The ‘Nishant Charitable Trust’ founded in 2001 by Dr. Rajkumar Singh in loving memory of his son, Late Master Nishant Singh (1985 – 2003), has been a beacon of hope in the Western Mumbai region for the past two decades. Dr. Singh’s unwavering dedication to societal improvement and support for the underprivileged has left an indelible mark. With a firm belief that every child deserves a chance at a brighter future, our organization, now led by Mr. Ankit Singh and his team, continues Late Master Nishant Singh’s legacy. Driven by a passion for education, Late Master Nishant Singh’s ideals are at the core of our mission. The organization is committed to ensuring that underprivileged children not only survive but thrive, providing comprehensive support to those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Join us in making a difference as we work towards a more equitable and promising future for these deserving young lives.
Discover our commitment to empowering underprivileged children through education and support for a self-sufficient future. At our core, we focus on addressing basic needs, providing life lessons, and nurturing mental and emotional growth. Our initiatives aim to guide each child towards a fulfilling career aligned with their abilities and interests. Join us in making a lasting impact on young lives, fostering resilience and independence.
Welcome to our team, committed to delivering short-term relief and sustainable solutions for the development of underprivileged communities. Our vision revolves around empowering children and families in slums, ensuring equal opportunities for all. Join us on our mission for positive change and community growth.
There is no greater joy or more significant reward than bringing about a profound positive change in someone’s life.
Donations to Nishant Charitable Trust are eligible for 50% tax exemption under Section 80-G Income Tax Act 1956. In case you have donated directly through UPI, kindly Whatsapp your details in the format (Name, Address and PAN for 80G reciept on +91 8016630630)
