History and Journey
Aim Trust registered under Indian Trust Act in 1999. Trust Start its journey from Kheri and in last two decade its covered 5 districts, 850 villages 130 slums of Lucknow and Varansi and addressed the issue of 4000 women farmers, 1500 slum dwellers, 5000 children, 6000 displaced people. In this journey it got financial support from different NGOs, INGOs, UN Agencies and Government bodies such as Action Aid, CRY, ICCO, EU, Norad, Misereor, Unicef,, Planning Commission, FPH Foundation, PHIA Foundation, Google India, Oxfam India, Charity Aid Foundation etc.
Objective
- Ensure quality education among children of marginalized families, creating models of sustainable agriculture and other livelihood options to improve the quality of lives of the marginalized.
- Promoting collective action among Women Self Help Groups, CBOs and Producer Organizations by building capacities and technical expertise to effectively address the issues at different level.
- Promoting and demonstrating intervention models to replicate from small to large scale.
Themes
Aim Trust is working on three themes Education, Livelihood Development, Empowerment and Emergency Relief.
Our Services
Recent Works
Latest Posts
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Sunita started her business with the support of AIM Trust
Sunita is an enterprising woman who has been running a centre for beauty parlour training as well as a beauty parlour from October 2019.
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Ramdevi increased her income by using CRA practices
My name is Ramdevi and I live in Unchi Taliya of Mitauli Block Kheri. I didn’t become part of the project as I felt hesitant and thought that I might get cheated.
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AIM Trust Runs Online Classes for Rural Children
Online classes initiative has brought technology among the children of underprivileged community amidst COVID-19……
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AIM supported for food stuff during COVID-19
My name is Anshika. I used to live in my village Gudiyapur, Sitapur District (post- Miranagar). In the year 2017 my sister Preeti was pregnant so to take care of her household I came to Lucknow and started living with her in-laws.
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Now minor girl Sarla Devi saved from Child Marriage
Sarla Devi (16) is a minor girl lived in Kasta village with her father Mr. Munna Lal and mother Ms. Rita Devi. She has two sisters and one brother.