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Measurable Change Across Workplaces & Vulnerable Communities

Registered as a Public Charitable Trust (BK-4/45/2026) with 12A, 80G, and MCA CSR-1 (CSR00115339) credentials, Sahayithi Foundation is committed to transparent reporting, verified field outcomes, and accountable stewardship across Tiruppur and Tamil Nadu.

Verified Field Metrics

Impact at a Glance

Scroll-triggered impact indicators reflecting our POSH Act 2013 training footprint and community welfare programs.

14+

Training Sessions

POSH Act 2013 IC & workplace safety programs across Tiruppur

4

Active Programs

POSH Training, Counselling, Rehabilitation & Transgender Empowerment

1,000+

Lives Impacted

Factory workers, women, youth & transgender community members reached

2026

Est. 2026

Registered Public Charitable Trust (BK-4/45/2026)

Program Outcomes

Measurable Results Across Four Core Programs

Each initiative is designed with clear deliverables for workplace statutory compliance, psychological recovery, livelihood self-reliance, and social inclusion.

Workplace Compliance · B2BTamil · English

POSH Act 2013 Training & IC Formation Services

Mandatory POSH Act 2013 awareness training, Internal Committee (IC) constitution, and External IC Member services for garment factories, hospitals, and corporates.

Primary Beneficiaries & Audience

Garment factories, spinning mills, hospitals, hotels & enterprises with 10+ employees

Key Measurable Outcomes

  • 14+ corporate and industrial units trained across Tiruppur
  • 100% statutory compliance with POSH Act 2013 & Annual IC Reporting
  • Bilingual Tamil & English floor-level sensitization for textile workers
  • Dedicated NGO External IC Member representation & inquiry redressal support
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Mental Health & RecoveryTamil · English

Counselling & De-Addiction Support

Confidential psychological counselling, trauma recovery, family mediation, and structured de-addiction support for workers and vulnerable families.

Primary Beneficiaries & Audience

Industrial workers, youth in recovery, trauma survivors & rural families

Key Measurable Outcomes

  • Confidential one-on-one and group de-addiction counselling sessions
  • Workplace stress, domestic distress, and trauma recovery support
  • Family reintegration and relapse-prevention follow-up care
  • Rural physical and mental health sensitization camps
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Livelihood & Self-RelianceTamil

Rehabilitation & Vocational Skill Training

Vocational skill training, cottage enterprise support, and livelihood rehabilitation for widows, BPL women, tribal communities, and transgender individuals.

Primary Beneficiaries & Audience

Widows, BPL women, tribal communities, differently-abled persons & unemployed youth

Key Measurable Outcomes

  • Hands-on vocational and cottage-industry skill development
  • Formation and mentoring of Women Self-Help Groups (SHGs)
  • Entrepreneurship and financial literacy for micro-enterprises
  • Direct livelihood linkage in the Tiruppur textile and craft ecosystem
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Transgender Inclusion & RightsTamil · English

Community Development (Transgender & Marginalized Groups)

Dedicated health, education access, gender equality, skill building, and economic upliftment programs for transgender individuals and marginalized communities.

Primary Beneficiaries & Audience

Transgender individuals, Dalit & rural communities, and underprivileged youth

Key Measurable Outcomes

  • Dedicated skill training and livelihood support for transgender individuals
  • Healthcare, hygiene awareness, and medical camp outreach
  • Gender equality advocacy and social inclusion initiatives
  • Educational support and financial assistance for vulnerable children
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Voices of Change

Beneficiary & Workplace Impact Stories

Real experiences from factory Internal Committees, recovery circles, and women's self-help groups supported by Sahayithi Foundation.

Murugan S. & Family — Counselling & De-Addiction impact story in Kaniyampoondi, Tiruppur
Counselling & De-Addiction
Featured Beneficiary Impact Story · Counselling & De-Addiction
“Addiction nearly destroyed my livelihood and my family's peace. Through Sahayithi Foundation's weekly de-addiction counselling and family sessions, I have stayed sober, returned to regular mill work, and rebuilt trust at home.”

Murugan S. & Family

Kaniyampoondi, Tiruppur

Verified Program Outcome

Sustained recovery, family reunification, and return to full-time industrial employment.

Kavitha M. & Internal Committee Team — POSH Act 2013 Training impact story in Uthukuli Road, Tiruppur
POSH Act 2013 Training
Featured Beneficiary Impact Story · POSH Act 2013 Training
“Before Sahayithi Foundation's Tamil workshop, most women on our sewing floor did not know what the Internal Committee was or that our identity is legally protected. Today our factory has an active IC, a confidential complaint box, and every shift supervisor knows the law.”

Kavitha M. & Internal Committee Team

Uthukuli Road, Tiruppur

Verified Program Outcome

100% worker sensitization across shifts & formal IC constitution with External NGO Member.

