We didn't set out to work across this many areas. Each one started because a community asked for something we weren't yet built to give — and we chose to grow instead of saying no.
Free mobile clinics, chronic-illness management, and emergency medical aid for families who can't wait on paperwork.
Active in 6 regionsHome visits, medication management, and companionship for seniors ageing alone without family nearby.
4,200 households reachedMobility aids, accessible-home modifications, and skills training for people living with physical or cognitive disabilities.
1,150 individuals supportedScholarships, school supplies, and after-school tutoring in communities where dropout risk is highest.
1,900 students supportedRapid-response teams delivering shelter, food, and medical supplies within 48 hours of a crisis.
Ready in 48 hoursClean water access, livelihood training, and small-grant programs that let communities lead their own change.
37 communities partneredBorewell installation, filtration units, and hygiene education in villages with unreliable water access.
22 water points installedIndependent studies on what interventions actually move outcomes, published openly for other foundations to use.
14 studies publishedIt's rarely the cause people picture when they think of a life-care foundation, but it's one of our largest: seniors ageing alone, often unable to reach a clinic or manage medication without support. Our home-visit network now covers 4,200 households across 6 regions, with a research-backed model built on weekly, not one-off, contact.
Support this programRoughly how last year's program funding was distributed across our active causes.
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