Your Contribution Changes Lives

Donation Impact

Adivasi Social Service Educational Trust (ASSET) is a registered Non-Governmental Organization working with dedication towards the upliftment and empowerment of tribal and underprivileged communities in Tamil Nadu. Since its establishment on 21 November 2012, ASSET has focused on improving the social, economic, educational, health, and cultural wellbeing of marginalized groups, especially women, children, youth, and older persons.
Our work is rooted in the belief that every individual deserves equal opportunities, dignity, and access to basic rights. Through community participation, capacity building, and sustainable development programs, we strive to create long-lasting positive change in tribal communities.

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Bank Name:Union Bank of India
Account Number:520101005968824
Account Name:ADHIVASI SOCIAL SERVICE EDUCATIONAL TRUST
Account Type:Savings
Branch name:GUDUVANCHERRY BRANCH
IFSC Code:UBIN0562220

What Will Your Donation Support

Education

Education

Tribal Development

Tribal Development

Tribal Rights

Tribal Rights

Child and women development

Child and women development

Frequently Asked Questions

What does ASSET do for tribal communities?

ASSET supports tribal communities through education, healthcare, women and child development, livelihood programs, cultural preservation, and access to government welfare schemes to improve their quality of life.

How can I contribute or support your work?

You can support our work by volunteering, making a donation, partnering with us, or spreading awareness about our initiatives. Every contribution helps us create a lasting impact in tribal and rural communities.

Where does ASSET operate?

ASSET operates in tribal and rural communities, working closely with local people to support sustainable development and improve their quality of life.

How are donations used?

Donations are used to support education, healthcare, community development, and welfare programs that directly benefit tribal and rural communities.