Supporting education, women empowerment and rural development.
Creating opportunities through quality education programs.
Providing vocational training and livelihood support.
Place 36 Cemeras For Surveillance the Selected Areas of Village.
We are a humanity-first, non-profit NGO. Our activities take place across Rajasthan and beyond. Founded with a visionary zeal to uplift the underprivileged and champion holistic development, Mayad Foundation stands as a testament to the power of compassion, innovation and community engagement.
To break the cycle of poverty by providing access to education, vocational training, healthcare awareness, and opportunities that empower women, children, and rural families to become self-reliant.
To create a progressive and self-sustaining society where every child receives quality education, every woman achieves financial independence, and every village has the resources needed for holistic development.
Every programme we run rolls up to one of these focus areas — each one chosen to build a self-sustaining village ecosystem.
We believe education is the most powerful driver of development and one of the strongest instruments for reducing poverty, improving health, gender equality and economic stability.
Nurturing self-worth and strengthening future generations by giving women a safe space, marketable skills and the confidence to lead.
Removing poverty and bridging the gap between rich and poor by building resilient, self-sustaining village ecosystems.
Running vocational skill programmes in Mohra Kallan that reduce unemployment, raise incomes and improve standards of living.
“Behind every successful woman is a father, a father-in-law and a supportive husband.”
A visionary dedicated to reshaping societal norms for women and girls. A renowned Rajasthani writer, recipient of the Rajasthani Yuva Sahitya Award 2024 and multiple Women Empowerment awards from the Royal Family of Jodhpur.
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“Service to the village is service to the nation.”
Alumnus of the Indian Hotel Management College and Station Officer with IRCTC. Beyond his corporate role, he leads the Mayad Foundation, the Bajrang Sewa Samiti at Hanuman Mandir and the Shri Krishna Marudhar Kesari Gaushala.
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The essence of motherhood has embraced children from two villages extending the provision to more than 100 children, thanks to our dedicated teachers. May your support and the blessings of Mother Bhagwati continue to guide us.
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We dedication towards the cause is exemplary in the field of Rural areas.The work done by Mayad Foundation has given new life to the poor people of my village Mohra Kallan. There was extreme suffering due to lack of basic amenities in my village and excellent work in giving us Education, CCTV Cameras and basic facilities in Mohra Kallan.
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Support classes, learning materials and mentorship for underprivileged children so every child in the village has a fair chance at a better tomorrow.
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Project TOSHAKHANA represents the visionary ideals of our esteemed founder, Bhatiyani sa Suraj Kanwar ji Sahiba. She epitomized women empowerment and served as a beacon of inspiration for all.
Read moreThis program is dedicated to today's generation girls Motive of the program is to build a connection between rural and urban areas girls to make them comfortable about each other areas and make them expertise in their own field.
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It is a cricket tournament for rural areas which pramote Khelo India campaign Motive is be Fit and stay Fit
Read moreMore than 36 CCTV cameras are monitoring Mohra Kalan village of Raipur subdivision.
Release of Tarnija's Rajasthani book delving into the challenges faced by women and girls in society.
Community-wide essay competition celebrating the Rajasthani mother-tongue.
A Heritage Awareness Program's Coverage of Rajasthan Patrika in Jodhpur and Pali region.
A grassroots essay competition celebrating the Rajasthani mother-tongue in Mohra Kallan.
Mohra Kalan becomes one of the first tech-enabled villages of the Raipur sub-division with 36+ cameras.
A campaign to include Rajasthani in the 8th Schedule of the Indian Constitution.
