Rooted in Samastipur, Bihar

Empowering Communities Through Service & Social Welfare

Tannu JanKalyan Seva Sansthan is a registered charitable trust working on education, women empowerment, health awareness and community welfare — building sustainable opportunities for underprivileged families.

12,000+
Lives Impacted
45+
Villages Served
180+
Camps Conducted
200+
Active Volunteers
Women artisans of a self-help group supported by the trust

Building a future where every family in Samastipur has the tools to thrive.

Our Vision

An inclusive, empowered society where every individual has access to education, healthcare, dignity and equal opportunity.

Our Mission

Supporting underprivileged families, promoting education and skills, organising healthcare drives and empowering women and youth through sustainable livelihood opportunities.

Why Communities Trust Us

  • —Community welfare initiatives designed with, not for, villagers
  • —Education support that reaches first-generation learners
  • —Women and youth empowerment through livelihood training
  • —Regular health and medical camps in underserved villages
More about the trust
Chairperson of Tannu JanKalyan Seva Sansthan

Our mission is to serve humanity with compassion and dedication. Every initiative we take aims to uplift lives and create meaningful social impact.

Smt. Tannu Devi

Chairperson, Tannu Seva Sansthan

Children studying at a community learning centreWomen training on sewing machines at a tailoring unitDoctor examining an elderly villager at a health campVolunteers planting saplings during a plantation driveVillage community meeting held under a treeChildren smiling during a village outreach visitWomen artisans of a self-help group

Voices from the community

“My daughter was about to leave school after Class 8. The trust paid for her books and arranged evening tuition. She is now in Class 11.”
Sunita Devi
Beneficiary, Kashipur
“I volunteered for one health camp and stayed for three years. The work is honest and the accounts are shown to everyone in the village.”
Ranjeet Kumar
Volunteer, Samastipur
“Our self-help group started with twenty rupees a week. Today we run a tailoring unit that supplies uniforms to two schools.”
Meena Kumari
SHG Leader, Ward No. 14

Help us reach more families this year

Your contribution goes directly towards medical camps, children's education and livelihood training in Samastipur.