About the Trust
A community that shows up for each other
Yaduvanshi Kalyan Trust is a registered non-profit of Yaduvanshis and Yadavs working on education, medical aid and social responsibility — open to everyone, without discrimination of caste or culture.
- Founded 2018
- Reg. no. 04/1683/7811
- 80G registered
- 110+ members
Our story
How it began
On 1 September 2018, a group of like-minded members of the community met under the chairmanship of Jai Yadav. They agreed to form a trust that would help people in society who are left without basic facilities — in every way it could.
Those founders were Dr Arunesh Yadav, Dr Hemendra Kumar, Piyush Dev, Dr Pratap Yadav, Ankesh Yadav, Jai Yadav and Urmilesh Yadav. Within months, members were handing out stationery in government schools around Shikohabad.
Since then the Trust has honoured students, teachers and women who serve their communities, run free kitchens and food drives through the 2020 lockdown, and grown into a network of more than 110 members and advisors across India.
Read our introduction (Hindi, PDF, 6.9 MB) (opens in a new tab)
कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन।Vision & mission
What we are here to do
Our vision
To build bridges between socially and educationally deprived communities — including minorities — and the wider society, and to work for their betterment and welfare.
Our mission
To work together on education, medical aid and social responsibility, without discrimination of caste or culture — including health and sanitation awareness in schools, colleges and the wider community.
Our aims
What we work towards
The aims the founders set out for the Trust.
Education at every level
Working in primary, secondary and higher education — and, in time, setting up and running schools and colleges.
Ending harmful customs
Talks, seminars and programmes that challenge harmful social practices and spread scientific thinking.
Women’s education and livelihoods
Making women aware of their rights and supporting them to earn through small and cottage enterprises.
Health and relief
Health awareness, care and help for people in poverty or crisis — from food in a lockdown to blankets in winter.
Care for elders
Looking after the elderly members of our society.
Sport and young talent
Competitions and training camps that help young players and students grow.
Our journey
Milestones since 2018
A few of the moments that shaped the Trust.
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The Trust is founded
Seven founders meet on 1 September 2018 and agree to form a trust that helps people left without basic facilities.
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First school visit
Stationery for children at a government primary school near Shikohabad.
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Pratibha Samman Samaroh
Top UP Board students honoured at Government Inter College, Nasirpur.
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Naari Shakti
Women who serve their communities honoured in Indirapuram.
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Lockdown relief begins
District teams cook and deliver food to migrant workers and families in Delhi NCR.
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Corona warriors honoured
Samajik Samman Samaroh recognises people who served through the pandemic.
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Fourth Foundation Day
Members gather in Noida to mark four years of the Trust.
Transparency
A registered, accountable trust
Our patrons
Business and education leaders who support the Trust’s work.
Avnish Kumar
Director, Smart Brain Engineers & Technologies Pvt Ltd
Surendra Singh Yadav
Chairman, Resham Tyres
Shekhar Yadav
Chairman, Royal Park Hotels & Resorts
Dr Dinesh Yadav
Chairman, Vedanta Group of Institutions
Get involved
Give your time, not just your money
Our members run the Trust’s drives, camps and celebrations themselves. Join the Trust and help in your own city.
- Volunteer at drives, camps and events near you
- Join a state executive or the Youth Wing — teams in eight states
- Hear first about new programmes and events