Indian Terrain Nature Trust

12/04/2026

Progress Update 🌱🚧
We’re happy to share that construction of the gender‑specific toilet at Jolly Government Residential School has officially begun.
Due to continuous rainfall over the past few days, work had to be temporarily delayed. However, the moment there was a brief respite, the School Headmaster Suresh Pait Dopang ensured that the project moved forward without further delay. The ground tank work is now underway, marking an important first step in the construction process.
We want to sincerely thank Chanchalba Amin Charitable Trust for their trust and support. The contribution is being used thoughtfully and transparently, and every effort is being made to ensure timely and quality ex*****on. This initiative is being funded on behalf of Rotary E-Connect .
We look forward to sharing more milestones as the work progresses and to seeing this much‑needed facility serve the students soon. 🙏✨
Govt. Residential School Jolly, District Pakke Kessang, Arunachal Pradesh

31/03/2026

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Chanchalba Amin Charitable Trust for stepping forward to fund the construction of the gender‑specific toilet at Jolly Government Residential School.
This thoughtful support goes a long way in ensuring dignity, safety, and better hygiene for students, especially young girls. Initiatives like these create meaningful change at the grassroots and strengthen the foundation for inclusive education.
Thank you for transforming intent into impact and for standing with us in building a more equitable learning environment. 🙏✨
We shall keep sharing the updates here 🙂

26/03/2026

✨ Building Dignity, One School at a Time ✨

We’re back with another meaningful initiative at Jolly Government School, Arunachal Pradesh — this time, to build gender‑segregated toilets before the monsoon arrives. 🚻🌧️
This is our third project with the school.
✅ First, we supported them with new roof sheets to stop the constant leaks.
✅ Then, we installed solar fencing to keep students safe in an active elephant corridor.
✅ And now, we’re stepping in again to ensure every child has access to safe, hygienic sanitation.
What keeps us committed?
A Headmaster who leads with transparency, dedication, and genuine passion to uplift his tribal community. 🌿

💛 You can help too.
Every contribution brings us closer to giving these children the dignity and safety they deserve.

🔗 Donate: https://www.itnaturetrust.org/schooltoilet

26/03/2026

Sanitation is a fundamental necessity, yet in many remote regions, building gender‑specific toilets in schools remains a challenge due to bureaucratic delays. Even the best intentions can take time to turn into reality.

To ensure students don’t continue to wait for this basic dignity, IT Nature Trust has stepped in to construct a much‑needed sanitation facility at Jolly Government School in Arunachal Pradesh. This will benefit both residential and day‑scholar children, giving them safe, accessible, and hygienic toilets before the monsoon arrives.
We humbly seek your support to help us make this essential facility a reality.

Your contribution can truly change lives.

No amount is small amount, and you can donate through the following link.

Support better sanitation for students living near Pakke Tiger Reserve. Donate to IT Nature Trust’s toilet construction project at Jolly Residential School.

09/01/2026

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14/12/2025

🌿 IT Nature Trust Joins Hands to Protect Education and Wildlife! 🌿
We are delighted to share that IT Nature Trust is contributing ₹17,600 toward the installation of solar fencing at the Government Residential School, Jolly (Arunachal Pradesh) near Pakke Tiger Reserve. This school, located on an elephant corridor, serves very poor tribal first-generation learners, making safety a top priority.
This initiative is being carried out in partnership with Rotary E-Connect, which has been a consistent supporter of the school. In the past, Rotary E-Connect and other donors helped by providing roof sheets to protect classrooms from leaks.
What makes this project unique?
✅ Transparency & Dedication – Headmaster Suresh shares regular updates, photos, and videos on how donations are used.
✅ Community Participation – To keep costs low, the Headmaster plans to purchase materials directly and involve students and locals in installation, reducing labor costs and fostering ownership.
✅ Humane Solution – Solar fencing deters elephants without harming them, ensuring safety while promoting coexistence with wildlife.
📌 Follow the school’s inspiring updates here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61580401601677
We are proud to announce that with our contribution and Rotary E-Connect’s support, the project is now fully funded and ready to protect the school and its students!
💚 IT Nature Trust – Working for Nature, Empowering Communities

To make Govt Residential School Jolly a best manage Govt school by the support of local community.

09/10/2025

27/08/2025

Happy Festivities To All 🙏🌟🎊!
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25/06/2025

The Reach To Read initiative continues to make meaningful strides in promoting literacy and the joy of reading among children in underserved communities. At just 17 years old, Muskan Ahirwar has emerged as a beacon of hope for underprivileged children in Bhopal’s Durganagar slum. Through her initiative, Kitabi Masti, she has established a community library that offers free access to books and structured learning opportunities. Her efforts are empowering young minds and actively reshaping the educational landscape of her community. IT Nature Trust is happy to coordinate with Rotary E-Connect by sending 100 illustrated story books as part of the Reach To Read Initiative

28/03/2025

Help Us Transform Classrooms: A Better Learning Environment for Students from the underserved communities.
https://it-nature-trust.danamojo.org/dm/help-us-build-a-brighter-future-for-tribal-students-8976

24/03/2025

We're proud to support a vital project with Rotary E-Connect and One Billion Literates Foundation (OBLF) to assist vulnerable elderly and bedridden individuals in Anekal Taluk. This initiative provides essential geriatric and palliative care to those who are bedridden or abandoned by their families.
Geetanjali Dhar
Subir Dhar