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Dilbur Parakh is the founder of Aseema Charitable Trust (1995)[1], an Indian non-profit working on education, women & children and tribal welfare from Mumbai.
Aseema Charitable Trust
Aseema runs adopted municipal schools in Mumbai and a tribal education centre in Igatpuri, providing marginalised children high-quality, values-based education along with nutrition and counselling. It reports reaching over 9,000 children annually and is GuideStar Platinum certified.
Aseema Charitable Trust reports the following, on its own site:
- Reaches out to over 9,000 children annually
- Organisations
- 1
- Based in
- Mumbai
- Founded
- 1995
- Press
- 1
References
- [1] “Aseema’s journey began in 1995, when three friends – Dilbur Parakh, a human rights lawyer, Neela Kapadia, a documentary filmmaker and Snehal Paranjape, an advocate in the Bombay High Court – registered a public charitable trust while researching the legal aspects of child labour.” — Aseema Charitable Trust. Source
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