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Building a sustainable future for the community

Inclusive Communities. Stronger Tomorrow.

Established
27 May 2022
Status
Section 8 company
CSR-1 registration
CSR00098458
Based in
Thrissur, Kerala

Who we are

A foundation for lasting community development

Thrissur Integrated Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation established on 27 May 2022 as a Section 8 company under the Companies Act, 2013. Based in Thrissur, Kerala, the Foundation is committed to fostering sustainable community development through purposeful social initiatives, strategic partnerships, innovation and the effective use of modern technology.

The Foundation believes that meaningful and lasting social transformation requires an integrated approach that addresses the underlying causes of social challenges. Its work is intended to support inclusive, capable and resilient communities.

Many hands resting together on the trunk of a tree

Community

Listen, engage and respond to community needs.

Collaboration

Bring organisations and people together around shared goals.

Innovation

Use technology and professional practices to support progress.

Our guiding philosophy

Sustainable development grows from community participation, collaboration among stakeholders, responsible implementation and a willingness to adapt to society’s changing needs.

Our vision

To build thriving and resilient communities through diversified social development initiatives, professional management, innovation and technological advancement, while aspiring to establish a benchmark for excellence in community development.

Our mission

To establish and promote a system that encourages effective management, champions innovation and instils professionalism, harnessing modern technology to support sustainable growth and create lasting social value for the communities served.

Our values in action

  • Purpose

    Focus on social development and meaningful community benefit.

  • Professionalism

    Promote effective management and responsible implementation.

  • Partnership

    Work with organisations, institutions and individuals who share common objectives.

  • Innovation

    Consider modern technology and new approaches to development.

  • Sustainability

    Encourage initiatives designed to remain relevant to changing community needs.

Our areas of impact

An integrated portfolio of social development priorities

  • Our Responsibility to Children (ORC)

    Our Responsibility to Children (ORC)

    Support child-focused initiatives that promote welfare, development, opportunity and a better future.

  • Health

    Health

    Encourage community health initiatives and collaborative efforts that contribute to improved health and well-being.

  • Education

    Education

    Promote educational development and opportunities that enable people to acquire knowledge, skills and capabilities.

  • Sports for Development

    Sports for Development

    Use sports as a platform for community participation, youth development, teamwork and constructive social engagement.

  • Women’s Empowerment

    Women’s Empowerment

    Encourage initiatives that strengthen women’s participation, capabilities, opportunities and contribution to society.

  • Disaster Management

    Disaster Management

    Support collaborative community efforts relating to preparedness, response, relief and recovery.

  • Arts, Culture & Heritage

    Arts, Culture & Heritage

    Encourage appreciation, preservation and promotion of arts, cultural traditions and heritage.

  • Urban Renewal

    Urban Renewal

    Support initiatives that contribute to improved urban communities, sustainable development and better shared environments.

Our three-pronged strategy

Integrating people, partnerships and technology

  1. 1

    Direct community engagement

    Identify and respond to community needs through purposeful initiatives, with attention to underprivileged communities.

  2. 2

    Strategic partnerships

    Collaborate with like-minded organisations, government bodies, institutions and individuals to share expertise and expand reach.

  3. 3

    Technology-enabled development

    Leverage modern technology, innovation and professional practices to support community progress and future leadership.

A caregiver gently holding a patient’s hands

Care training

Free caregiver training & workshops

For aspiring and existing caregivers, hospital bystanders, nursing graduates and paramedical professionals who want to build their knowledge and find opportunities in the growing caregiving sector.

  • Free

    No registration, training or workshop fees for programmes organised by TIF.

  • Online first

    Programmes on patient assistance, elderly care, hygiene, safety, ethics and communication.

  • Limited seats

    Workshops are announced on our website and social media, first come, first served.

Football festival

School Fair Play Football Festival 2027

Football is the medium. Character is the goal.

The School Fair Play Football Festival 2027 is organised by Thrissur Integrated Foundation, in support of the TOOFAN Anti-Narcotic Campaign.

Dates
9–10 January 2027
Venue
Sporteker India

Thrissur, Kerala

Who plays
U-12 · 5-a-side

Five girls and five boys, born 2015 or 2016

Scale
Up to 12 schools

120 players

School participation response deadline: 15 November 2026. (Subject to organiser confirmation/updates.)

The festival reel · 44 seconds
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CSR & institutional partnerships

Working together on eligible social development initiatives

Thrissur Integrated Foundation is registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for undertaking CSR activities. Its CSR-1 registration was approved by the Registrar of Companies, Kerala, on 9 October 2025.

The Foundation welcomes opportunities to collaborate with corporate entities, public-sector undertakings, institutions, philanthropic organisations and other stakeholders to develop and implement eligible social development initiatives in accordance with applicable laws and regulatory requirements.

Potential collaboration areas

  • CSR-supported community programmes
  • Child welfare, health and education initiatives
  • Sports and youth development
  • Women’s empowerment and capacity-building
  • Disaster relief and community resilience
  • Arts, culture, heritage and urban development
  • Philanthropic and institutional partnerships
  • Get in touch Discuss a partnership

Our partnership approach

The Foundation seeks to build meaningful partnerships through responsible implementation, professional management, stakeholder engagement and a focus on sustainable community outcomes. Project selection, implementation and reporting will be aligned with the applicable legal and regulatory framework and the requirements agreed with each partner.

Corporate particulars & governance

Registered, regulated and accountable

Thrissur Integrated Foundation is a Section 8 Company under the Companies Act, 2013.

Date of incorporation
27 May 2022
CIN
U85300KL2022NPL075858
Section 8 licence number
135572
PAN
AAJCT4263E
NGO Darpan registration
KL/2023/0334533
CSR-1 registration
CSR00098458, dated 9 October 2025
  • Section 12A registration available
  • 80G registration available

Board of Directors

  • Mrs. Syamala Tenkkumkatt Madathin
  • Mrs. Sarika Sivasankara Menon

Connect with us

Let us talk about sustainable social development

We welcome conversations with organisations and individuals who share our commitment to sustainable social development.

Registered office

Door No. 24-53/2, Flat B, Inscape Illam,
Ragamaligapuram, Kottappuram,
Thrissur, Kerala – 680004, India
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