to Education Programs focusing on technology, computer literacy, and vocational training.

• Holistic Support regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, gender, or nationality.

We believe in nurturing a team of motivated, passionate, and skilled young professionals whose creativity and dedication help bring lasting change to communities — moving towards a poverty-free life with dignity, peace, prosperity, and happiness.

Mission

To create lasting solutions to problems of education gaps, child neglect, and social injustice.


Vision

As a charity and socio-educational development organization:

• We act for children and young girls in need of care, compassion, education, and protection.

• We respect all communities and work where our mission contributes to holistic growth.

• We aim to be a pioneering institution that builds a hunger-free, poverty-free, gender-balanced, equitable, and inclusive society, enabling people to shape their own futures with freedom and dignity.

Achievements & Awards

• State Award (2018): Darjeeling Children Project recognized as “Best Child Care Institution” by the West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights.

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