Rights & dignity
Non-discrimination, constitutional awareness, protection and grievance redressal.
Registered public charitable trust • Ranchi
Dignity, rights and development for communities that need it most.
National Forum of Weaker Section of the Society works with a simple belief: real development begins when people receive awareness, access and respect. The trust focuses on human rights, health, education, women empowerment, rural development, skill building and community welfare.
Founded in 2021
Audited FY 2024-25
12 programme heads
Community firstService with accountability
Every activity is connected with public charitable purpose and documented programme priorities.
Mission focus
Practical programmes with a human face.
NFWS Society brings together rights awareness, welfare activity, education, health, sanitation and rural development so that support reaches people in meaningful ways.
Our foundational mandate
38 objectives. One commitment to inclusive progress.
From constitutional rights and education to healthcare, rural development, livelihoods, research and public dialogue, the trust deed gives NFWS a comprehensive framework for public service.
Capability & care
Education, employment, healthcare, research and sustainable community development.
Why this work matters
For weaker sections, development is not only a scheme. It is the confidence to ask, learn, participate and live with dignity.
The trust’s work is built around awareness, access and respectful participation.
Awareness opens doors
Rights, health, civic and welfare awareness help people understand what support is available and how to approach institutions.
Relief brings immediate comfort
Food, clothing and welfare support provide timely help while connecting families with broader community care.
Education builds long-term strength
Learning, publications, youth awareness and skill development create confidence for the next step in life.
Core programmes
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From health camps to human rights awareness.
These priority areas are mapped from the trust objectives and the FY 2024-25 audited activity heads.
Transparency snapshot
Activity expenditure recorded across 12 programme heads.
The FY 2024-25 receipt and payment summary records activity expenditure on health, culture, food and clothing, women empowerment, AIDS awareness, rural development, road safety, human rights, old age and differently-abled welfare, youth awareness, skill development and sanitation.
Leadership
Meet the trustees
A small board with clear responsibility.
The trustees guide documentation, programme planning, financial discipline and public collaboration.
Field activity highlights
Open gallery
Education, health, environment and public learning in action.
See how NFWS translates its public-purpose mandate into practical outreach with children, families and community participants.
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