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CSR Partnership

Partner with MAHAN Trust to save the lives of tribal children and adults in Melghat, Maharashtra. MAHAN has worked in Melghat since 1997 and is registered to receive CSR funds.

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Registered to receive CSR funds

  • CSR-1 registration: CSR00000414 — Government of India letter registering MAHAN for CSR activities.
  • 12A and 80G registered. 80G registration renewal no. AABTM0596QF19981.
  • FCRA registered — FCRA reg. no. Social 084000035 — entitled to receive donations from foreign countries.
  • Public Trust Registration, Society Registration, PAN, 80G, 12A, FCRA and CSR-1 certificates are on Certificates and Reports.
  • Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS) CSR hub, GuideStar and Credibility Alliance accredited MAHAN for thematic and geographic competency and credibility, and empanelled MAHAN for receiving CSR funds.
  • MAHAN has been recognised by DSIR as a Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (SIRO) — 23 September 2026.

Work in the areas of Schedule VII

MAHAN’s work is in the areas listed in Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013: eradicating hunger, poverty and malnutrition and promoting health care, including preventive health care; the welfare of the Scheduled Tribes; and rural development.

Impact since 1997

  • 10,00,000 people benefited
  • 3,50,000+ patients benefited
  • 75.59% reduction in child mortality
  • 76.45% reduction in malnutrition
  • 50% reduction in adult death rate
  • 2,276 surgeries free of cost (plastic, general, gynecology)
  • 36,194 people given vision
  • 12,062 kitchen gardens and nutrition farms
  • 45 research papers published nationally and internationally
  • 50 state policies influenced
  • 82 awards conferred
  • 5,885 critical patients treated

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Projects you can fund

  • Nutritional diet for severely malnourished children — made as per WHO guidelines; ₹1,198 for 15 days, ₹2,935 for 30 days, ₹7,184 for 90 days, ₹14,368 for 6 months and ₹35,220 for 1 year per child. About 24,000 kg of food grains can fulfil the diet of 500 malnourished children for 100 days. More
  • Home Based Child Care — trained tribal women treat children under 5 for acute respiratory infections, diarrhoea, malaria, severe malnutrition, neonatal sepsis and birth asphyxia. More
  • Mahatma Gandhi Tribal Hospital and Critical Care Unit, Utavali — critical care where the nearest hospital was more than 150 km from most villages. More
  • Surgery free of cost — plastic, general and gynecology.
  • Blindness control — eye surgery and eye care in Melghat, where blindness is higher than in the rest of India. More
  • Kitchen gardens and nutrition farms in tribal families’ back yards and fields. More
  • Treatment, staff salaries and the corpus fund — for MAHAN’s long-term sustainability.

For a project budget, a proposal or a field visit, please send a CSR enquiry.

Accounts, reports and governance

Companies and foundations that have supported MAHAN

Bajaj Finance Ltd., Bajaj Auto Ltd, Bajaj Holdings & Investment Ltd, Fine Organics Ltd., Ajmera Realty & Infra India Ltd, Tata Trust, Mastek Foundation, MSD-Merck India, PWC, HCL Foundation, L&T Technology Services, Syngenta Foundation, EdelGive Foundation, Aditya Birla Capital, JRD Tata Trust and the Rotary Club of Bombay Bay View, among others.

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Come and see

“I would be honoured to personally welcome you to Melghat to see the transformation you have sparked. I invite you to visit the Mahatma Gandhi Tribal Hospital in Utavali to meet the people whose lives you have changed.”

— Dr. Ashish Satav

Talk to us

Send a CSR enquiry through our Contact Us form, or write to csr@mahantrust.org.

MAHAN Trust, Mahatma Gandhi Tribal Hospital, Karmagram, Utavali, Tah. Dharni, Dist. Amravati, Maharashtra – 444 702.

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