We are committed to improving the quality of life for economically and socially disadvantaged communities. Our sustainable livelihood programmes focus on supporting scheduled tribes while also extending care to the elderly, orphaned children, and individuals with disabilities through dedicated volunteer efforts.

Our initiatives aim to empower communities by promoting financial independence. So far, we have invested in training programmes in kitchen gardening, horticulture, oil extraction, and floriculture. We have also cultivated over 50 acres of farmland, helping farmers improve yields and adopt sustainable agricultural practices.

Good health and hygiene are essential for a community’s overall development. In many tribal areas, water scarcity and limited income have led to malnutrition and hygiene challenges. We address these issues by raising awareness and supporting vegetable farming to improve nutrition and self-sufficiency.

To take a proactive approach, we organise regular health and eye camps, providing essential medicines to villagers. We also train young men and women in basic medical checks, enabling them to offer emergency assistance when needed. These trained health workers play a key role in our health camps and awareness sessions, helping to build healthier and more resilient communities.

We believe education unlocks potential and drives economic growth. Our initiatives focus on providing learning opportunities to children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, ensuring they have the knowledge and skills to build a better future.

Through School on Wheels, we bring primary education to children of migratory workers, helping them transition into regular schooling. In partnership with Doorstep School, Pune, we have converted a van into a mobile classroom, providing tuition to children of contract and construction workers living in makeshift shelters.