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Taj Public Service Welfare Trust (TPSWT) was established in December 2008 in response to the tragic 26/11 Mumbai attacks. What began as a mission to support the victims and families affected by the attack has since evolved into a broader commitment — providing timely aid to those impacted by both natural and man-made disasters and supporting injured or disabled members of the armed forces. Inspired by the courage of survivors and the heroism of first responders, TPSWT remains dedicated to helping individuals and communities rebuild their lives with dignity, hope and resilience.

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KEY SEGMENTS

A Helping Hand when needed the most

FOR SURVIVORS

WHO HAVE SUFFERED THE LOSS OF LIVES AND LIVELIHOODS

FOR ARMED FORCES

MEMBERS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

FOR PUBLIC SERVICES

OFFICIALS ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL SERVICES & HEALTHCARE

FOR SURVIVORS

WHO HAVE SUFFERED THE LOSS OF LIVES AND LIVELIHOODS

FOR ARMED FORCES

MEMBERS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

FOR PUBLIC SERVICES

OFFICIALS ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL SERVICES & HEALTHCARE

KEY PROGRAMMES

On the Ground, Making a Difference

The tragic incidents of 26/11 and 13/7 in Mumbai left lasting scars on hundreds of families, from every social strata of the society. The trust saw its formation and provided prompt medical assistance to all those in need. Post the initial impact, the trust proactively reached out to the affected, especially those who came from marginalised financial and educational backgrounds. Deploying monthly sustenance and pensions to assist them, a practice that continues till date. In some cases, extending skill training or micro-enterprise grants as well. The Trust is also invested in the education of the children of the victims, enabling them to secure their own well-being and improve the lives of their families in the long run.

TESTIMONIALS

Stories of Strength & Hope

My father's Kidneys were damaged and he was on dialysis. I feel grateful to the Trust for all the financial support we have received for his treatment. In the absence of the Trust, it would have been really difficult for us to manage the treatment expenses. My dad died due to Covid-19 and I can't thank the Trust enough to consider my mother for the widow pension."

Ms. Sita Yadav

Daughter of victim Badlu Yadav.

I am grateful to Taj Public Service Welfare Trust to help me complete my education. I wanted to start my catering business for which I received all guidance from the Trust who also supported me pursue a diploma course in culinary."

Mr. Rahul Verma

A street Vada Pav seller & a 13/7 attack victim

FUNDRAISING INITIATIVES

Raising Funds,

Restoring Lives

The Black-Tie Charity Ball for India's Unsung Heroes was founded in 2011 to honor and recognize the dedication and sacrifice of the country's men and women in uniform. This event serves as a platform for auctioning art and experiences, with the contributions directed towards supporting the Unsung Heroes Programme. The program benefits the families of soldiers and addresses their needs beyond just financial aid, covering areas such as PRC Kirkee (Pune), Mohali (Chandigarh), Jammu & Kashmir (Veer Naris) in Uri, QMTI Khadki (Pune), and other initiatives. The evening is designed to provide a meaningful way to contribute to the soldiers' welfare. It brings together the most esteemed members of society for a worthy cause to acknowledge the sacrifices made by these brave-hearts. The event promises a blend of elegance, style, and exquisite taste. It creates an unforgettable experience through a combination of fine dining and a captivating live entertainment.