Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited, through various collaborations with NGOs, implements innovative programmes to improve maternal and child health in underserved regions. Its initiatives include mobile healthcare units like the Boat Clinic in Assam and Health on Wheels in Jharkhand and Sikkim, providing essential healthcare services to remote areas. It addresses malnutrition, immunisation, and hygiene through community-based interventions in tribal villages of Madhya Pradesh and urban slums of Mumbai. Technology-driven projects, such as the mMitra voice messaging service, offer preventive care guidance to pregnant women. Other efforts include establishing Reproductive Child Health Centres and conducting awareness campaigns, health camps, and capacity-building activities across India to ensure holistic healthcare for mothers and children. These programmes collectively aim to bridge healthcare gaps and foster healthier communities.

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited, through its sports initiative Glenmark Aquatic Foundation (GAF), has established Centres of Excellence for swimming in Delhi, Bhubaneswar, Thiruvananthapuram, and Gandhinagar since October 2024. These centres follow a structured and globally recognised training system to foster a high-performance environment for swimmers. Plans are underway to expand the network across India. Additionally, Swim.Clinic, a platform dedicated to the swimming community, supports coaching and athlete development through courses, webinars, and resources like stroke analysis and drill progressions. It also organises events and interactive sessions with experts to encourage knowledge sharing and elevate swimming standards nationwide.

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, aligning with its ESG goals and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, is working towards water neutrality by 2025 through the ‘Jal Kavach’ project. In partnership with Yuva Mitra, this initiative focuses on rejuvenating water bodies in over 19 villages in Nashik and Aurangabad, Maharashtra. The project aims to enhance water storage capacity, ensuring access to clean and adequate water for community well-being and empowerment. By promoting sustainable water management, it demonstrates a commitment to environmental responsibility and the creation of a more sustainable future.

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, through its CSR initiatives, supported communities during the Covid-19 pandemic with healthcare, food aid, and support for vulnerable groups. It provided essential supplies like Candid dusting powder to 50,000 police personnel across 12 Indian cities and PPE kits to medical staff in Maharashtra. The organisation conducted health check-ups for law enforcement in Gujarat and contributed to government relief efforts, including donations to PM CARES and state CM funds.

It provided over 5 million meals and essential supplies to undernourished children, pregnant women, migrants, and tribal communities. Glenmark offered telemedicine services in Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan, reaching over 200,000 people. The iCALL helpline supported cancer patients with psychosocial care in multiple languages. Additionally, it focused on women's and child healthcare by delivering antenatal and postnatal care and addressing nutritional needs. These efforts aligned with its mission to support underserved populations during the crisis.