About Us

Womens Home Trust

The Trust was established on the 7th of September in the year 1940 with the specific needs of war widows and retired nurses who had served during the World War in mind. The Land for the activities of the trust was donated by Shri Chimanlal Maniklal Trivedi. With the passage of time, needs changed and therefore the objectives of the Trust were redefined to address issues which are the need of the hour.

The redefined objectives include educational aid, health care and a host of other socially relevant issues. India, one of the world’s two population superpowers, is undergoing unprecedented demographic changes. Increasing longevity and falling fertility have resulted in a dramatic increase in the population of adults aged 60+. The age old joint family system is being replaced by the nuclear family concept. Children often move out of their homes to larger cities or abroad thereby making the elderly vulnerable, both emotionally and physically.

Garden gymnasium and physiotherapy room.

Regular visits by prominent Doctors.

Rooms with proper mattress, blanket and pillow.

Rooms equiped with 32" LED TV and a set top box (STB).

Huge library with books on many different subject.

Dedicated medical room attended 24/7 by a Nurse.

Ultra Fast Wifi Internet across the entire premises.

Entire premises accessible via wheelchair.

Dedicated washing area with industrial washing machines.

Assisted Living for the elderly

Help with
daily Living

No Stress

of Housekeeping

Private Room / Double Sharing Option

Nutritious Meals

Room Attached washroom

Safe Living Environment

InfraStructure

Soham, or like some would say, So-home.

That’s how we are. Just like home.Firstly being in Nagpur and thus the centre of India and secondly being in Sitabuldi which is the centre of Nagpur, we are located at a place that is easy and convenient for everyone to reach.

Our service apartments consist of two types of rooms