Mission Statement




The Mission of ‘National Education & Empowerment Trust of India’ is to provide all round development to children and youth belonging to the under privileged sections of society, families of martyred soldiers and non commissioned officers and those that are physically challenged among them.

Among its aims are:
  1. To provide all round education to children and youth using all available modern means. Impart knowledge, skills and vocational training to help them obtain employment
  2. To identify economically & socially weaker sections of population in backward areas in urban/rural areas and promote community development activities, including hygiene and health
  3. To organize seminars and conferences for educational, vocational and awareness purposes.
  4. To grant scholarships, stipends, free studentships, prizes, awards and allowances to students and other individuals and agencies who have devoted themselves to the cause of education and other objectives of the Trust
  5. To encourage awareness and motivation among other students, the Trust shall hold competitions, quizes, essay writing and other such events in other schools. It will also award educationists and teachers (from schools and educational institutes country-wide)for their special contribution, innovative ideas and achievements in their field of work

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