Who We Are

Welcome to Paras Parivaar - Where Compassion Creates Change!

At Paras Parivaar Charitable Trust we believe in the extraordinary power of humanity to make the world a better place. Our story is one of unwavering dedication, boundless compassion, and a relentless commitment to improving lives. We are not just an organization; we are a family united by a shared vision of creating positive change in the lives of those in need.

Help For Physically Handicapped People

There are so many physically handicapped people in the society who need Financial Help for Handicapped people or employment for their livelihood and in most cases, there is nobody to take care of them. As a responsible part of the society, we should take some initiative for them.

At Paras Parivaar Charitable Trust, Our Mahant Shri Paras Bhai Ji started to track these types of people who don't have any support and tried to provide help as much as possible. With the grace of Maa Durga, we have served more than 60000 physically handicapped people and provide all the required help. Initially, we have provided them with some financial help so that they can fulfill their basic needs. After that, we have created employment opportunities for them and provide them jobs according to their capabilities so that they can become self-dependent.

Our Mahant Shri Paras Bhai Ji Invites you to make your contribution towards this noble cause so that you can have the opportunity to win the heart of Maa Durga because she is always happy to see everybody working for the noble cause.

Why We Initiate Handicapped Programs

According to recent estimates, India alone has 40-90 million children, a sizable population. In 2023, the landscape of support and empowerment for differently abled children in India will shift radically. With the introduction of breakthrough technology and shifting social norms, there is a growing realization that a disability should not be a barrier to achieving one's aspirations and goals.

Helplocal, a dynamic website dedicated to connecting individuals with NGOs in India, wants to shed light on the current state of differently abled children in the country. We will examine the most recent statistics, trends, and the critical work of several non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

Barriers for Handicapped Children

Ineffective policies and plans:

Governments lack sufficient policies for disabled people, forcing them to rely on their families for a living. Instead, prepare some social welfare measures, and your life obstacles will be decreased from what they are now.

Insufficient Infrastructure and Resources: 

Schools and institutions continue to lack essential infrastructure, making it impossible to meet children's educational demands. Even the resources and tools available to them are inadequate. For example, just 5% of books are accessible to visually impaired children, which we believe is insufficient.

Unsuitable Training for Teachers:

The teachers did not obtain appropriate training for these pupils. Only 20-25% of teachers are competent, which is a low percentage when compared to regular teaching sessions.

Inadequate Data Supervision: 

There is no reliable statistics or information accessible for physically challenged people all around the world. Only 21% of countries have comprehensive and reliable demographic data. What else can we expect from an out-of-date survey and monitoring?

Discrimination based on social status:

Aside from the concerns outlined above, another factor is societal unfairness. People fear rejection and even discrimination as a result of their unacceptable behavior in society, which contributes to low self-esteem. Hitting and bullying them teaches them the respect they deserve rather than disrespecting them.

Disabled Persons' National Policies in India:

The Indian government has implemented a number of Programmes For Poor People to assist people with disabilities, including programmes aimed at boosting their strength and independence in both professional and educational contexts.

Paras Parivaar Charitable Trust Mission

We start getting that feeling of happiness which can not be described in words and along with this, we also start receiving the blessings of Maa because she is always happy to see her children to work for the noble cause.