Founded by Meera Vitthal Sapkale in 2013, the Trust operates primarily in Thane district, with a focus on Ulhasnagar, Ambernath, Badlapur, and Kalyan. It is dedicated to improving the lives of domestic workers and other unorganised workers by advocating for their rights and facilitating access to essential services

To organise domestic workers and other unorganised labourers, and address issues affecting their rights and livelihoods
To combat injustice, exploitation, and domestic violence faced by domestic workers and marginalised women
To assist in obtaining Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, ration cards, bank passbooks, and accessing government schemes
To provide training programmes for employment skills and leadership development for women

Forming unions of domestic workers and unorganised labourers to collectively address their issues
Registering domestic workers with the Domestic Workers Welfare Board
Addressing cases of exploitation and domestic violence through legal and emotional support
Assisting domestic workers in accessing government welfare schemes
Conducting skill development and leadership training for women
Forming self-help groups to promote the economic empowerment of domestic workers
Educating workers on voter rights, constitutional rights, cybersecurity, and civic amenities
Providing employment training for children of unorganised workers

Organised 2,000 domestic workers and unorganised labourers
Registered 300 domestic workers with the Domestic Workers Welfare Board
Supported 40 women in fighting injustice and domestic violence
Assisted 500 women in obtaining identity documents and accessing social protection schemes
Skill development training benefited 300 women
Established 10 self-help groups and conducted leadership development training for 100 women