Trinity Foundation

The Love & Hope Project, centred around hunger-free classrooms, prioritizes serving children from red-light areas and offspring of sex workers. It provides nourishment, education up to class 5, and a safe haven, overcoming societal stigmas. Trinity Foundation stands alone in this challenging initiative, offering informal education till class 5 and facilitating formal education from class 6 through coordinated schools. Additionally, it supports mothers with health advice, awareness, and interventions for alternative income sources, benefiting over 70 children and 100 women. TF maintains meticulous health records for each child, ensuring their well-being through regular check-ups.

The Grace Children Project, echoing the hunger-free classroom approach, supports underprivileged children, primarily from tribal and scheduled communities in closed tea gardens, orphans, and rescued youngsters. It offers free nutritious meals and formal education, benefiting over 600 children. Additionally, for older girls less inclined towards academics, Trinity Foundation operates the Grace Vocational Training Centre, providing courses like Sewing Machine Operation and Assistant Beauty Therapy under the 'Utkarsh Bangla' initiative of the West Bengal government. TF places utmost priority on the children's health, maintaining detailed health records and conducting regular check-ups.

The Darjeeling Children Project extends care to orphans and rescued children, offering a secure shelter, nutritious meals, and elementary formal and vocational education. Situated in the Holmden Hermitage, Darjeeling, the shelter collaborates with local authorities and communities to advocate for children's rights. Recognized as the "Best Child Care Institution" by the West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights in 2018, it has provided shelter and education to over 70 children. Trinity Foundation places top priority on the children's health, maintaining meticulous health records and conducting regular check-ups for their well-being.

The Ellenbarie Children Project, backed by Neils Halker through Ellenbarie Ferrn in Denmark, operates in the remote Ellenbarrie T.E. within Jalpaiguri district. Catering exclusively to 60 orphaned, semi-orphaned, and underprivileged children from the poorest tribal communities, it offers secure shelter, nutritious meals, healthcare, and free formal education. Currently benefiting over 50 children, Trinity Foundation places utmost importance on the health of all beneficiaries, maintaining individual health records and conducting regular health check-ups.

The Joy Academy, backed by a UK couple through the GivingWorks Foundation, began in late 2019 with the construction of five classrooms and two toilets in Ajadanga, Mechi Basti, within Jalpaiguri district. It aims to provide educational support to underprivileged children from backwards and impoverished communities in this forest village. Many of these children face financial constraints and previously had to walk 5 kilometres to reach the nearest school. The academy stands as a beacon of hope, offering education to these deprived children and the surrounding forest area. Trinity Foundation aims to make the project self-reliant and sustainable soon. Presently, it benefits 30 children.