Registered Public Charitable Trust · 12A & 80G Approved · FCRA Registered

Hirapur · Chandwad · Nashik — Serving rural Maharashtra since 2010

Building self-reliant villages through education, health and opportunity

Jai Hanuman Gramvikas Samajik & Shaikshanik Sanstha is a registered public charitable trust in Nashik district working for quality rural education, accessible healthcare, women's livelihoods and environmental conservation — with the full participation of the communities we serve.

12A Registered 80G Tax Benefit FCRA Registered NGO Darpan Listed
Students and villagers holding saplings at a Jai Hanuman Sanstha tree plantation drive in Hirapur, Nashik
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Quality Rural Education

Schooling, adult literacy and affordable vocational skills for children, young women and men of rural Nashik.

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Public Health & Medical Care

Primary healthcare, maternal and child health, and village health camps for families far from city hospitals.

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Women's Empowerment

Self-help groups, tailoring and food-processing skills, and micro-credit linkages that help women earn with dignity.

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Environment & Water

Tree plantation drives, rainwater harvesting, cleanliness campaigns and climate-change awareness in villages.

Students attending a school awareness programme organised by Jai Hanuman Sanstha

Who We Are

A village-born trust with a long-term vision for rural India

Founded in 2010 at Hirapur (Daraswadi) in Chandwad taluka, Jai Hanuman Sanstha is registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 and the Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950. An eleven-member board of trustees sets our direction and safeguards how every contribution is used.

We believe rural communities should not have to migrate to cities for a good school, a trained nurse or a steady income. Our work brings these opportunities closer to home — planned with villagers, run transparently and audited every year.

Our Vision

To serve, develop and empower the rural community to access basic needs and build sustainable livelihoods through self-reliance and community participation.

Our Mission

To facilitate self-dependent, self-sufficient development through integrated rural programmes owned and led by the community, using a rights-based approach.

Our Commitment in Numbers

Over fifteen years rooted in Chandwad, with plans to reach thousands more

The figures below combine our track record with the annual targets set out in our Integrated Educational Hub & Social Welfare proposal for FY 2026-27.

2010

Year the Sanstha was founded in Hirapur, Nashik

5,000+

Rural students targeted for enrolment every year

10,000+

Villagers targeted for preventive and maternal healthcare annually

10,000+

Native saplings planned under our environment drive

Flagship Projects

Long-term institutions for rural Nashik

Detailed project reports prepared with our chartered accountants outline three ambitious, phased initiatives at Hirapur, Taluka Chandwad. We invite CSR partners and philanthropists to help bring them to life.

₹21 Crore · FY 2026-27

Integrated Educational Hub & Social Welfare Project

An English-medium K-12 school, degree college, ITI, pharmacy and nursing college, agricultural college and rural sports academy — alongside a community health centre, women's livelihood centres and water conservation.

200 Beds · Proposed

Super Speciality Hospital & Medical College

A 200-bed hospital offering quality care at a fraction of urban cost, with free treatment for the poor, outreach health camps and integrated AYUSH and yoga therapy.

Six Institutions · Proposed

Rural Educational Campus

A planned campus for nursing, pharmacy, agriculture, technical training (ITI), an English-medium school with arts, commerce and science college, and a sports academy for rural youth.

From the Field

Work that happens on village roads, in schoolyards and fields

Students and villagers holding saplings at a Jai Hanuman Sanstha tree plantation drive in Hirapur, Nashik

Tree plantation with students

Students and villagers plant and adopt saplings to green school campuses and village roads.

Trustees and teachers at a rural school development meeting in Chandwad, Nashik

School development visits

Trustees, teachers and parents review facilities and learning needs at rural schools.

Students attending a school awareness programme organised by Jai Hanuman Sanstha

School awareness programmes

Assemblies and sessions on hygiene, environment and education for rural students.

Accountability

Registered, audited and fully transparent

Our accounts are audited every year by M/s Patil Daware Girase Pawar & Associates, Chartered Accountants, Nashik, and filed with the Charity Commissioner. Every donation is receipted in the name of the trust and used only for its charitable objects.

View All Registrations

Public Trust Registration

F-12594 / Nashik (12 May 2011)

Society Registration

MH/839/2010/Nashik (29 Nov 2010)

Section 12A (12AB)

AABTJ8358F25PN01

Section 80G

AABTJ8358F25PN02

FCRA Registration

083900127 (Educational, Social)

NGO Darpan (NITI Aayog)

MH/2018/0181909

Questions Donors Ask

Frequently asked questions

Are donations to Jai Hanuman Sanstha tax-deductible?

Yes. The Sanstha is approved under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961 (URN AABTJ8358F25PN02, valid for AY 2027-28 to 2031-32). Eligible donations qualify for a 50% deduction, and we issue a receipt quoting our PAN and 80G details.

Where does the Sanstha work?

Our head office is at Hirapur (Daraswadi), Taluka Chandwad, District Nashik, Maharashtra. We work with villages across Chandwad and Niphad talukas of Nashik district.

Can companies support you through CSR?

Yes. We are a registered public charitable trust with 12A and 80G approvals and an NGO Darpan ID, and we provide periodic fund utilisation certificates and audited statements to CSR partners. Visit Get Involved to start a conversation.

Can donors outside India contribute?

Yes. The Sanstha is registered under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 (Registration No. 083900127). Foreign contributions are accepted only in our designated FCRA account at State Bank of India, New Delhi Main Branch.

How is my donation used?

Donations are applied only to the charitable objects of the trust — education, health, women's empowerment and environmental work. Accounts are audited annually by chartered accountants and filed with the Charity Commissioner, Nashik.