Aman Foundation
Welcome!
Firstly, wherever the trust decides to work for the country people.
END HUNGER
Hunger is still one the biggest – and most solvable – problems in the world. We have already made incredible progress.
health & fitness
Make people aware about the health and fitness using various sources of education and campagin.
Pharmacy Help
The providing medical help start dispensaries, hospital, medical and aid centers etc.
24/7 Special
Services
we are all always available for needy person.
Establish, maintain and do working for the General education, technical education, professional education institution.
Develop awareness about the natural disasters, like, fire, flood, draught etc. take active steps helping people during such natural calamities.
For the handicapped establish and maintain educational institute, hostels, etc. handicapped helped accordance to their disability artificial physical organs and provide materials which can helpful to them.
GALLERY
OUR PROGRAMMES
EDUCATION
Education, nutrition and holistic development of children
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
Empowering adolescent girls & women through community engagement
EMPOWERING GRASSROOT
Helping community based organizations become locally sustainable
HEALTHCARE
Taking healthcare services to doorstep of hard to reach communities
LIVELIHOOD
Skill training and placement support for underprivileged youth
DISASTER RESPONSE
Reach out and respond to the needs of the disaster affected people
UPCOMING EVENTS
WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY
World No Tobacco Day is observed every year on May 31st to raise awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco use and advocate for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption. Initiated by the World Health Organization (WHO), this global campaign highlights the health risks associated with tobacco, which claims over eight million lives annually, including those exposed to secondhand smoke. Each year, this day, Aman Foundation focuses on a specific theme, addressing critical issues such as the health dangers of tobacco, the deceptive tactics of the tobacco industry, and the environmental damage caused by tobacco cultivation and waste. Activities like awareness walks, educational seminars, health check-ups, and anti-smoking campaigns are organized by Aman Foundation to encourage smokers to quit and prevent young people from starting. Tobacco use is a leading cause of life-threatening diseases, including cancer, heart disease, and chronic respiratory conditions. It also contributes to deforestation, soil degradation, and pollution. World No Tobacco Day reminds individuals, communities, and governments of their responsibility to combat the tobacco epidemic through public education, policy changes, and support for cessation programs. The day serves as both a warning about the devastating effects of tobacco and a call to action for building a healthier, tobacco-free world for future generations.
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY
World Environment Day is celebrated every year on June 5th to raise global awareness about the importance of protecting and preserving the environment. Established by the United Nations in 1972, this day serves as a powerful platform to encourage positive environmental action and to promote worldwide awareness about urgent environmental issues. Each year, World Environment Day focuses on a specific theme that highlights a major environmental concern, such as air pollution, biodiversity loss, plastic pollution, or climate change. Governments, organizations, schools, and individuals participate in a variety of activities, including tree planting, clean-up drives, awareness walks, seminars, and campaigns aimed at promoting sustainable practices. The day reminds people of the critical role they play in protecting natural resources like air, water, forests, and wildlife. Environmental problems such as deforestation, pollution, and global warming threaten the health and well-being of all living creatures on Earth. World Environment Day encourages individuals to adopt eco-friendly habits like reducing waste, saving energy, using renewable resources, and protecting green spaces. It also urges policymakers to strengthen environmental regulations and promote sustainable development.
WORLD BLOOD DONOR DAY
World Blood Donor Day is observed every year on June 14th to raise awareness about the importance of voluntary, unpaid blood donations and to thank generous blood donors for their life-saving contributions. Established by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2004, this special day highlights the critical need for safe and sufficient blood supplies in hospitals and health centers worldwide. Every year, World Blood Donor Day is celebrated with a unique theme that emphasizes various aspects of blood donation, including its role in emergency care, maternal health, surgeries, and chronic disease management. Blood is essential for saving lives during accidents, natural disasters, surgeries, and for patients suffering from conditions like anemia, cancer, and blood disorders. On this day, health organizations, blood banks, hospitals, and community groups organize blood donation drives, awareness seminars, and appreciation events to honor regular donors and encourage new ones to participate. The day serves as a reminder of the importance of safe blood practices and regular voluntary donations, which ensure that quality-assured blood is available whenever needed. World Blood Donor Day also aims to educate people about the health benefits of donating blood and to inspire communities to contribute towards creating a reliable and sustainable blood supply for everyone in need.
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