Aman Charitable Trust

Welcome to Aman

Mitigating violence and its aftermath through peace, justice and social development

Aman Charitable Trust — working for a just and compassionate society since 1997

Welcome to Aman

A public charitable trust working across India since 1997 for peace, justice and social development.

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AMAN Trust encourages support in various forms to enrich its role in the field of social welfare and development. We are open to contribution in different ways and ensure remaining transparent for our work and commitment. AMAN invites academicians, scholars, peace activists and members of civil society to share their work and experience.

Think Stream

AMAN's programmes are designed for long-term social effects, while addressing immediate problems. Broadly, they are pedagogical in nature, as they intend to enhance society's intellectual and professional resources for democratic institution-building and the reduction of practices that lead to social tension and violence.

February 23, 2018

Capacity Building & Advocacy for Scrap Workers' Rights and Health, Delhi

Project Period: 1st June 2015 to 31st May 2016. A large population of immigrants, refugees and migrants in the city of Delhi is a part…

February 12, 2018

Report on Governance Review of Northeast by Working Group on Northeast Action Research

Since independence, governance in India has constituted interplay between traditional and state structures. The situation in the Northeast is particularly complex with over 200 ethnic…

January 12, 2018

Aman Kanooni Sahayata Kendra

Aman is also running a Legal Aid Cell called Kanooni Sahayta Kendra in Jehanabad Town. The centre provides legal assistance to vulnerable and marginalized people…

Project Highlights

Highlights from our ongoing work across India

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Our Work

Aman works across six key programme areas: Gender & Mental Health, Non-violent Conflict Resolution, Pedagogy for Social Peace, Human Security, Social Resources, and Culture & Identities.

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