Shree Om Sai Charitable Health & Educational Trust

The organisation has successfully organized numerous educational programs, focusing on providing education to underprivileged children facing challenging circumstances. The efforts extend to children engaged in child labour, those from economically disadvantaged families, those afflicted and affected by HIV/AIDS, street and runaway children, children with rare disabilities, those impacted by disasters, and children from slum areas. It places special emphasis on promoting girl education and women's education, aiming to empower them and their families.
To date, the NGO programmes have directly benefited over 50,000 children.

The organisation extends financial assistance to academically talented children from low-income families, preventing them from discontinuing their education due to economic constraints. Eligible for sponsorship under this program are intellectually gifted children, including those with physical challenges, from families with a monthly income not exceeding Rs. 4000/-. Currently, around 500 children benefit from sponsorship. The Sponsorship Program encompasses various advantages for the enrolled children:
• Financial support covering fees through a monthly stipend
• Guidance and Counselling, including subject and career counselling
• Health check-ups
• Sponsorship Day Celebrations
• Annual Prize Distribution for outstanding children
• An annual gift for all participating children
• Annual distribution of stationery to all children
• Special assistance for meritorious children aspiring to pursue higher studies

The organisation is actively engaged in advocating for and assisting disadvantaged elderly individuals. Serving as a representative voice for India's senior citizens, the trust is committed to enhancing the well-being of the elderly population. Operating across 23 states, it offers medical services, implements poverty alleviation initiatives, and introduces income generation schemes in both urban and rural areas of India.

The trust aims to help children achieve their basic life aspirations, realize their potential, make informed choices, resist oppression, assert their rightful existence, and open up new possibilities and opportunities.
The foundation engages with individual cases based on immediate needs. Educational support is provided to those at risk of discontinuing their studies due to impoverished circumstances, especially those demonstrating exceptional academic performance. Individuals facing critical health issues receive assistance, and specific cases are addressed through rehabilitation programs, offering educational support, vocational training, entrepreneurship training, counselling, and provisions for aids and appliances.
Through this program, over 4,200 individual children have received educational and health support.

The organisation actively pursues its noble cause in collaboration with the trustees, members, and volunteers of the orphan and poor girls' marriage trust. Driven by their selfless spirit, they aim to contribute to the betterment of society by supporting the marriages of orphaned and economically disadvantaged girls.
Recognizing the aspirations of every girl for education, the trust acknowledges the societal challenges that prevent many girls from getting married, such as dowry and other social requirements. To address this issue, the orphan and poor girls' marriage trust consistently works on projects that involve collecting detailed information about the bride and groom, including their backgrounds, family businesses, and other significant aspects, ensuring informed and responsible matchmaking.

Types of scholarships offered:
a. Merit-based: These scholarships are awarded based on a student's academic, artistic, athletic, or other abilities. Evaluation often considers extracurricular activities and community service.
b. Need-based: These awards are determined by the student and family's financial situation. Private need-based scholarships may require earlier certificates of Education Persuaded, assessing a student's financial eligibility for scholarship assistance. Criteria: For the income range between 1 lac-2 lac per annum.
c. Student-specific: Qualification for these scholarships is initially based on factors such as gender, race, religion, family and medical history, or other student-specific elements. Common examples include minority scholarships.
d. Career-specific: These scholarships are awarded to students pursuing a specific field of study.
e. College-specific: These scholarships are granted to highly qualified applicants based on academic and personal achievements