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Aarohan Laxmi Narayan Foundation

About Us

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Awakening Human Potential Through Compassionate Direct Action

Established in 2026

Aarohan Laxmi Narayan Foundation originated from an urgent grassroots youth initiative in the rural outskirts of Northern India. Witnessing acute educational disparities, unattended preventive healthcare crises, and systemic marginalization, a team of volunteer educators and clinical interns pooled resources to construct our first evening study circle in a derelict village shed.

Why We Were Established

We recognized that broken infrastructure cannot be patched with temporary handouts. Pervasive child labor, absent maternal health clinics, destitute abandoned street animals, and rapidly degrading community green spaces required an interconnected, community-anchored model addressing both environmental resilience and human dignity simultaneously.

Our Commitment to Social Development

True charity rejects generational dependency. Our vocational training programs, micro-enterprise cooperatives, and scholarship mentorship paths ensure that each beneficiary transitions into a self-reliant creator of community prosperity.

HopeCare Foundation Rural Women Empowerment and Livelihood Training Center
Center #04 • Jaipur Rural
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“We believe genuine charity does not create dependency; it awakens human potential.”

Dr. Aruna Sen Founder & Managing Trustee
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Purpose & Horizon

Guiding Pillars of Our Work

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Immediate & Sustained Purpose

Our Mission

To empower vulnerable communities and improve lives by providing meaningful, transparent support in child education, rural healthcare, social welfare, women livelihood and sustainable green ecology.

01 Active across 4 states and 120+ village blocks
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Long-Term Horizon

Our Vision

A society where every individual has access to equal opportunities, human dignity, preventative healthcare, quality education, and a clean, safe, flourishing environment.

02 Self-regenerating, autonomous, empowered communities
Uncompromising Ethics

Our Core Values

Every decision, community intervention, and budget allocation is measured against six moral anchors.

gavel Strict Governance Standards
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Pillar 01

Compassion

Empathy is the foundation of every field initiative we run. We listen before we design solutions, upholding beneficiary dignity above all.

Active in 100% of programs
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Pillar 02

Transparency

100% open public balance sheets, quarterly external audits, and live progress dashboards. Every rupee donated is traced to its final impact.

Audited by Deloitte India
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Pillar 03

Equality

Every human and living creature deserves dignity without prejudice. We protect the rights of underprivileged children, women, and stray fauna alike.

Zero-tolerance discrimination
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Pillar 04

Integrity

Absolute fidelity to our commitments to donors, partners, and beneficiaries. We promise what we can deliver and over-deliver what we promise.

ISO 9001:2015 Compliant
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Pillar 05

Sustainability

Long-term ecological and community solutions that thrive independently without perpetual external intervention or financial bailouts.

Circular & Net-positive goals
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Pillar 06

Community First

Local residents lead, shape, and manage community programs. We ensure village councils and women cooperatives hold decision rights.

88% Local field leadership
Field-Tested Guidance

Our Board & Dedicated Leadership

Experienced professionals, doctors, and grassroots activists steering our cause with professional excellence and moral courage.

Founder

Dr. Aruna Sen

Founder & Managing Trustee

Public Health Specialist (MD, AIIMS)

Over 22 years spearheading epidemiology and maternal outreach across remote tribal belts in Rajasthan and Odisha.

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Operations

Rajesh Nair

Director of Field Operations

Ex-UNICEF Logistics Coordinator

Pioneered rapid medical supply logistics across 14 flood-affected districts; manages our mobile diagnostic vans and fleet.

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Child Welfare

Sister Meera Thomas

Head of Child Welfare & Education

M.Ed, Child Development Specialist

Champion of foundational literacy and secondary school transition grants, ensuring zero female dropouts across partner schools.

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Veterinary Lead

Dr. Vikram Khurana

Chief Veterinary Officer

BVSc & AH, Animal Sanctuary Lead

Directs our 24/7 rescue ambulances, anti-rabies vaccination grids, and the HopeCare Animal Rehabilitation Haven.

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Supported by an Independent Advisory Council

Our board operates in active partnership with 14 community ombudsmen, honorary retired judges, and village sarpanches who audit programmatic integrity twice each year.

Radical Accountability

Every Rupee Accounted For

We publish quarterly financial ledger abstracts, third-party impact reports, and program utilization ratios openly online.

87.4% Direct Program Deployments
100% Tax-Deductible (80G)
4.9 / 5 Credibility Alliance Rating