The British Asian Trust is reaching out to the poorest and most vulnerable communities and making a real difference thanks to our Friends and Patrons, our Corporate Supporters, our Ambassadors and people like you and me. We can achieve even more with your continuing help. Please support us today. 

Manoj Badale, Chairman

Lycamobile representatives saw firsthand how corporate support for skills training is changing the lives of young people and their families surviving in the slums of Chennai, India. Read more....

Cricket heroes and Trust Ambassadors Muttiah Muralitharan and Dimitri Mascarenhas delivered a £10,000 donation from Rubicon Exotic Juice Drinks to The British Asian Trust at the Finals day of the Friends Life t20. Read more...

Pioneer of leading Indian restaurant and caterer Madhu’s, Sanjay Anand MBE is celebrated for his contribution to the Asian hospitality industry. He attributes his success to determination, sheer hard work and innovation. The head of Madhu’s recognises the same qualities in The British Asian Trust. Read more about Sanjay Anand MBE.

Trust charity partner Mumbai Mobile Crèches (MMC) was commended for its role in tackling child malnutrition in India’s urban slums in the latest report from Dasra, India’s leading strategic philanthropy foundation. The report, Nourishing our Future , placed MMC among the top 10 high potential organisations working within the community and public health care system with innovative, scalable models in child health and nutrition. Read more...  Photo: Fatima Najm/Creatives Against Poverty

Inspired by the life-changing work of The British Asian Trust, renowned contemporary Indian folk artist Raghu Dixit recorded his support in two exclusive videos. Watch Raghu here.

The British Asian Trust and Dasra focused on the power of girls' education recently bringing together leaders in the field for an inspiring panel discussion.
Photo:Samir Imran/Creatives Against Poverty