Serving humanity for 35 years · Every life deserves dignity
35 years of compassion

Every Life Deserves a Dignified Farewell.

Ekta Trust supports respectful last rites for unidentified and unclaimed deceased persons, following applicable government rules and procedures. When a person’s religion can be identified, we strive to honour it with care and respect.

Even when a person’s identity is unknown, their dignity must never be forgotten.

Ekta Trust volunteers carrying out respectful community service
Respect, compassion and dignity — at every step.
35+ Yearsof humanitarian service
1,400+deceased persons cremated in 2025
1,000+volunteers supporting the mission
Our work

Service rooted in humanity.

Ekta Trust carries out essential humanitarian work with respect for every person, in coordination with applicable authorities and procedures.

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Dignified Last Rites

Supporting respectful cremation of unidentified and unclaimed deceased persons in accordance with applicable government rules and procedures.

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Respect Across Faiths

Where religious identity is known, we seek to ensure the farewell respects the person’s religion and traditions, subject to official procedures.

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Disaster Relief

Ekta Trust has supported disaster-recovery efforts associated with the Kandla cyclone, Gujarat earthquake and Kedarnath floods, including work with NDRF.

Ekta Trust team members assisting with a respectful humanitarian service
A legacy of service

When someone is alone, humanity can still stand beside them.

For 35 years, Ekta Trust has worked to ensure that people who pass away unidentified or unclaimed are not forgotten. Volunteers help carry out this responsibility with care, following official processes and respecting religious identity whenever it can be established.

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Looking ahead

Our vision and mission.

Continue serving people today while building stronger support systems for tomorrow.

Our Vision

To grow a network of 100,000+ volunteers and work toward an old-age home, a charitable hospital and addiction rehabilitation centres that offer care, safety and renewed hope.

Our Mission

To give unidentified and unclaimed deceased persons a dignified farewell, support humanitarian and disaster-relief work, and build a more compassionate society through service.