15 Years of The Hans Foundation

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15 Years of Making A Difference

Witness a timeless keepsake capturing more than a decade of milestones, memories, and moments that define our journey.

On 22nd and 23rd November 2024, The Hans Foundation (THF) celebrated its 15th anniversary with a grand two-day event at Hanslok Ashram, marking over a decade of impactful service to underserved communities across India. This event served as both a reflection of THF’s journey and a platform to strengthen connections with stakeholders. It brought together internal teams, external partners, and prominent dignitaries to commemorate achievements in disability inclusion, education, healthcare, and environmental conservation.

Rewinding Memories

Employee Recognition

Outstanding employees from THF and RIST were recognized for their exemplary contributions.

Employee Recognition

Outstanding employees from THF and RIST were recognized for their exemplary contributions.

Employee Recognition

Outstanding employees from THF and RIST were recognized for their exemplary contributions.

Employee Recognition

Outstanding employees from THF and RIST were recognized for their exemplary contributions.

Employee Recognition

Outstanding employees from THF and RIST were recognized for their exemplary contributions.

Employee Recognition

Outstanding employees from THF and RIST were recognized for their exemplary contributions.

THF Talent Show

Individual Category

Varsha Panwar – Winner

Steve Daniel Teppa—Runner Up

Ritika Ritu—Runner Up

Recognizing Excellence

As part of our 15th-anniversary celebrations, The Hans Foundation proudly recognized the unwavering dedication of its beneficiaries and grassroots workers who are catalysts for change. Have a look at how our Trailblazers and Change Makers are making a difference: Two prestigious awards highlighted their remarkable contributions:

Mahadeyi Devi

Sashoor Thayyil

Neetu Sonkar

Ashok Kumar

Lali Devi

Roop Lal

PRESS COVERAGE

The event received extensive media attention, amplifying THF’s message of service and sustainability. Articles highlighted the launch of the Swasthya Cities Initiative and detailed the impactful initiatives showcased during the event. Coverage also emphasized the dignitaries present, including Lt. Gen. Gurmit Singh, and the significance of the publications released. Key media outlets featured the event, reinforcing THF’s reputation as a transformative NGO.

Reports

Hans Jal Dhara

Hans Jal Dhara
(2024)

Hans
Jal Dhara
(2024)

Water scarcity remains one of the most pressing challenges of our time, especially in rural and remote regions. The Hans Foundation’s Jal Dhara Initiative is redefining access to clean water in Uttarakhand, transforming lives in over 195 villages. This report attempts to summarise how the initiative has aimed to break the cycle of scarcity and provide lasting solutions for water security.

Hans Mobile Medical Units

Hans Mobile Medical Units
(2024)

Hans
Mobile Medical Units
(2024)

Access to healthcare in rural India remains a significant challenge, leaving many without essential services. The Hans Mobile Medical Units (MMUs) aim to bridge this gap, delivering quality care across the nation. Discover how these mobile clinics have transformed lives, reduced financial burdens, and fostered health awareness through dedicated interventions.

Forest Fire Management Program

Forest Fire Management Program
(2024)

Forest Fire
Management Program
(2024)

Uttarakhand’s forests face rising fire threats, intensified by climate change and human activity. In 2022, The Hans Foundation launched the Forest Fire Prevention & Mitigation program, empowering 500 villages with traditional methods and modern strategies. This report provides a detailed insight at how the initiative has transformed forest fire management in the region.

National Mental Health Report

National Mental Health Report
(2019)

National Mental
Health Report
(2019)

The Hans Foundation’s ‘National Strategy for Inclusive and Community-Based Living for Persons with Mental Health Issues’ report highlights mental health as a priority. Despite 13.7% of Indians experiencing mental illness, the treatment gap remains alarmingly high at 83%. The report stresses moving from institutionalization to community-based care, addressing stigma, neglect, and poor infrastructure to ensure holistic, inclusive solutions for individuals with mental health issues

Disability Inclusion Development (DID) Resource Book

Disability Inclusion Development
(DID)

Disability
Inclusion Development
(DID)

The DID Resource Book- Good Health for All- addresses the needs of India’s 70–80 million Persons with Disabilities (PwDs), tackling barriers like inaccessible infrastructure, healthcare gaps, and societal stigma. Through Mobile Medical Units (MMUs) and community engagement, DID ensures access to healthcare, education, and livelihoods, empowering PwDs to live with dignity, independence, and equal opportunities.