All India Movement for Seva (AIM for Seva) is a registered pan-Indian charitable trust that was founded by Pujyasri Swami Dayananda Saraswati in 2000.
 
The Trust is involved in providing value-based education to rural and tribal children across India through its flagship programme, Chatralayam (Free Student Hostel) established in the year 2001. Chatralayam has been transforming the lives of children in rural and tribal India for many years now. Located in close vicinity to a local school, they cater to every need of a school going child. Children who live and study at our chatralayams benefit from uninterrupted schooling, boarding facilities, clothes, uniforms, after school tuitions, fortified and nutritious food, extra-curricular activities, yoga and sports, health care and value-based mentoring... all free of charge.
 
From one Chatralayam with 32 boys, AIM for Seva is now present in 101 locations—from Karnaprayag to Kanyakumari -- with over 4,000 students from 2700 villages benefiting from our intervention every year.
 
Over the years, AIM for Seva expanded the operations from hostels to Educational Institutions, Health Care Facilities, Community Development Initiatives, Residential facilitiy for adult males with developmental disabilities, Sustainable Living Initiatives to reach out to a larger network of underprivileged community and currently manage 133 projects across 15 states.
 
Over the past two decades, AIM for Seva has impacted the lives of over 20 million people across India and still strive to reach out to many more.

2,91,31,200 hours spent in shaping children’s life every year|Enables economic mobility from poverty
41,09,400 meals served every year|Encourages early childhood learning
2,700 villages impacted every year|Bridges rural-urban divide