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An Indian charitable trust based in Mumbai that works in education, healthcare, and community welfare.

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Overview

Rehbar Foundation is a registered charitable trust operating primarily in Mumbai, India. It was established in 2000 under the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950, and is registered under number E-19006. The foundation presents its work as a broad social-development effort spanning education, healthcare, career guidance, emergency support, and community welfare rather than as a single-purpose relief organization. Education is one of its principal areas of activity. The foundation manages the Al Barkaat Malik Muhammad Islam English School, established in 2006 and affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education in Delhi under affiliation number 1130375. The school serves approximately 2,500 students according to the available reference material. Its stated support for students from economically weaker backgrounds includes free or subsidized education, books, uniforms, and tuition assistance. The institution is intended to improve access to formal education while also supporting students who may otherwise face financial barriers to continued schooling. Healthcare is another major pillar. Rehbar Foundation established the Malik Rakiya Khatoon Dialysis Centre to provide charitable hemodialysis treatment. The centre operates at Shatabdi Hospital in Govandi and Khan Bahadur Bhabha Hospital in Kurla, both in Mumbai. The available description states that free dialysis is offered to patients who cannot afford treatment and that the service is delivered with professional staff and trained nephrologists. In addition to dialysis, the foundation organizes medical camps and provides emergency ambulance services in underserved areas. These activities may include general health examinations, medicines, diagnostic testing, specialist support, and public health awareness. The foundation also conducts career-guidance seminars and student-counselling sessions, including activities undertaken with educational partners such as the SDI Team Ummeed. These programs cover higher-education pathways, scholarships, entrance examinations, career choices, soft skills, and professional mentoring. This work complements the foundation's school-related activity by addressing the transition from secondary education to further study or employment. Its wider community-welfare work includes support for senior citizens, women's empowerment initiatives, disaster-relief efforts, poverty alleviation, ambulance services, and outreach medical camps. The combination of schooling, subsidized medical care, guidance programs, and emergency assistance gives Rehbar Foundation a community-infrastructure role in parts of Mumbai. Publicly available information does not provide detailed financial disclosures, leadership biographies, staffing totals, donor information, or a complete account of the foundation's geographical reach beyond its Mumbai-centered activities.

History

Rehbar Foundation was established in 2000 as a registered charitable trust under the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950. Its registration number is E-19006. The foundation's stated purpose is holistic social development, with activities addressing several interconnected areas of disadvantage in Mumbai. Rather than limiting itself to one service, it developed an operating model combining education, healthcare, guidance, and direct community assistance. A central development in its history was the creation of the Al Barkaat Malik Muhammad Islam English School in 2006. The school is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education in Delhi under affiliation number 1130375. It became a principal vehicle for the foundation's education work, serving a reported enrollment of roughly 2,500 students. The foundation's support model emphasizes access for students from economically weaker backgrounds and includes assistance with education costs, books, uniforms, and tuition. The available material also indicates that the school is intended to expand in the future, although no detailed expansion timetable is provided. The foundation subsequently developed a substantial healthcare focus through the Malik Rakiya Khatoon Dialysis Centre. The centre provides charitable hemodialysis treatment at two Mumbai hospital locations: Shatabdi Hospital in Govandi and Khan Bahadur Bhabha Hospital in Kurla. Its stated purpose is to help patients who cannot afford dialysis, a recurring and potentially severe financial burden for people with kidney disease. The centre is described as operating with professional healthcare staff and trained nephrologists. Healthcare work extends beyond the dialysis service. Rehbar Foundation organizes medical camps in underserved communities and provides services such as general check-ups, medicines, diagnostic examinations, specialized care, and health-awareness activities. It also maintains or organizes emergency ambulance support. These programs broaden the foundation's role from ongoing treatment provision to preventive and urgent-care assistance. Another strand of its development has been investment in educational progression and employability. Through career-guidance seminars and student-counselling sessions, sometimes in collaboration with partners such as the SDI Team Ummeed, the foundation provides information about higher education, scholarships, entrance tests, career options, soft skills, and mentoring. These activities seek to help students make informed decisions after school and connect educational access with longer-term social mobility. The foundation's wider welfare agenda includes assistance for senior citizens, women's empowerment programs, disaster relief, and poverty alleviation. Together with its school, dialysis centre, medical camps, and ambulance services, these initiatives form a Mumbai-oriented charitable platform addressing both immediate hardship and longer-term access to education and healthcare. The available sources do not establish a detailed chronology for each program, identify the foundation's founders or current executives, or provide audited financial and impact data. Its current status is therefore best described through its documented continuing program areas rather than through quantified organizational claims.

  • 2006

    Al Barkaat Malik Muhammad Islam English School established

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    The foundation established the English-medium school that later became affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education in Delhi.

  • 2000

    Foundation established

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    Rehbar Foundation was established as a charitable trust and registered under the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950, with registration number E-19006.

  • Dialysis and wider healthcare programs developed

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    The foundation established the Malik Rakiya Khatoon Dialysis Centre and expanded its healthcare work to include medical camps and emergency ambulance services in Mumbai.

  • Career guidance activities added

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    Rehbar Foundation began conducting career seminars and student-counselling sessions covering higher education, scholarships, examinations, careers, and skills development.

Products and positioning

A Mumbai-centered charitable trust focused on practical access to education, medical treatment, and community support for economically disadvantaged and underserved populations.

  • Education · 2006

    Al Barkaat Malik Muhammad Islam English School

    A school managed by Rehbar Foundation and established in 2006. It is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education in Delhi under affiliation number 1130375. The school reportedly serves approximately 2,500 students and supports learners from economically weaker backgrounds through free or subsidized education, books, uniforms, and tuition assistance.

  • Healthcare

    Malik Rakiya Khatoon Dialysis Centre

    A charitable hemodialysis service established by the foundation for patients unable to afford treatment. It operates at Shatabdi Hospital in Govandi and Khan Bahadur Bhabha Hospital in Kurla, Mumbai, with professional healthcare staff and trained nephrologists.

  • Community healthcare

    Medical camps and ambulance services

    A set of outreach and emergency-health activities serving underserved Mumbai communities. Services described in the available material include general check-ups, free medicines, diagnostic tests, specialized care, health-awareness programs, and emergency ambulance assistance.

  • Education and skills development

    Career guidance and student counselling

    Seminars and counselling sessions designed to help students understand higher-education options, scholarships, entrance examinations, career paths, soft skills, and professional mentoring. Some activities are conducted with educational partners including the SDI Team Ummeed.

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