Revathi & Self-Help Group Members — Community Development & Skill Training impact story in Tiruppur
Community Development & Skill Training
Featured Beneficiary Impact Story · Community Development & Skill Training
“Finding dignified work was our biggest struggle. Sahayithi Foundation welcomed us without judgment, trained us in vocational skills, and connected our group to sustainable income opportunities.”

Revathi & Self-Help Group Members

Tiruppur

Verified Program Outcome

Vocational certification and collective micro-enterprise livelihood launch.

Statutory Transparency

Annual Reports & Legal Compliance Documents

Download our official Trust Deed, Income Tax 12A & 80G tax-exemption certificates, MCA CSR-1 registration, and annual activity reports.

Income Tax Section 12A Registration Certificate

Statutory Certificate · FY 2026

Coming Soon

Income Tax Section 80G Tax Exemption Certificate

Statutory Certificate · FY 2026

Coming Soon

Annual Activity & Impact Report (FY 2025–2026)

Annual Report · FY 2026

Coming Soon

MCA Form CSR-1 Registration Letter (CSR00115339)

Statutory Certificate · FY 2026

Coming Soon

Trust Deed — Reg No. BK-4/45/2026

Statutory Certificate · FY 2026

Coming Soon

Need certified physical or digital copies for CSR due diligence or vendor onboarding?

The funds of the trust are invested only for the purpose of achieving the aims and objects of the trust, strictly in accordance with the provisions of Section 11(5) read with Section 13(1)(d) of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

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Trust Deed Clause X (a–v)

Our Mandate: 22 Chartered Aims & Objectives

Sahayithi Foundation operates under 22 comprehensive charitable objects registered in our Trust Deed (Reg No. BK-4/45/2026), grouped into five strategic pillars.

Charter Pillar · 5 Clauses

Public Health, Medical Relief & Counselling

  1. bEstablish, maintain, and support hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, counselling centers, eye camps, and medical relief institutions for the blind, sick, and suffering irrespective of religion, caste, or creed.
  2. ePromote, educate, and publish physical and mental health awareness among the general public, primarily in rural areas.
  3. hRender services in education, public physical and mental health, and medical relief to the deserving poor free of cost or at concessional rates.
  4. iDisseminate information about chronic diseases, conduct medical camps, and provide financial assistance for medical treatment.
  5. sImplement health and hygiene schemes of government and charitable organizations for the welfare of rural women and children.
Charter Pillar · 4 Clauses

Women, Transgender & Vulnerable Community Welfare

  1. fConstruct, start, run, and maintain homes for children, destitute women, working women, transgender individuals, victims, crèches, and feeding houses for aged orphans.
  2. gStart vocational training centers, cottage and small-scale enterprises to provide training and employment for destitute women, tribes, disabled persons, Women Self-Help Groups (SHGs), and unemployed youth.
  3. tUplift Dalit communities from poverty toward improved educational, economic, and social status.
  4. vProvide special privileges and support for transgender individuals and victim children across education, health and hygiene, financial assistance, physical and mental healthcare, job opportunities, gender equality, and economic upliftment.
Charter Pillar · 5 Clauses

Education, Scholarships & Citizen Development

  1. jInstitute and grant scholarships, stipends, and financial aid to students, scholars, poets, teachers, and eminent educators.
  2. kEstablish, maintain, and extend schools, colleges of arts and science, libraries, and technical, industrial, vocational, or residential educational institutions.
  3. lEngage teachers, professors, and instructors to impart education in all subjects, physical training, culture, and research.
  4. mDevelop a healthy and constructive attitude toward the mental, physical, and moral uplift of students to cultivate responsible citizens.
  5. nTrain and equip pupils to become self-supporting in an honorable and decent way of life.
Charter Pillar · 4 Clauses

Environment, Disaster Relief & Rural Infrastructure

  1. aSensitize people on environmental issues and promote environmental safety and organic agriculture to secure the global environment.
  2. cProvide medical help, relief operations, and rehabilitation during epidemics, famines, floods, cyclones, earthquakes, tsunamis, and other calamities.
  3. dOpen orphanages for deserted children, participate in natural disaster rescue operations, and extend support to rebuild society.
  4. rUndertake and assist rural development activities including safe water provision, drainage, and sanitation.
Charter Pillar · 4 Clauses

Institutional Stewardship & Resource Mobilization

  1. oPurchase, acquire, hold, manage, or transfer movable and immovable properties required for advancing trust objectives.
  2. pAcquire or partner with societies, trusts, or institutions aligned with the charitable purpose of the Trust.
  3. qAccept donations, endowments, gifts, bequests, grants-in-aid, and subscriptions for fulfilling the objects of the Trust.
  4. uAdminister grants, donations, and prescribed institutional fees transparently for the promotion of the objects of the Trust.
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Whether you need mandatory POSH Act 2013 training and External IC Member representation for your enterprise, CSR project implementation, or community support services in Tiruppur — our team is ready to assist.

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