Life Line Charitable Trust

The primary objective of this programme is to cover all the necessary costs for a girl's marriage, assuming the responsibility as a foster father. Annually, the trust coordinates engagements and weddings for daughters of all castes in Gujarat. It covers engagement expenses, marriage costs, and provide 51s types of wedding essentials for each daughter. Additionally, it issues a bond of Rs. 1 lakh to support the marital life for 15 years. The organization shoulders all expenses from engagement to marriage.
Over 100 daughters have been married off by the trust. The aim is to facilitate the marriages of 5000 daughters within the next 2 years. The "Dikri Dattak Yojna" is designed to assist financially underprivileged families and mitigate issues such as dowry demands and suicides arising from financial constraints.

This initiative organises complimentary tours for senior citizens who face difficulties traveling. The journey commences at the society gate, where elders are provided with a water bottle and a napkin. The organisation offers lunch, evening snacks, and dinner during the trip. Along the way, a range of activities is arranged, including devotional singing, Garba dance, symbolic remarriage ceremonies for elderly couples, yoga sessions, classic outdoor games, and interactive discussions on bridging the generation gap.
The tour encompasses various significant destinations like the Umiyadham Temple, Swaminarayan Temple, Tran Pan no Vad, Galteshwar Mahadev, Sidhhnath Mahadev, Suvali Seashore, and other prominent spots within Surat. Under this campaign, the trust has facilitated free travel for over 2000 seniors.

The "Bal Hinsa Nabudi Abhiyan" has conducted over 400 seminars across social gatherings and schools to raise awareness and prevent both deliberate and inadvertent violence against children by parents and educational institutions. A primary concern addressed by the campaign involves children from impoverished and marginalized communities who are frequently exploited for labor.
In many instances, the parents of these children, constrained by their challenging socio-economic circumstances, are deceived or enticed into "sending" or "selling" their children, hoping to secure better livelihood opportunities. Traffickers take advantage of the lack of awareness, especially among the uneducated poor residing in slums and other underprivileged areas of the country.

The trust supports unemployed individuals, particularly women, to augment their family income by vending organic and health-oriented products crafted by the organization's workers at affordable prices. Over 11 health-related items are produced by individuals engaged with the organization, providing an opportunity for people to earn supplementary income by retailing these products at their residences, workplaces, stores, or within social circles. This initiative has enabled more than 1,000 individuals, including housewives, to generate additional income.