Aseema Charitable Trust

The Trust's Community Work Centre (CWC) operates to create an atmosphere that enables education by encouraging children to enrol in school, supervising attendance and visiting homes, managing the school management committees, holding regular meetings with parents and keeping an eye on the meal programme.

The organisation has adopted several municipal schools in Mumbai such as Pali Chimbai Municipal School, Santacruz (W) Municipal School, and Kherwadi Municipal School to support and conduct classes. It also has a dedicated Education Centre called Aseema’s Bal Shaikshanik Kendra (ABSK) that primarily serves children of farmers in tribal areas. It provides education to over 3000 children from Pre-Primary to Standard 10.

The trust offers co-curricular activities such as art, sports, music, and vocational subjects like agriculture and tailoring. It organises field trips and cultural events, promotes values through the "How to Live" program, and provides sports training for competitions. Soft music is played between classes and weekly music classes are conducted to improve talent.

The trust provides mid-day meals for children, which forms an important source of nourishment for children coming from needy families. An internal nutritionist prepares a balanced menu including vital nutrients, The height and weight of children are checked twice a year to track their physical development. Additionally, medical check-ups and health camps are conducted for all children in Mumbai and Igatpuri.

The trust has a team of clinical and counselling psychologists who offer group and individual counselling to children, using various therapy methods to address their requirements. Workshops and awareness sessions on topics such as child sexual abuse and bullying are also conducted. Additionally, the trust provides a 'Children's Box' at every school to serve as a mode of safe communication.