Completed projects

Partnering with Basic Healthcare Services in Rajasthan

We joined hands with Basic Health Services (BHS) to support the Amrit Clinic in Rawachh village, Southern Rajasthan, bringing vital healthcare closer to rural and tribal populations. This clinic serves nearly 1,200 patients daily, focusing on maternal and child health, immunisation, and treatment of both common and TB-related illnesses.

Early Childhood Care & Development in Sanjay Colony (Delhi)

A sustained initiative supporting around 100 children per year (ages 2–6), combining early education with nutritional and health support for children of daily wage worker families.

CCTD Hyderabad

We partnered with the Centre for Caregiver Training and Development (CCTD) in Hyderabad to launch the POWER Centre (Promoting Opportunities for Women’s Empowerment & Resilience)—a long-term initiative aimed at equipping women with professional caregiving and healthcare support skills.

Water Security in Yavatmal, Maharashtra

Through the Project Rise Water Security Initiative with World Vision India, extensive watershed management works were undertaken across five drought-prone villages of Yavatmal district — Sawarghat, Chinchghat, Wadner, Jawahar Murzedi, and Marthad.

The project constructed check dams, canals, and farm ponds, creating over 15.4 million litres of water storage capacity. These efforts have raised groundwater levels, ensured year-round water availability, and benefited more than 900 farm families who can now cultivate additional crops instead of relying solely on seasonal rainfall.

Bringing Healthcare to the Hills

Nestled in the lush slopes of the Western Ghats, Matheran is a scenic hill station but a challenging terrain for its permanent residents. To bridge the gap in healthcare accessibility, we joined hands with Saifee Hospital to conduct a comprehensive 3-day multispecialty medical camp.

The initiative brought top-tier medical expertise from Mumbai directly to the doorsteps of the local community, providing specialized screenings, diagnoses, and treatments to approximately 1,000 residents free of cost.