INTRODUCTION:
The Relief Trust (Dhukha Niwaran Guthi) Nepal is a non-profit and non- governmental organization (NGO) established in 1974 (B.S. 2030) in Kathmandu by late Mr. Til Bahadur Lokshum and his friends for humanitarian service, advocacy and social development, at a time when only very few social service organizations were in existence in Nepal. The Relief Trust (TRT) is registered under the Sanstha Darta Ain, 2034 B.S. in District Administration Kathmandu and affiliated with Social Service Council (No. 15, 1977 A.D.). TRT is tax exempted by In Land Revenue Department, Govt. of Nepal.TRT has been performing different activities as: advocacy, social service, training, research and developmental work in accordance with government policy.
VISION:
The Relief Trust (TRT) envisions a community/nation where social justice, equality, peace, harmony and prosperity prevail for all.
MISSION:
To support the needy and vulnerable groups by providing and promoting psychosocial service, advocacy, education, livelihood programs, and developmental activities based on the policy of local, provincial and union Government of Nepal.
OBJECTIVES:
• Provide service to Needy Children, Youth, Women and Senior Citizen
• Work on safety, dignity and justice for marginalized and vulnerable groups
• Empowering underprivileged single women, marginalized groups, through various income generating activities
• Advocacy, awareness & psychosocial support on mental health and Psychosocial issues
• Organize various mental health related psychosocial counseling training
• Sensitize on violence against girls and women through training, workshop and advocacy
• Work on ecological conservation for environment security, climate change and adaptation
FUNCTIONAL THEME
The 45th General Assembly of THE RELIEF TRUST dated on September 24, 2018 (Ashwin 8, 2075) Monday, has adopted the following functional components to achieve its vision, mission and Objectives. They are;
1. ORGANIZATIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT (OAM)
2. SERVICE & SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
3. SAFETY & JUSTICE
4. SANJEEVANEE (CARE FOR HOLISTIC WELL BEING)
5. ECOLOGICAL CONSERVATION
