• Phone: +91 7006589226
  • Email: info@trustkashmir.org

About US

Legal and Registration Details

Trust Kashmir is a registered not-for-profit organization under the Indian Trust Act. Our Head office is located at Beehama Ganderbal and Branch at Karanagar Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir.
Below are our official registrations:

  • Registered as:Charitable Trust
  • Trust Registration Number: 0818159/2014 (Registered under the Indian Trust Act)
  • PAN: AADTK2289E
  • 12A Registration: AADTK2289EF20241
  • 80G Registration: AADTK2289EE20241
  • NGO DARPAN Unique ID: JK/2017/0161775
  • CSR Form 1 Registration (MCA): CSR00091266

All supporting documents, including registration certificates and compliance files, are available upon request

Working Areas

Trust Kashmir actively works in the following thematic areas to uplift communities across Jammu & Kashmir:

Primary Sector

  • Art & Culture
  • Labour & Employment
  • Rural Development & Poverty Alleviation
  • Tribal Affairs
  • Skill Development

Secondary Sectors

  1. Agriculture
  2. Animal Husbandry, Dairying & Fisheries
  3. Drinking Water
  4. Education & Literacy
  5. Environment & Forests
  6. Food Processing
  7. Health & Family Welfare
  8. HIV/AIDS
  9. Human Rights
  10. Information & Communication Technology
  11. Land Resources
  12. Legal Awareness & Aid
  13. Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises
  14. Minority Issues
  15. New & Renewable Energy
  16. Nutrition
  17. Panchayati Raj
  18. Prisoner's Issues
  19. Right to Information & Advocacy
  20. Science & Technology
  21. Scientific & Industrial Research
  22. Sports
  23. Tourism
  24. Urban Development & Poverty Alleviation
  25. Vocational Training
  26. Water Resources
  27. Women's Development & Empowerment
  28. Youth Affairs

Aims And Objectives of Trust Kashmir

  1. To promote inclusive and equitable education for underprivileged children and youth.
  2. To provide healthcare access in underserved and remote tribal areas.
  3. To empower tribal communities through capacity building and awareness programs.
  4. To create employment through vocational and skill-based training initiatives.
  5. To work towards the upliftment of women and promote gender equity.
  6. To protect and promote the local art, crafts, and cultural heritage of Kashmir.
  7. To collaborate with government schemes for rural and tribal development.
  8. To prevent substance abuse and support rehabilitation through counseling and outreach.
  9. To provide humanitarian aid and relief in times of crisis and natural calamities.
  10. To foster youth leadership, innovation, and community participation in nation-building.
  11. To establish and manage educational institutions, libraries, and training centers.
  12. To organize free health camps, mobile clinics, and mental wellness drives.
  13. To implement projects related to self-employment and entrepreneurship.
  14. To engage in policy advocacy and research on tribal and rural welfare.
  15. To collaborate with local artisans and preserve traditional skills and art forms.
  16. To run awareness campaigns on hygiene, sanitation, and health education.
  17. To mobilize resources and CSR funds for social impact initiatives.
  18. To promote environmental sustainability through green projects and awareness.
  19. To identify, support, and nurture marginalized and differently-abled individuals.
  20. To create digital platforms for outreach, training, and information sharing.

Governing Body

Imtiyaz Ahmad Bhat

Vice Chairmanr

Naseer Ahmad Sofi

General Secretary

Mohd Iqbal Reshi

Joint Secretary