Ashwini Kidney Trust has been formed in 16 February 2007 and duly registered with the charity commissioner with the registration number E 2049.

The various activities of the trust are as described below:

1)  Training of various categories of health workers including doctors, nurses, paramedical staff such as laboratory technologists, dialysis technicians, social workers, dieticians, pharmacists, etc. Notable amongst these are the involvement in teaching of dialysis technicians in the courses run by Bhaiyaji Pandharipande National College of Social Sciences, Nagpur under the aegis of the RTMNU.In regard to this activity, the objective of better patient healthcare by providing specialised training to members of society is fulfilled.
The faculty include Specialists in the various fields such as eminent Nephrologist, Psychologist and sometimes guest faculties from outside the city.
All attempts are made in this respect by providing study materials like manikins, books and subscriptions to seminars, online courses, reading materials, posters purchases.
The Managing Trustee and the Secretary devote their time daily in this activity and are faculty many times, providing their expertise without any remunerations.

2) Conducting seminars, group discussions, lectures for large gatherings at community conclaves, religious gatherings. The theme in these lectures is to advise people about their health care overall and in particular how to take care of their kidneys and avoid early progress of kidney disease by identifying preexisting factors which may lead to development of kidney disease.

3) Awareness is created through advertisements in brochures, pamphlets, posters, CDs, about kidney diseases and how to avoid them. The philosophy of prevention is better then cure is followed. As India is the capital of Diabetes in the world and there is an epidemic of kidney diseases waiting to happen, the trust focuses on preemptive actions and messages.

4) Participation in celebrations at medical conferences and health camps such Ordnance factory annual day, Shri Nitinji Raut Mega health camp day, Jyesth Nagarik meetings, etc.
The message again is how to protect your kidneys.

5) Participation through various activities on World Kidney Day celebrated on the first Thursday of March every year. A major activity held in the past was the Cookery competition held for recipes related to kidney patients with low salt, low sugar, high protein and low potassium. There were 78 participants and the jury comprised of the Chief Chef of Hotel Centre Point, nutritionist Mrs. Jayshree Pendharkar, TV show hostess Mrs. Neeta Anjankar.

6) Spreading the awareness amongst patients through purchase of reading materials like the books Suraksha Kidney Ki, written in multiple Indian languages and distributed for improving the knowledge of patients and their relatives.

7) Spreading the message through Diwali cards and greetings on religious festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi through radio message and publishing a CD containing aarti with a social message. Our Diwali greetings contain a message for the awareness of people and drawings by children of patients.

8) Holding Continuing Medical Education seminars for groups of doctors to increase their awareness about newer treatment options in renal healthcare.

9) Participation in free health camps and check up of patients especially under Rajiv Gandhi Jeevandayee Yojana for below poverty line patients.