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Amrita Devi Foundation, in partnership with iQor India Services Pvt Ltd, is proud to highlight a major milestone in our mission to improve rural living conditions. In 2023-2024, we successfully distributed 60 smokeless chulhas, revolutionizing cooking practices for many villagers. These innovative chulhas are designed to reduce smoke, improve air quality, and enhance health. The impact of this initiative is vividly illustrated by the villagers who have shared their experiences. Their stories reflect a new level of comfort and well-being, showcasing how these chulhas have positively transformed their daily lives and the environment around them. Our commitment to sustainable development continues as we move into 2024-2025. We have expanded our efforts with the distribution of 2 community chulhas in Uttarakhand, followed by an additional 50 smokeless chulhas, again in collaboration with iQor India Services Pvt Ltd. These steps are part of our ongoing dedication to enhancing rural living conditions and promoting environmental sustainability. We extend our heartfelt thanks to iQor India Services Pvt Ltd for their invaluable support in making these projects possible. Your generosity and commitment to social responsibility are truly making a difference in the lives of many. Together, we are creating healthier and more sustainable communities.

We would like to thank you for your support and donation as we complete our drive to help people in Uttrakhand during COVID19/ Coronavirus. As part of phase 1, we supported people in village Ghughuti, Almora, Uttrakhand, India. We EDUCATED villagers on the precautions they should take during this pandemic. We also TAUGHT women in the village to make a good quality mask with the clothes available at home. More importantly, we provided GROCERY KIT (rice, flour, Dal, Oil, Tea, Sugar, Salt, and Soap) to each family to support the need for the food for a week. We distributed these kits to 60 families in the village. In our next step, we are going to support 3 more villages in district Almora. Once again, thanks for your support and donation.

On our recent social work vacation to Uttarakhand, our HR leaders, including Dr. Pradyumna Panday, Anjali Sachdeva, Sandeep Bist, Krishna Negi, Subhankar Ghose, and Kumar Sethi, visited the site of our sandalwood tree plantation. Ravinder Rawat shared his thoughts on the significance of the trees’ growth. ‘Each of these trees tells a story of perseverance and growth. It’s an honor to be part of a journey that nurtures not just the environment but also the human spirit,’ Ravinder noted. The flourishing trees serve as a powerful symbol of the long-lasting impact that our dedicated efforts can achieve.

On our recent social work vacation to Uttarakhand, HR leaders including Dr. Pradyumna Panday, Sandeep Bist, Ravinder Rawat, Krishna Negi, Subhankar Ghose, and Kumar Sethi, revisited the site where we had previously planted sandalwood trees. Anjali Sachdeva was deeply moved by the progress she observed. ‘Seeing these trees thrive is a reminder of the impact we can have when we come together for a cause. This visit has reinforced my belief in the power of sustained, collective effort in environmental conservation,’ Anjali shared. The growth of these trees symbolizes the positive outcomes that result from our dedication to afforestation and community development.

During our social work vacation to Uttarakhand, our HR leaders, including Dr. Pradyumna Panday, Anjali Sachdeva, Sandeep Bist, Ravinder Rawat, Krishna Negi, and Subhankar Ghose, visited the site where our sandalwood trees were planted. Kumar Sethi shared his reflections on the growth and success of this initiative. ‘This trip has been a powerful reminder of the importance of our work. Seeing these trees grow and thrive is incredibly rewarding and strengthens our resolve to continue our environmental efforts,’ Kumar observed. The flourishing sandalwood trees serve as a symbol of the enduring impact of our afforestation initiatives and our shared commitment to a sustainable future.

Our mission to uplift and empower communities in Uttarakhand began at the Bhikiyasen center, where the warmth and enthusiasm of our students set the tone for an unforgettable day. 🎉 *Warm Welcome* The day kicked off with a heartfelt welcome by our students from the Computer and Stitching & Tailoring courses, followed by a vibrant traditional dance performance. The energy in the room was contagious as guests interacted with students, sharing stories and learning from each other. 🎓 *Celebrating Achievements* Certificates were proudly handed out to our computer course graduates, and we listened to inspiring stories from past students who shared their experiences. The new students were then welcomed into our community with a special t-shirt distribution, symbolizing their commitment to growth and learning. 🧵 *Tailoring Students Showcase* Next, our guests engaged with the Stitching & Tailoring students, admiring their hard work and creativity. The pride in their eyes was evident as they showcased their skills and progress. 🌳 *Towards a Greener Future* The journey then took us to our afforestation site, where we witnessed the positive impact of our environmental efforts. It's a reminder that every sapling planted today will grow into a tree that supports the future. 🍲 *Smokeless Chulha Distribution* The day concluded with a visit to the local village, where we distributed smokeless chulhas to promote healthier living conditions. Conversations with the villagers were filled with gratitude and hope, as we worked together towards a more sustainable lifestyle. 📸 *Capturing Memories* The day ended with group photos, capturing the joy, unity, and shared purpose of everyone involved. Together, we’re building a brighter, more sustainable future for Uttarakhand. 🌍 *A Day of Fulfillment* As we reflect on this journey, the smiles and positive energy remind us why social work is not just a job but a fulfilling vocation. Here's to many more days like this, where every step we take is towards a better tomorrow.

During our recent social work vacation to Uttarakhand, our HR leaders, including Anjali Sachdeva, Sandeep Bist, Ravinder Rawat, Krishna Negi, Subhankar Ghose, and Kumar Sethi, visited the site where sandalwood trees were planted in the past. Dr. Pradyumna Panday shared his reflections on this experience, expressing his pride in the healthy growth of the trees. ‘It’s truly rewarding to witness the fruits of our labor in such a tangible way. These trees represent not just our commitment to the environment but also our dedication to nurturing life in all its forms,’ Dr. Panday noted. This visit reinforced our collective commitment to environmental sustainability, and the flourishing sandalwood trees stand as a testament to the impact of our long-term efforts.

On our recent social work vacation to Uttarakhand, HR leaders including Dr. Pradyumna Panday, Anjali Sachdeva, Sandeep Bist, Ravinder Rawat, Krishna Negi, and Kumar Sethi revisited our sandalwood plantation site. Subhankar Ghose shared his reflections on the successful growth of the trees. ‘The thriving sandalwood trees are a testament to our commitment and hard work. It’s heartening to see how far we’ve come, and it motivates us to keep striving for even greater impact in the future,’ Subhankar stated. This visit highlighted the tangible results of our dedication to afforestation and reinforced our collective resolve to continue these efforts.