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Samta Sahay Foundation is a non-religious, non-profit organization dedicated to uplifting underprivileged communities by fulfilling their basic needs—education, healthcare, food, and clothing.
What started as a personal initiative in 2022 soon grew into a larger movement, leading to its official registration as a foundation in January 2024. Our mission is to bring hope, dignity, and better opportunities to those in need through humanitarian aid and welfare programs.
With the support of compassionate individuals and volunteers, we continue to make a difference in the lives of many, ensuring that no one is left behind in the journey towards a better future.
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Samta Sahay Foundation is a non-religious, non-profit organization committed to uplifting the lives of underprivileged communities. Our mission is simple yet powerful: to fulfill the basic needs of food, education, healthcare, and clothing for those who need it most.
What started as a small personal initiative in 2022 by our founder, Vaibhav Tripathi, has now grown into a registered foundation as of January 2024. We believe that every act of kindness, no matter how small, can create ripples of positive change across society.
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Vaibhav Tripathi, an engineer by profession, frequently traveled across cities and witnessed the harsh realities faced by underprivileged communities—struggling for food, education, and basic necessities. This deeply moved him, and instead of being a silent observer, he chose to act. What started as a small personal effort gradually grew into a mission to bring hope, dignity, and support to those in need. This vision led to the birth of Samta Sahay Foundation, a platform committed to eliminating hunger, promoting education, providing clothing, and ensuring healthcare. Today, the foundation continues to work beyond social and economic barriers, striving for a society where every individual gets the opportunity to live with respect and self-reliance.
Samta Sahay Foundation supports the underprivileged with food, education, clothing, and healthcare join us to make a difference.
Despite various government schemes and initiatives to combat hunger, a large number of people in Uttar Pradesh still struggle for daily meals. Many families lack access to adequate food, making survival a constant challenge. Samta Sahay Foundation is committed to food distribution, ensuring that no one sleeps hungry and every individual gets the nourishment they deserve.
Many children in Uttar Pradesh still lack access to quality education, even with government initiatives like the Right to Education Act. Poverty and limited resources prevent them from attending school or continuing their studies. Samta Sahay Foundation is committed to Child Education Support, providing financial aid, school supplies, and learning opportunities to help them build a better future.
Access to proper healthcare remains a challenge for many people in Uttar Pradesh, leading to severe health issues due to lack of medical facilities and awareness. Samta Sahay Foundation runs Swasth Abhiyan, organizing health camps, medical support, and awareness programs to promote a healthier and disease-free society.
Samta Sahay Foundation is a growing NGO in Uttar Pradesh, committed to helping underprivileged communities. We encourage everyone to join us as volunteers because every effort counts in changing lives. Together, we can provide support to those in need and create a better future. We may not help everyone, but everyone can help someone.
Samta Sahay Foundation began as a personal initiative in 2022, driven by the vision of Vaibhav Tripathi. While traveling across cities for work, he witnessed the hardships faced by underprivileged communities, struggling for basic necessities like food, education, and healthcare. Determined to make a difference, he started with small acts of kindness—donating essentials, supporting children's education, and providing healthcare awareness.
