12 years working with adult orphans across Maharashtra
Turning 18
shouldn’t mean
losing everything
Most child-care support ends the day someone turns 18 — no home, no family, no safety net, right when they need one most. Tarpan Foundation steps in at exactly that point, and stays until they’re standing on their own.
Where support goes
Every young person we work with gets a plan built around what they actually need next — not a fixed package.
Sponsor a child
Pick an amount, or a monthly plan — every rupee is tied to something specific.
Where they are now
A few of the young people Tarpan has worked alongside.
“The orphanage couldn’t cover nursing college. Tarpan sat with me, worked out a plan, and stayed with me through every semester.”
Forest Guard, Aurangabad
Abhishekh Chaudhari
Completed his B.Com while preparing for government exams, and now serves as a Forest Guard.
Reserve Forest Officer, Shahapur
Narayan Ingle
Finished his B.E. in Computer Engineering, then cleared the Maharashtra Forest Officer exam in 2019.
Welder and volunteer
Yogesh Nagilwar
Trained as a welder while bringing over 15 fellow orphans into the foundation’s care.
