Brief Overview of the Initiative
Founded in memory of a compassionate leader, ABR Memorial Charitable Trust is built on the belief that education, care, and empowerment are the keys to unlocking potential. With every project, we aim to create a ripple effect of positive change—helping children, women, and farmers transform their lives and, ultimately, their communities.
At ABR Trust, we’re not just offering support; we’re creating a future where everyone has the tools to succeed. Together, we can build a brighter tomorrow—one that includes everyone.
Find Out Our Projects
Able Kids
At ABR, we see the incredible potential in every child, no matter their abilities. That’s why we’re dedicated to supporting differently-abled children with initiatives that make a difference. From access to quality education to specialized training programs and building better, inclusive spaces, we’re here to help them grow, thrive, and live life to the fullest. We are building hope and brighter futures today.
Farmers Kids
At ABR, we believe every child deserves a chance to dream beyond the fields. Farmer’s kids often hold incredible potential but lack access to education and resources. We’re here to bridge that gap—providing the knowledge, tools, and opportunities they need to shine. Together, we’re transforming dreams into reality and building a brighter future for these young stars and their families.
Women’s Health
Women in rural areas are the backbone of their communities, yet they often lack access to basic healthcare and awareness about their well-being. At ABR, we are dedicated to addressing this gap by providing essential healthcare services, education on maternal and reproductive health, and resources to empower women to take charge of their lives. Healthy women mean healthier families and stronger communities—because when women thrive, everyone thrives.
Worldwide Offices
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Meet the Volunteers
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Mary Jane
