Impact & Transparency
Registered, certified and accountable
We report our work with care—using verified programme records, clearly explained indicators and factual activity information. Our aim is to show what NANF has done, how participation is counted and where our work continues.
Our Work Since 2016
Cumulative programme record since 2016
NANF's impact is reflected through recurring programmes, sustained student support, volunteer participation and practical community action. The figures below are presented with their scope and counting method so they can be understood correctly.
20,000+
Programme Interactions Since 2016
Cumulative participation across NANF programmes and activities since 2016.
The same person may be counted more than once when participating in different programmes or on different occasions. This figure represents programme interactions and is not a count of unique individuals.
10,000+
Masks Distributed During the COVID-19 Response
Masks distributed as part of NANF's community response during the COVID-19 period.
3
Supported Students Now Professionally Employed
Three students supported through NANF's Mentorship & Scholarship Programme have completed their education and are now employed in Public Sector Undertakings and government departments.
7
Students Currently Receiving Support
Seven meritorious students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds currently receive ongoing educational guidance, mentorship and financial assistance.
Multiple
Institutional Collaborations
Selected collaborations have included State Bank of India, Indian Oil Corporation Limited, Oil India Limited, Assam State AIDS Control Society and the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Assam.
Collaborations relate to specific programmes or activities and do not necessarily represent continuing partnerships, institutional endorsement or financial sponsorship.
Eligible monetary donations may qualify for deduction under Section 80G, subject to applicable law and the donor's eligibility.
How We Measure and Report
NANF records participation through available programme documents, registration records, distribution records, activity reports, photographs and volunteer confirmations. Programme indicators are reported according to the nature of each activity and the records available.
Programme Interactions
Participation is counted for each programme or occasion. A person participating more than once may therefore appear in more than one programme count.
Direct Outputs
Items distributed, students supported and activities conducted are reported separately wherever supporting records are available.
Responsible Updates
Figures and descriptions may be updated when records are reconciled or additional verified information becomes available.
Impact Through Continuing Action
NANF's work combines annual community initiatives with long-term educational support. Each programme contributes differently, and its outcomes should be understood in the context of its purpose and available records.
Education & Mentorship
Long-term guidance and financial assistance support meritorious students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds from Class XI through higher education, subject to individual need and progress.
Youth Development
Padadhwani brings school and university students from across Assam together through academic, cultural and sporting competitions, career counselling and shared learning.
Health & Community Care
Annual blood-donation activities in Jorhat, Tinsukia and Guwahati encourage voluntary participation and responsible donor mobilisation.
Disaster Response & Relief
Annual relief activities provide food, essential commodities and educational materials to communities and students affected by floods and other disasters.
Sports
Football through the Nava Asom Nirman Trophy and basketball through Padadhwani encourage participation, discipline and teamwork.
Environment
Annual World Environment Day plantation activities bring volunteers and participating institutions together in practical environmental action.
Working Through Collaboration
NANF works independently and, for selected activities, collaborates with institutions, companies, public bodies and community organisations that share the programme's objective. The nature and duration of each collaboration may differ.
Programme Collaborators & Participating Institutions
- State Bank of India
- Oil India Limited
- Indian Oil Corporation Limited
- Assam State AIDS Control Society
- CEO Assam
Collaborations relate to specific programmes or activities and do not necessarily represent continuing partnerships, institutional endorsement or financial sponsorship. All marks remain the property of their respective owners.
Photo Gallery & Media
Programmes in Action
Photographs from NANF's programmes and activities provide a visual record of volunteer participation, community engagement and institutional collaboration.
In Their Own Words
Accounts shared by students supported through NANF's mentorship and scholarship programme.
“Joining Nava Asom Nirman Foundation's Mentorship and Scholarship Programme in 2018 during my higher secondary studies was a turning point in my life. It provided far more than financial support—offering constant mentorship, career guidance, and interview preparation. Their unwavering belief in my potential helped me complete my B.Tech, secure my first role at Haldia Petrochemicals, and ultimately clear the recruitment process for Numaligarh Refinery Limited. Having the right guidance at crucial moments made all the difference. I am deeply grateful to NANF for turning my aspirations into reality and empowering students like me to achieve their dreams.”
Rajib Dutta
Numaligarh Refinery Limited
“I am really indebted to Nava Asom Nirman Foundation for providing free mentorship to the needy aspirants of Assam. I had a great experience while receiving mentorship from Nava Asom Nirman Foundation during my preparation for the APSC CCE. Finally, I have been able to successfully clear the exam and secure Rank 4 in the Assam Finance Service.”
Sudeep Saha
Rank 4, Assam Finance Service — Treasury Officer, Gossaigaon
Our Commitment to Responsible Reporting
NANF is committed to presenting its work accurately and responsibly. We distinguish between programme participation, materials distributed, students supported and completed outcomes. We avoid presenting cumulative interactions as a count of unique individuals and revise information when verified records require correction.
Registration & Certificates
NANF publishes its principal registration and statutory certificates for public reference. Additional organisational or compliance information may be provided to eligible institutions, authorities or prospective CSR partners following an appropriate request and internal review.
View Registration & CertificatesEligible monetary donations may qualify for deduction under Section 80G, subject to applicable law and the donor's eligibility. See the Donate page for donation procedures.
Collaborations relate to specific programmes or activities and do not necessarily represent continuing partnerships, institutional endorsement or financial sponsorship.