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A Step Towards Humanity For

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About

Future Care

Charitable

Trust

Future Care Charitable Trust was born out of a deep desire and obedience to a divine call to serve the underprivileged people of India. There are dozens of practical needs around us in Indian society. The prevailing poverty and injustice move us from within to respond radically to the needs of the poor, the forgotten, and the marginalized people of India.

Future Care Charitable Trust would like to start other educational institutions, such as schools with high aspects, across various towns of India as well as well-equipped and adequately-staffed basic literacy centers and adult literacy centers in villages. Over time Future Care Charitable Trust has the plan to maximize the school premises and regulate coaching sessions for working-class youth from lower-income groups (example Auto Drivers, Small Kiosk shops boys, security guards, housekeeping staff, etc) under the supervision of the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) so that they can pass grades 10th and 12th, moving ahead towards a better career and improved lifestyle.

We would also love to impart training on basic computer skills, spoken English, personality development, e-Technology, career counseling, music, and dance classes for underprivileged youth, to channel their energy and build their confidence.

Along with this, we seek to have special programs for women and children for their health and overall well-being, with a special focus on widows who are forced to live with the stigma of being inauspicious and cursed.

Our Story

I, founder of Future Care Charitable Trust, Irfan Rauf, have seen lots of people struggling to meet the basic necessities and health care needs during this Covid-19 pandemic. Some people didn’t even have a place to call home when we were all forced to stay inside for our safety. I visited some places distributing groceries and medicines during the pandemic and was horrified by the situations and conditions of those people. Rooms that could sustain 2 people were accommodated by 8 to 10 people without taking any necessary measures of the pandemic into consideration. This scenario bought an idea to my mind; there are a lot of obligations required by the underprivileged people in India, for it to be called a developed country. Keeping this in mind, I’ve embarked on a journey with hope and blessings from the Almighty to shower his blessings on his children irrespective of their caste, language, color, etc. HUMANITY PREVAILS.

About The Founder

Irfan Rauf

IRFAN RAUF, a Postgraduate in commerce working in the field of education since 2000. He has established numerous institutions, schools and colleges. He is a great leader, mentor and social worker. He has received honorable awards in his field education.

About The Co-Founder

Padmaja Manmadharao

An Educationalist & Head of Chain of Schools, she is a young dynamic lady completed post-graduate in Bachelor in Library & Information Technology and also Bachelor in Education, she has been born and brought up in Vishakhapatnam, having great enthusiasm for the upliftment of below poverty line families.

There Is No Exercise Better For The Heart Than Reaching Down And Lifting People Up

Our Mission

To nurture, educate and empower the underprivileged people of India by providing them the basic resources and environment that propel their all-around development and growth; for their well-being, resulting in nation-building.

Our Vision

A Poverty-free India! No child should be hungry, No women should be without shelter, Education for all , A Old-age home for all Mothers and Health for all!

EDUCATION

• To open schools for underprivileged children that provide high standards of education across various towns.

• To Locate uneducated children and enroll them in school.

• Establishing higher secondary coaching centers for students/working youth from economically backward areas through National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS).

• To grant scholarships, stipends or subsidy to underprivileged students for post-secondary education.

• Tuition centers for children who need special assistance in their studies.

• Institutions for children aged 6 to 13. Children (who would otherwise remain illiterate) will be taught reading, writing and basic mathematics along with other basic life skills such as health, hygiene, and awareness about how to stay safe from traffickers.

• Vocational training / skill development centers. Once the adults are given basic literacy, they will be assisted to enroll in vocational courses in order to improve their career prospects. For this, we plan to work together with the Indian Government's policy on Skills Mission for building skill capability.