Corporate social responsibility

The project aims at improving the nutritional status of children belonging to the disadvantaged group in Chennai. Under this project, children belonging to disadvantaged sections are being encouraged to attend school more regularly and the initiative is helping them concentrate on classroom activities while improving the overall health. The initiative will help providing meals to 5000 children, 3 times a day over the next three years.

The project aims at ensuring safe mobility and promoting female empowerment by increasing the number of girl children travelling to school and back, for their education. The initiative encourages families to send out young girls for their education, without fear of violence against them and helps in preparing them for a successful and employable life ahead. Under this project, 200 young girls across Tamil Nadu and Palwal, Haryana are being aided in their education.

The project aims at making railway stations in India accessible and inclusive for visually disabled individuals. The initiative enables disabled individuals to travel independently with minimal concerns about their safety at railway stations. The project is being implemented at over 15 railway stations across Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Kerala and Karnataka.

The project aims at providing free and safe drinking water to public through atmospheric water generators at the Chennai Vandalur Zoo and at Chennai Cancer Hospital.

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Through a meaningful partnership with Smile Train India, 290 children received free cleft surgeries, giving them the gift of a healthier and more confident future. Cleft is a facial birth difference affecting one in 700 babies, with over 35,000 children born with clefts in India annually. Without treatment, these children struggle to eat, breathe, and speak, often facing social isolation. This initiative ensured access to quality medical care at Smile Train India’s partner hospitals. 42% of the beneficiaries were girls, many at risk of abandonment, while 56% were infants under two years, ensuring early intervention. By providing life-changing surgeries, the program is helping children reclaim their smiles and their future.

Through a meaningful partnership with St. Jude, over 300 beneficiaries, including children battling cancer and their parents, received safe, secure, and hygienic accommodation during treatment in metro cities. Coping with a serious illness like cancer is overwhelming, and access to clean, cost-free housing plays a crucial role in recovery. This initiative creates a home away from home, where children can heal in a nurturing environment while their families receive the care and support they need during this challenging time. By offering holistic support, the program is helping children regain their strength, move towards a healthier and happier life, and realize their full potential to transform their futures.

Through a meaningful partnership with Hand in Hand, the construction and renovation of facilities at Chengalpattu Medical College Hospital has significantly improved healthcare access for the people of Chennai. With the capacity to treat 1,000 outpatients per day, the upgraded infrastructure ensures that more individuals receive timely and quality medical care. By enhancing hospital facilities, this initiative is helping to create a more efficient and well-equipped healthcare system, ensuring better treatment and support for those in need.