The Hans Foundation supports social development programs through a range of stakeholders. The interventions implemented by The Foundation vary from grassroots level to national level programmes. The Hans Foundation has signed MoUs with several state governments namely; Govt of Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Kerala, Nagaland etc. THF’s charitable programmes are majorly implemented in the most rural and under-developed areas in the country.
The Foundation also runs its signature programs directly implemented by the Foundation such as Cochlear Implant and Little Hearts for helping children afflicted with these ailments for giving them a new lease of life. The Hans Foundation has funded over 300 Non-Governmental organizations in 26 states. Presently we are working with more than 150 organizations and have also partnered with several state Governments. Till date, the Foundation has supported projects worth over INR 10 billion through which we have reached more than four million underprivileged people in the country directly or indirectly.
From mobile health units and hospitals to drinking water purification and sanitation facilities, THF takes a comprehensive approach to healthcare. It provides quality primary health services nationwide with a special focus on mother and child healthcare in rural, underprivileged and underserved communities. With an aim to reach the remotest areas, the beneficiary oriented services focus on male participation, inter-sectoral coordination and partnership between government, NGOs, co-operatives and the private sector. Since inception, our health interventions have impacted over one million beneficiaries.
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The Foundation supports more than 40 organizations in the disability space every year. We seek solutions and provide all-encompassing support to empower people with all types of disabilities across all age groups. With our collaborative work with Keystone Institute India, through advocacy and setting up of pilot projects, we are supporting the mechanism of de-institutionalization and providing rehabilitation opportunities. We have continued to work with a sharpened focus towards developing community alternatives to institutionalization. We are supporting National Trust, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment and signed an MoU to jointly fund their schemes in the country.
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We at The Hans Foundation understand that opening classroom doors to all children, especially girls, will help break the generational chains of poverty because education is intrinsically linked to all development goals. Hence through partners across the country, the THF has been working to provide access to quality education from pre-primary to post-graduation to children of marginalized communities. The Hans Foundation has been committed to the promotion and strengthening of quality education in remote and underdeveloped areas of the country by supporting formal and informal education. Quality education is imparted through innovative pedagogical methods and the latest technology. The educational project’s footprint of THF spreads from Nagaland in North East to Rajasthan, from Uttarakhand to Tamil Nadu.
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The Hans Foundation has been implementing livelihood programs aimed at the socio-economic empowerment and financial inclusion of the disadvantaged communities. We are helping women and adolescent girls establish sustainable, grass-roots enterprises by ensuring that they have access to training, technologies, finance, markets and business development opportunities. THF supports youth through our diversified vocational skills training programs. In livelihoods, we focus both on-farm and off-farm sustainable initiatives that can be integrated into the wider rural economy. We are also promoting organic farming and permaculture practices in a number of states.
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