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About the Trust

A community-focused legacy of trust, built one life at a time.

Established as a public charitable trust on 3 August 1992 in Bangalore by Shri D. Eerappa and Smt. Hemi Manjunatha, and reconstituted in 2006 and again in 2016 to renew its commitment to long-term service. The Trust is named in honour of Babu Jagjivan Ram — freedom fighter, statesman and lifelong champion of the depressed classes.

About the Trust

A community-focused legacy of trust, built one life at a time.

Established as a public charitable trust on 3 August 1992 in Bangalore by Shri D. Eerappa and Smt. Hemi Manjunatha, the Trust was reconstituted in 2006 and again in 2016 to renew its commitment to long-term service. It is named in honour of Babu Jagjivan Ram — freedom fighter, statesman, and lifelong champion of the depressed classes.

Trust at a glance

Founded
3 August 1992, Bangalore
Founders
Shri D. Eerappa & Smt. Hemi Manjunatha
Registration
Reg. No. 586, Vol. 103 · Reconstituted 2006 & 2016
Registered office
CA Site No.3, R.M.V. II Stage, II Block, Bangalore — 560 080, Karnataka, India
What guides us

Mission, the people we serve, and our chief aim.

Vision

A society where every person — regardless of birth or circumstance — has the means to learn, to heal and to live with dignity.

Mission

To ameliorate the socio-economic and educational conditions of the depressed classes, and serve all without distinction of caste, creed or religion.

Chief Aim

Long-term upliftment through education, healthcare, shelter and awareness — delivered with integrity and without profit motive.

The name we carry

Babu Jagjivan Ram, 1908–1986

A freedom fighter, statesman and lifelong champion of the depressed classes, Babu Jagjivan Ram gave his name and his example to this Trust. His life is the measure we work towards: service rendered with dignity, for the many and not the few.

Our journey

Three decades of quiet, steady work.

  1. 1992

    Founded in Bangalore

    Established 3 August 1992 by Shri D. Eerappa and Smt. Hemi Manjunatha. Reg. No. 586, Vol. 103.

  2. 2002–06

    Roots take hold

    Early years of building rural medical camps, scholarship pilots and a network of supporters.

  3. 2016

    Trust reconstituted

    Renewed governance and a sharpened focus on long-term educational and social outcomes.

  4. Today

    A growing legacy

    33+ years of service across education, healthcare, shelter and community engagement.

From a single registered trust deed in 1992 to a growing legacy today, the work has stayed the same in spirit — long-term upliftment, delivered with integrity and without profit motive, one life at a time.