A Non-profit organisation works towards the vision “To impart knowledge, education and skills to individuals and society at affordable rate to enhance the living status.”
North East Social Trust, House No. 16, First Floor, Sundarpur, By Lane 1, R.G.B. Road, Guwahati-781005 in the District of Kamrup (M), Assam has this day been registered under the trust registration act under Act XVI of 1908, DEE
D OF TRUST VIDE NO. 2080/2022 DATED 05th day May, 2022 at Guwahati, Assam. NES-trust Registered office address:
House No 16, First Floor, By Lane 1, Sundarpur, R G B Road, Gauhati, India, Assam
Email: [email protected]
Contact: (+91) 80737 81833
About North East Social Trust:
The objective of North East Social Trust, which works towards the vision of imparting knowledge, education, and skills to individuals and society at an affordable rate to enhance their living status, reflects a strong commitment to social welfare and development. By focusing on affordability and accessibility, we aim to bridge the gap between education and economic opportunities, thereby empowering individuals and improving overall societal well-being. Core Objectives:
1) We promote and protect natural herbs and plants by cultivation, preservation, storage, processing, demonstration, creating botanical garden and providing necessary training.
2) We promote traditional therapies like Yoga, Naturopathy, Meditation, Acupressure, Acupuncture, Massage Therapy, Ayurveda, Reiki etc.
3) We work for the welfare of Agricultural workers, Farmers, Unorganised Labours, Industrial Labours and Migrated Labours.
4) We work against the exploitation of Animals & Birds and make sincere efforts to protect them.
5) We Promotion of Viable Small Holder Agriculture through Sustainable Agricultural Practices (Organic and Traditional farming)
6)We create awareness in the rural areas and all over India about protection of the environment to the farmers and their families. We promote traditional weaving techniques of North East India. It is one-of-a-kind in terms of ginning, spinning, and weaving techniques. The hill people weave on tiny ‘loin looms.’ Some Brahmaputra Valley tribes, including as the Dimasa Kachari, Bodo Kachari, and Mishings, utilized a type of ‘fly-shuttle loom.’
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