The Trained Nurses' Association of India (TNAI) is a renowned national organization for nurse professionals. Established in 1908 as the Association of Nursing Superintendents, TNAI has been recognized by the Government of India as a service organization since 1950. The association plays a vital role in upholding the dignity and honor of the nursing profession while promoting a sense of unity among nurses.

Their objectives include advancing the professional, educational, economic, and general welfare of nurses. They establish standards for nursing education and practice, enunciate a code of ethical conduct, and advocate for legislation to protect the economic welfare of nurses. TNAI also provides professional counseling, placement services, and continuing professional development opportunities for nurses.

With over 85,000 members, TNAI has a rich history of milestones, including the establishment of nursing schools, colleges, and state branches all over India. They actively participate in international organizations and contribute to disaster management and public health initiatives.

Through their dedication and commitment, TNAI has been instrumental in shaping the nursing profession in India for over a century.