Global Welfare Trust, Delhi

Where care becomes lasting change

Education, plantation, agriculture, health and care for cows, carried out in Delhi and northern India with community partners and openly shared progress.

Our work is organised into clear programmes and reported openly, so supporters can see what is being done and where.

Education · Plantation · Farmers · Health · Gau seva

Impact to date

Supplied figures, shared openly

55,000+

Children enrolled in school

15,000

Families helped

1,20,000

Saplings planted

180

Villages with clean water

Your support

Where your donation goes

Plants and trees

Saplings are planted in community and village spaces, supporting shade, soil and the wider plantation programme.

Cows: food and shelter

Support covers fodder and shelter for cows in our gau seva work, cared for with regular daily routines.

Our programmes

Four core areas of work

Plantation

Tree planting and sapling care across village and community land.

Agriculture

Support for farmers working with soil, water and local crops.

Education

Learning hubs and classroom support for children in school.

Health

Community health work and access to care in local settings.

Featured campaign

Shatavari for Better Health

A campaign in Baghpat and Muzaffarnagar with the National Medicinal Plants Board, supporting the planting of 1,00,000 saplings of shatavari for community health.

Our method

How we work

Listen

We begin with the needs voiced by families and communities.

Plan

Programmes are designed with local partners and realistic timelines.

Act

Teams carry out the work in learning hubs, plantations and village care.

Report

We share what was done, where, and what remains to be done.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the Trust registered?

Yes. Registered Trust No. 1514 and PAN AAETG3738R are listed, with Darpan DL/2026/1008135.

Is my donation receipt final?

A receipt is provisional until payment is confirmed. The 12A and 80G approvals are provisionally approved.

How is field work reported?

Each programme follows Listen, Plan, Act, Report, so progress is shared openly with supporters.