Frequently Asked Questions

We are a registered charitable organization in Lajpat Nagar, South Delhi, working in education support and medical relief for underprivileged communities. We hold 12A registration and 80G approval from India's Income Tax Department, confirming our status as a legitimate, tax-recognized charitable trust.

Yes. We hold 12A registration number ABOTS0257NE20251 and 80G approval number ABOTS0257NF20261, both granted by the Principal Commissioner of Income Tax, Delhi. Both registrations are valid from Assessment Year 2026-27 to 2028-29.

D-21, 3rd Floor, Lajpat Nagar-1, Lajpat Nagar, South Delhi, Delhi – 110024, India. Our office is accessible by public transport and is open to visitors seeking information, applying for scholarships or medical assistance, or making donations in person.

12A registration exempts the trust's income from income tax and confirms it as a bona fide charitable organization. 80G approval, by contrast, directly benefits donors: it allows individuals, companies, and HUFs to claim a deduction when filing their income tax return. Both are granted by India's Income Tax Department. This trust holds both designations.

Dedicated trustees with experience in social work, healthcare, and community development. All trustees work without personal financial benefit from trust funds, and separate books of account are maintained as required by law, ensuring full transparency and accountability.

Yes. Donations qualify for a deduction under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961. You will receive an official 80G certificate to use when filing your income tax return. The deduction is available to individuals, Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs), and companies. Consult a chartered accountant for the exact deduction percentage applicable to your case.

After your donation is received, we issue an official receipt and 80G certificate containing the trust name, PAN (ABOTS0257N), 80G registration number (ABOTS0257NF20261), donation amount, and date. Please have your PAN card ready — it is required to issue a valid certificate in your name.

There is no minimum. Contributions of any size are welcome and go directly toward education and medical relief programs. Even small amounts create tangible impact when pooled with other donations.

Yes. We accept school supplies (notebooks, stationery, bags), books, unexpired medicines, and medical equipment. Please contact us before sending items so we can coordinate receipt and distribution efficiently. This ensures your donation reaches the right hands without delay.

Yes. Corporate and CSR donations are welcome. Organisations benefit from 80G deductions and can receive impact reports for their CSR records and stakeholder communication. Contact us at our Lajpat Nagar office to discuss CSR partnership arrangements and reporting requirements.

Visit our office at D-21, 3rd Floor, Lajpat Nagar-1, South Delhi – 110024 with proof of income, academic records, and your admission or enrolment letter. Schools, social workers, and community leaders may also refer deserving students directly to us.

Students from families below the poverty line or from economically weaker sections (EWS). Both school-level and college-level students may apply, based on financial need and academic commitment. Applications are reviewed on a case-by-case basis subject to fund availability.

Yes. We organise distribution drives providing notebooks, stationery, school bags, and pens to underprivileged students. We also provide access to digital study materials where possible. Schools and teachers can refer students in need of these supplies.

Yes. We give special priority to female students at risk of leaving school due to financial or social pressures. We recognise that educating girls has a multiplier effect on entire communities — educated women are more likely to raise healthier, better-educated children and contribute more broadly to community wellbeing.

Contact us at our Lajpat Nagar-1 office with medical reports, a doctor's prescription, and proof of income. Our team reviews every application with sensitivity and urgency. We understand that medical need is always pressing and aim to respond as quickly as possible.

Yes. We organise free health camps in underserved Delhi communities offering general check-ups, blood pressure and sugar monitoring, eye screenings, and specialist doctor consultations — all at no cost to beneficiaries. Contact us to learn about upcoming camp dates and locations.

Yes. We provide direct financial assistance for hospitalization, surgical expenses, diagnostics, specialist consultations, and post-treatment care. This is based on medical documentation and verified financial need. Please bring all relevant medical reports and hospital estimates to our office.

Yes. Through partnerships with medical professionals and pharmacies, we source and distribute essential medicines to patients who cannot afford them. We also provide continued support for chronic illness patients requiring long-term medication for conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and tuberculosis.

We welcome doctors, teachers, students, professionals, and concerned citizens. Whether you can offer medical expertise, educational support, administrative skills, or communications help — there is a role for you. Contact us at our registered office to learn about current volunteer opportunities.

Yes. Referrals from schools, hospitals, doctors, community leaders, and social workers are actively encouraged. We work collaboratively with educational institutions and medical organisations to ensure assistance reaches those who need it most efficiently and without unnecessary delays.