A brief history about us
Muskrahat, (Spreading Happiness, Changing Lives) is a memorial to the energetic and passionate vision of a core of people who deeply believe that together with love we can build a dream of destiny, create a world others want to belong to and make a world of difference.
One big family
The foundation of this charitable trust was made in the year 2004 in memory of our mother Smt. Raj Rani. Our purpose of existence is to enhance the lives of underprivileged, differently-abled and visually impaired children, and women, and to offer a positive direction and a healthier approach towards their life. Muskrahat continues to vow a credible, honest, transparent and accountable organization that devotes itself towards a privileged future for the not so privileged ones.
Our belief is that education is both the means along with the end to a better life. It is the means because it empowers an individual to obtain his/her livelihood and the end to a better life as it increases one’s awareness on a range of issues from healthcare to appropriate social behaviour to understanding one’s rights and in the procedure helps him/her develop as a better citizen. Education is the most powerful tool which helps children build a strong foundation; empowering them to free themselves from the barbaric cycle of ignorance, poverty and disease.
We aim to inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children, for immediate and lasting change in their lives.
Tony Stark
CEO FOUNDER
Our Vision & Mission
Muskrahat, an NGO working for upliftment of underprivileged, differently-abled and visually impaired believes in the better tomorrow of others and also believes that it is the duty of a privileged person to give a helping hand to the underprivileged.
Eradicate Poverty
Setting up a psychotherapy centre to provide free of cost service to the underprivileged people of the society.
Educate All Children
To construct a charitable ‘Dharamshala’ in Haridwar- to fulfil the desire of Mata Raj Rani.
Enhance Lives
To offer scholarship to underprivileged and visually impaired students.
