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For people across the country, the Tata Trusts symbolise humanitarianism and personify the prodigious force that advances new frontiers of social and economic development. A dream that lives on The journey of a million smiles began in 1892 with Jamsetji Tata, the pioneer, visionary and founder of the Tata Group, setting up the JN Tata Endowment ...
Adoption and contextual application of the best way to doing things globally. Tata Trusts history. For people across the country, the Tata Trusts symbolise humanitarianism and personify the prodigious force that advances new frontiers of social and economic development.
The last three years have demanded a significant commitment of our resources to help the country address healthcare needs, not only to support COVID care and recovery, but also to address the rapidly growing numbers of cancer-affected populations.
Education is critical to the alleviation of poverty; it improves health and productivity, drives gender parity and promotes opportunities for upward mobility. It is the foundation of the nation’s socio-economic development and can be considered the most important investment for progress.
The Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee Tata Endowment for The Higher Education Of Indians (Established in 1892) More than 5,600 Indian students have been awarded the JN Tata Endowment’s loan scholarship since 1892, when it was established by Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee, the promoter of the Tata group.
At Tata Trusts, we foster an open, flexible, highly engaging, collaborative and meritocratic work culture. We value people and empower them with responsibility, autonomy, and the courage to envision and change the future.
Ratan N. TataChairman, Tata Trusts. Ratan N. Tata chairs the Tata Trusts which seek to enable, empower and transform communities across India. Read more.
The Tata Trusts’ work in social welfare and philanthropy denotes a legacy that’s more than a century old. Along with interventional programmes covering various aspects of human development, the Trusts also engage with individuals to support the meritorious and needy, especially for medical and education support.
The Tata Trusts have been engaged for decades in the field of public health. They develop and support multi-pronged initiatives to address issues that cover both communicable and non-communicable diseases and range widely from malaria and tuberculosis to cancer, maternal and child health and mental health.
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