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Satgur Teri Oat Trust

What We Do?

In the bustling city of Thane, Satgur Teri Oat Trust stands as a beacon of hope and empowerment. This NGO is dedicated to social upliftment, particularly focusing on the marginalized community of Pattoda Needy People(Sikhligar Sikhs). Through various initiatives, including education, skill development, and socio-economic support, the trust aims to break the cycle of poverty and marginalization among this community.

In addition to its efforts towards social empowerment, Satgur Teri Oat Trust is also committed to preserving history and honoring the legacy of Maharani Jind Kaur, the revered wife of Sher-e-Punjab, Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The trust endeavors to establish a memorial place dedicated to her, recognizing her resilience and contributions to Sikh history.

Through its dual mission of social empowerment and historical preservation, Satgur Teri Oat Trust is making a profound impact on the community of Thane. By providing opportunities for growth and honoring the past, the trust is shaping a brighter future for all.

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Self Defence Camps

Free Health Check-Up Camps

Camp Highlights:

* Hearing & Dental Checkup by Qualified Experts

* At-home care for senior citizens

* Free Hearing Aid Trials at home for people with Hearing loss

Khalsa Sports Academy In Pattoda

Satgur Teri Oat Trust, a dedicated NGO, has been at the forefront of several transformative projects aimed at uplifting marginalized communities.

Books Distribution

Satgur Teri Oat Trust organized a book distribution event, providing educational resources to underprivileged children. The initiative aimed to promote literacy and learning opportunities.

Satgur Teri Oat Trust successfully located the samadhi of Maharani Jind Kaur, wife of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. This significant historical discovery honors her legacy, preserving cultural heritage. The Trust's dedicated efforts ensure that future generations recognize and remember the influential role she played in Sikh history.

With the blessings of Waheguru Ji, Gurudwara Sri Guru Nanak Darbar, Dongripada, in association with Satgur Teri Oat Trust, will be organizing Chabeel Sewa to serve cold sweet drinks to commuters near Gaimukh during the summer heat.In light of the rising temperatures and heavy traffic in the area, this humble Sewa is being done to offer comfort and refreshment to all.Let’s serve humanity with the spirit of Guru Nanak’s teachings.

During Road Safety Week, Satgur Teri Oat Trust organized a free medical camp for policemen, auto-rickshaw drivers, and the general public. The camp offered health check-ups and medical advice, promoting both road safety and well-being. It reflected the Trust’s commitment to serving the community and supporting everyday heroes.

On 1st June, Satgur Teri Oat Trust organized a heartfelt felicitation program to honor the students of Class 10th and 12th who appeared for their board examinations, recognizing their hard work and dedication. Alongside this, the Trust also conducted a Free medical camp for children, keeping in mind the upcoming rainy season and the rise in seasonal illnesses. The initiative aimed to ensure the well-being of children through timely health check-ups, demonstrating the Trust’s continued commitment to both education and community health.

Satgur Teri Oat Trust has transformed the mindset of Pattoda’s Sikhligar children. Once disinterested in studies, they are now motivated and aspire to become engineers, police officers, and doctors, aiming for a brighter future through education and self-belief inspired by the Trust’s dedicated efforts.

Satgur Teri Oat Trust aims to empower girls through Khalsa Sports Academy, launched in Pattoda, Beed. The academy offers expert training in self-defence and sports, building confidence, strength, and leadership among young girls for a brighter, safer future.

Satgur Teri Oat Trust organized a cardiac arrest awareness and treatment camp for school students. The camp aimed to educate them on how to respond in emergencies, providing life-saving knowledge and basic CPR training. It empowered students to act confidently and responsibly if such situations arise in the future.