The main aim of ASSRA is to bring the rural poor into the mainstream of Development.

The broad objectives of the organization are:

• Providing special attention to the weaker section, especially the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and organizing various programmes and projects for their overall development.
• Providing shelter to old/destitute/deprived persons/orphans/widows by establishing Old Age Homes/Orphanages and Anath Ashrams.
• Imparting basic education to the poor and deprived children in rural areas of Modern India.
• Imparting vocational training to children belonging to backward classes in Rural India.
• Carrying out programmes to abolish begging through street children.
• Conducting various programmes pertaining to varying aspects on environmental and to encourage protectionof environment and natural resources.
• Publicizing and disseminating various aspects of the environmental hazards in the state of Delhi, Orissa and Jharkhand.
• Promoting community health, birth control and health awareness programme, animal care, and providing education to rural women on the issue of mother and child health.
• Promoting agriculture, watershed management, rural employment scheme, small saving and cooperatives among the people for their financial upliftment.
• Educating and organizing rural landless labour and abolition of child labour, early marriage and dowry system.
• Carrying for the needy, sick, illiterate and backward classes and emphasizing on literacy campaigns, with special attention to rural children, women and backward classes.
• Giving special attention to animal health care and creating mass awareness regarding cruelty to animals.
• Establishing an animal care shelter (orGoshala), especially for rearing and nurturingmilch animals like cows and buffaloes (along with calves, bullocks and oxen ).
• Conducting studies and research (and creating mass awareness) on socio-economic problems of the society.
• Imparting vocational training to women¸ youth and physically handicapped persons for their economic and livelihood sustenance.
• Organizing awareness programmes on various social issues like alcoholism, drug addiction and other social taboos.
• Organizing adult education programmes for eradication of illiteracy among members.
• Creating mass awareness to revive, maintain and manage the traditional and cultural heritage including ancient education system the Gurukul Parampara.
• Coordinating, motivating and collaborating with the Government in the implementation of Government-run programmes for the weaker sections.