Sabka Mangal Ho Foundation

Sabka Mangal Ho has collaborated with Dr Jugal P Shah, well known opthamologists in Mumbai. The organisation has conducts many eye camps and awareness drives. Till date, over 800 people have benefitted by this initiative.

Sab Ka Mangal Ho Foundation, in collaboration with Hitech Corporation employees and their families, has undertaken over 25,000 tree plantations in the areas surrounding their manufacturing facilities in Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Uttarakhand, and Haryana. This initiative has been well-supported by local communities and authorities.
The foundation aims to go beyond these tree plantations and create a significant movement for environmental preservation and awareness. They have a particular focus on school-going children and local communities, seeking to inspire them to actively participate in preserving and promoting a better environment for long-term ecological balance.

Hitech Group, in collaboration with Sab Ka Mangal Ho Foundation, initiated the Mid-Day Meal program with a focus on promoting adolescent wellness and health while supporting healthcare. The vision behind this initiative is to enhance the nutrition levels and overall health of children in orphanages.
Volunteers from Hitech Group and their families actively participate in cooking and providing nutritious meals to the children, creating opportunities for meaningful engagement and fostering a sense of sharing and care.
After the meal, the children engage in story time, where inspiring stories of great personalities are shared. This practice aims to instill valuable values and life lessons in the children from a young age.
The program is organized at all of Hitech's manufacturing facilities, allowing the employees and their families to connect with the children in the orphanages.

Sab Ka Mangal Ho foundation joined hands with INTACH (Indian National Trust for Art & Cultural Heritage) to address the pollution and degradation of the Mutha river in Pune. Despite being the lifeline of the city, the river had become heavily polluted due to garbage and sewage.
To restore the river to its original state, active participation from the public and various NGOs was required. The foundation and INTACH organized a clean-up drive to remove encroachments and clear the vicinity around the river. This effort aimed to improve the river's natural flow and ensure the preservation of its flood plains and biodiversity, contributing to environmental balance.

The Yoga in Orphanages program is designed to introduce the teachings of Yogacharya B.K.S. Iyengar to children in orphanages. The classes are structured to make the practice of yoga feel like a playful and enjoyable experience for the children. Through these yoga sessions, the children learn to stabilize their minds and achieve balance in their mental health.
Yoga becomes a tool to help the children channel their energies in positive ways, guiding them away from negative aspects of life and potential addictions. By providing the right direction, the program empowers the children to lead healthier and more fulfilling lives.
The yoga teachers in the program are highly trained and experienced. They are equipped with the skills to engage and connect with children effectively, teaching them various yoga asanas through fun and encouraging methods. This approach ensures that the children not only benefit from the physical aspects of yoga but also enjoy the process, making it an enriching and