AAES Sewa Foundation stands with poor and needy families, orphan children, widows, senior citizens, patients and young people — building a compassionate, educated, healthy and self-reliant society.
AAES Sewa Foundation is a social welfare organisation established to serve humanity, support underprivileged communities and create opportunities for a better future — through education, healthcare support, skill development, youth empowerment, sports, employment awareness and community welfare.
Inspired by service, discipline, humanity and social responsibility, we promote dignity, equality, compassion and self-reliance — with special attention to people who need support and guidance.
A compassionate, educated, healthy and self-reliant society where every individual has access to opportunities, essential support and the chance to live with dignity.
To serve the poor, needy and underprivileged; support orphans, widows and senior citizens; and nurture responsible, disciplined and productive young citizens.
These figures describe the Foundation's focus areas and presence. Verified impact numbers will be published as programmes are documented.
From classrooms to community fitness, from medical awareness to emergency relief — programmes built around real needs, delivered subject to available resources and applicable rules.
A retired Indian Army serviceman, entrepreneur and social welfare advocate from Qazigund, District Anantnag — extending the spirit of service beyond military life.
My journey in the Indian Army taught me the importance of discipline, dedication, sacrifice and service to the nation. After retirement, I believe that serving society is another meaningful way to contribute to our country. Every individual deserves dignity, opportunity and hope.— ESM Mohd Amin Ganie, Chairman & FounderKnow our leadership →
Time, knowledge, resources or professional expertise — every contribution strengthens community welfare. Support can be directed to the Foundation's priority areas, according to available resources.
All donations are accepted and recorded only through authorised organisational procedures, in compliance with applicable laws.