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ABOUT MITAAN WELFARE FOUNDATION

Every Act of Kindness
Creates a Ripple of Hope

At Mitaan Welfare Foundation, we walk beside those in need and create opportunities for a better tomorrow. Together, We can bring hope, change lives, and build a stronger community.

10+

Years of Impact

1,000+

Lives Changed!

50,00,000+

Worth Donations

100+

NGOs Impacted

WHO WE ARE

The Story of
Mitaan Welfare Foundation.

"Where there was no hope, we built a path."
Mitaan Welfare Foundation was born out of a long-standing commitment to social service and grassroots development, led by Ishak Khan and later strengthened by Mrinal Mahajan. The journey began in 2012, when Ishak Khan initiated community-focused social work addressing pressing issues such as education gaps, healthcare access, and social welfare among underserved populations.

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Our Journey So Far

From a Personal Initiative to a Public Mission

In 2021, Mrinal Mahajan joined forces with Ishak Khan, bringing renewed energy, strategic leadership, and organizational direction to the initiative. With a shared vision and complementary strengths, they formally established the Mitaan Welfare Foundation to scale their impact and operate with greater reach, transparency, and long-term sustainability.

  • To empower marginalized communities
  • To promote education, health, sanitation, and women's well-being
  • To deliver sustainable, community-led solutions rather than short-term relief
The Heart of the Movement — Mitaan Squad

In March 2025, Tushar Mahajan formally joined Mitaan Welfare Foundation as Co-Founder and VP – Strategy, transforming Mitaan from a grassroots initiative into a more structured and scalable organization with a long-term vision. He has strengthened operational frameworks, enhanced transparency, and expanded healthcare initiatives including medical crowdfunding and rural outreach.

Jeevandayini Yojna – A Napkin, A New Chapter

The Jeevandayini Initiative addresses menstrual hygiene among adolescent girls in rural and tribal areas. For every follow or engagement on our social media platforms, one sanitary napkin is donated to a girl in a government school. This simple act enables hundreds of girls to stay in school confidently and break generational barriers.

Treatment with Dignity – Beyond Hospitals

At Mitaan Welfare Foundation, we believe healthcare is not just about reaching hospitals — it's about complete support. We assist patients who either cannot access government schemes or whose conditions are not covered.

  • Hospital coordination and specialist treatment access
  • Travel and accommodation assistance
  • Free medicines and food
  • Pre-surgery preparation and post-surgery follow-up
Monthly Free Medical Camps & Awareness

Every month, the Foundation organizes free medical camps serving 700–1000 patients with general and specialized checkups in remote tribal belts. We also conduct awareness drives, village meetings, and health talks to educate people on how they can avail benefits and improve their long-term well-being.

Transparency & Trust

We uphold transparency as a core value. Every donor and supporter receives full details of the patient's condition, treatment reports, and updates on fund usage. When government schemes aren't enough, we launch online fundraising campaigns through www.mitaan.org to ensure treatment and a second chance at self-reliance.

More Than a Foundation — A Movement

Mitaan Welfare Foundation is more than an organization; it is a people-powered movement. We represent those whose voices have long been unheard. We bridge the gap between pain and healing, despair and dignity. If you believe in transforming lives, Mitaan is your platform.

Purpose & Direction

Our Driving Force

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Our Mission

To support vulnerable communities by providing access to essential healthcare and menstrual hygiene. We aim to empower girls through sanitary pad distribution and awareness, while also connecting patients in need with timely medical help through donations and community support—ensuring dignity, health, and hope for all.

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Our Vision

Looking Ahead - Our 2027 Vision

  • Reach 1000 villages across India
  • Set up "Swasth Mitaan Kendras" at block levels
  • Launch a digital health registration platform Mitaan Welfare Foundation
  • Expand volunteer networks district-wide
  • Strengthen post-treatment rehabilitation support
Be the Steady Hand

The Power of Monthly Giving

Small, consistent contributions create the most sustainable impact. Choose a monthly giving tier below and see exactly how your support transforms lives month after month.

₹500 / mo

Provides complete menstrual hygiene kits for 5 young girls, ensuring they never miss a day of school.

₹1,000 / mo

Funds primary healthcare checkups and free essential medicines for a vulnerable family for an entire month.

₹2,000 / mo

Directly sponsors a life-saving medical camp in a remote tribal village, bringing doctors to those who can't reach them.

Our Founders & Leadership

Ishak Khan
Ishak Khan
Managing Director & Co-Founder
Mitaan Welfare Foundation

Ishak started working on community-focused social service with a deep commitment to helping underserved people access basic rights like healthcare and education. Early in the organization's journey, his personal experiences with people lacking access to care inspired him to build something more sustainable and community-oriented. Vision: He drives the foundation's mission to provide accessible, dignified healthcare, awareness, and support for rural and marginalized populations.

Tushar Mahajan
Tushar Mahajan
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) & Co-Founder
Mitaan Welfare Foundation

Tushar Mahajan is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Mitaan Welfare Foundation. He leads the organization's strategic growth and day-to-day operations, focusing on expanding access to healthcare, community welfare, and menstrual health awareness for underserved populations. With a strong grassroots approach, Tushar works closely with volunteers, partners, and local communities to ensure sustainable and dignity-driven impact.

Mrinal Mahajan
Founder
Mitaan Welfare Foundation

Mrinal Mahajan is the Founder of Mitaan Welfare Foundation, an organization dedicated to improving healthcare access, community welfare, and dignity for underserved people across rural India. The roots of Mitaan go back to 2012, when Ishak Khan, then a schoolteacher in a small village in Chhattisgarh, saw the devastating effects of lack of accessible medical care on his neighbor's family. That experience sparked in him a deep commitment to change - he began helping patients directly, offering guidance, moral support, and whatever medical coordination he could in the absence of formal systems. Ishak's early work was hands-on and driven by compassion, laying the groundwork for a bigger mission. As Ishak continued his grassroots involvement, he connected with Mrinal Mahajan, whose strong background in social welfare and dedication to marginalized communities gave new structure and direction to the initiative. With shared vision and complementary strengths, the two formalized their work by founding Mitaan Welfare Foundation to expand reach, strengthen strategic impact, and serve communities across multiple states including Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, and West Bengal. Under Mrinal's leadership as Founder and Ishak's deep commitment to community service, the Foundation is driven by principles of compassion, dignity, accountability, and sustainable change. Their combined efforts turned a personal commitment into a people-powered movement that continues to transform lives.

Our Principles

Core Values

Transparency

We ensure every donation is tracked and reported openly, building unbreakable trust with our donors.

Empathy

We work closely with communities, understanding their struggles to provide dignified, compassionate support.

Sustainability

We focus on long-term solutions, empowering people to become self-reliant rather than just providing temporary relief.

Accountability

We take full responsibility for our actions and ensure every effort yields maximum impact for those in need.