Social Responsibilities

Martyr Flight Lieutenant Maheesh Trikha Foundation is always ready to discharge its responsibilities towards the society to full fill it’s aims and objectives and as such have been involved in various activities since its inception.

1. M-Trix Coaching Institute
2. Medical Check-up Camp
   
3. Bhandara Camp
   
4. Career Counseling & personality Development Capsules
   
5. Clothes Distribution Camp

The Institute was inaugurated by the Pro Vice Chancellor of Nagaland University, Shri Priya Ranjan Trivedi on the 02 January 2010 with the main purpose of helping street children of the BPL families by offering them free coaching classes with refreshments to make them eligible volunteers for admissions in the regular government schools for their better future prospects. Initially, the Institute started with 10 small children but gradually the strength rose up to 60 students as the school going children also started joining for their coaching / completion of their school home works with the help of the teachers being employed by the President of the Foundation at the Institute. The students of the M-Trix Institute were encouraged to take part during celebration of all the festivals through their heritage cultural performances by way of singing their community folk songs and also following their traditional folk dances only. Besides, the coaching at the Institute, the students were also taken out to visit the historical monuments of Delhi to broaden their horizon and to inculcate the sense of community living by staying together with other fellow students during their excursion visits.

Martyr Flight Lieutenant Maheesh Trikha Foundation has been involved in carrying out some activity on every 02 January, the birth date of Martyr Maheesh. Towards the fulfilment of this objectives, the medical camps are organised / held on different specialities like Eyes, General Medicines, Ortho problems, Heart, Gynaecologist and Children ailments. The Eyes and General Medicine Free Medical camp was organised during the year 2008 & 2011. During the years 2013 and 2014, The free medical camps were organised in association with Max India Foundation, where the Heart Specialist and the Gynaecologist came from Max Hospital Saket to provide the medical services to the needy individuals during the camp. The team of specialists / Doctors from Fortis Hospital, Vasant Kunj, provided the support to the Foundation by carrying out ECG, Random Sugar Test and Distribution of the medicines to the affected personnel during the years 2015 and 2016.

Medical Camp
Date of Camp -02 Jan 2016
Location -D-160 Freedom Fighter Enclave, IGNOU road, Neb Sarai, New Delhi -110068

Medical Camp and Drawing Competition
Date : 02Jan 2014
Location: D-160 Freedom Fighter Enclave

Free Medical Check-up Camp
Date : 02Jan 2013
Location: D-160 Freedom Fighter Enclave

Free Medical Check-up Camp
Date : 02Jan 2011
Location: D-160 Freedom Fighter Enclave

Free Medical Check-up Camp
Date : 02Jan 2008
Location: D-160 Freedom Fighter Enclave

To continue with the birth date celebrations of Martyr Maheesh on every 02 January, The Foundation has also organised Bhandara for the BPL Families, Labourer any other individual from the society during the years 2009, 2010 and 2012.

Bhandara Camp
Date -02 Jan 2012
Location – D-160 Freedom Fighter Enclave, IGNOU Road, Neb Sarai, New Delhi-110068

The Foundation conducted the capsules for the senior secondary school students as part of the project sponsored by the ONGC during the year 2010. Initially the capsules were held at Air Force Bal Bharti, Lodhi Road, Air Force Public School, Subroto park, Naval Public School, Chanakyapuri, Delhi Police Public School, Safdarjung Enclave, Laxman Public School Hauz Khas at Delhi and DAV Public School, Rewari and Faridabad. Realising the need and importance of the Career Counselling for the Senior School students of the Govt. Schools at Delhi, Power Grid Corporation sponsored the project during the year 2012 and accordingly the Foundation covered Govt. Boys & Girls Schools, Saket, Chattarpur, Bhati Mines, Pushp Vihar, Sangam Vihar and DAV Schools at Gaziabad & Meerut besides the capsule at Garhi Cantt, Dehradun. 7000 Senior Secondary Students of 45 Govt.& Private Schools of Delhi NCR, Faridabad, Gurgaon, Gaziabad, Noida, Rewari, Meerut and Dehradun (Uttrakhand) were benefitted from these capsules during the year 2010-11. Three days Career Counselling and personality Development Capsule was also conducted by the Foundation for the Gorkha Youth of Dehradun.

Career counseling  Capsule
Date – 9 February 2011
Location – Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya

Career counseling  Capsule
Location –  Ksum Goel Saraswati Vidya Mandir Ghaziabad

Career counseling  Capsule
Location –  at Rishabh Academy Meerut

Career counseling  Capsule
Location –  CVS Circular Road, Meerut

Career counseling  Capsule
Date – 9 November 2010
Location –  Laxman Public School

Career counseling  Capsule
Location –  DPPS, New Delhi

Career counseling  Capsule
Location –  Summer Field School GGN

Career counseling  Capsule
Location – Govt SS Girls school Chattarpur new Delhi

Career counseling  Capsule
Date – 18 Dec 2010
Location –  Govt Boys SSS Ghitorni

Career counseling  Capsule
Date – 10 Sep 2010
Location –  AFBBS Lodhi Road

Career counseling  Capsule
Date – 29 March 2010
Location –  DAV Kosli Rewari

Career counseling  Capsule
Location –  Meerut

The Foundation decided to hold a camp for the cloud burst affected families of the village Paharpani, District Nainital, Uttrakhand. Number of visits to the area for getting the list of the families, who were affected from the cloud burst of 2010 besides the meetings with the village heads for their support for the camp. There was lot of snow fall during the month of March 2013, but still the visits for the coordinating meetings were resorted to and finally organised the camp for the Cloud Burst Affected Families of 2010 at Paharpani, District Nainital, Uttrakhand on the 12 April 2013. Bhandara was also held at the camp site.

Cloth Distribution camp
Date – 12 April 2013
Location – Paharpani