Sab Ka Mangal Ho Foundation, a CSR initiative of Hitech, is dedicated to fostering life skills and values through a holistic approach that encompasses physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
Since its inception in 2016, the Sab Ka Mangal Ho Foundation has implemented a wide array of programs for underprivileged communities, including yoga classes, free eye check-up camps, and environmental restoration drives in collaboration with NGOs, corporations, and individuals.
One of its flagship projects is providing yoga education to children in orphanages, enabling them to experience the transformative benefits of yoga.
The Foundation aims to create a happier world by promoting physical fitness and mental serenity, which are essential for human evolution. Through yoga education, it seeks to help children grow mindfully, preparing them to become responsible future citizens.
The execution of this initiative is led by the Society for Service to Voluntary Agencies (SOSVA), a key partner, which has expanded the Foundation’s reach from one to 13 orphanages, utilizing the meditative benefits of yoga to nurture and focus young minds.
The ultimate long-term goal of the Foundation is to empower as many children in India as possible, equipping teens with vocational skills to become future yoga teachers, thus giving them both a sense of purpose and a sustainable livelihood.
Hitech is deeply committed to promoting environmental sustainability and ecological balance through various initiatives.
One of our key efforts is reforestation, where we actively engage in tree-planting projects across several regions, including Rohtak, Sitarganj, Sriperumbudur, and Sanaswadi.
These initiatives not only help restore natural habitats and enhance biodiversity but also play a crucial role in combating climate change by reducing carbon dioxide levels and improving air quality.
In addition to reforestation, we have made significant strides in addressing water pollution through river-cleaning projects near Pune.
These initiatives focus on reducing contamination from sewage and industrial effluents, effectively enhancing water quality and promoting a healthier aquatic ecosystem.
Moreover, our efforts serve to raise public awareness about the importance of protecting our water resources, encouraging community involvement in environmental conservation.
Hitech has implemented several hygiene and sanitation initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life in underprivileged communities. A key focus has been the construction of essential infrastructure, such as water tanks and toilets, in village schools near Silvassa.
These facilities ensure that students have access to clean water and proper sanitary conditions, creating a healthier learning environment. By reducing hygiene-related issues, these improvements also aim to lower absenteeism, allowing children to focus on their education without health concerns.
In addition to sanitation projects, Hitech has organized eye care camps that offer free eye check-ups and treatments to all those in need.
This initiative addresses vision problems that can hinder education and overall quality of life, particularly in underprivileged sectors.
Furthermore, our commitment extends to providing nutritional support through mid-day meal programs in orphanages across Maharashtra.
By ensuring children receive nutritious meals, we strive to improve their physical health and academic performance, fostering a supportive environment for their growth and development.
