Asian Paints Limited

Curative Health
They provide primary healthcare through diagnosis, treatment, and preventive care. They promote sanitation, run rehabilitation centers and medical camps, and raise awareness. Their focus is on improving health and nutrition for pregnant women, lactating mothers, and adolescent girls. They ensure quality healthcare is accessible to marginalized communities in times of need.

Mobile Medical Units
Through their Mobile Medical Units (MMU), they bridge healthcare gaps by reaching underserved populations with limited access to healthcare. Services include consultations, treatment, medicine, diagnosis, and referrals. They also provide specialized care for bedridden patients, conduct health awareness sessions, and help connect people to government health schemes.

Static Medical Units
Their static medical units provide communities with regular access to primary healthcare, lab tests, preventive care, and health education, helping improve long-term health and well-being.

Safar programme
Through their Safar program, they address the healthcare needs of truckers by offering consultations, treatment, and complete medication. They also provide physiotherapy, nutrition, and lifestyle counseling.

The Asian Paints Colour Academy empowers local communities by offering vocational training in paint application, carpentry, plumbing, and masonry.

Empowering Communities
Training for women in Gadchiroli- In partnership with Yuva Parivartan, the Asian Paints Mobile Colour Academy in Nagpur conducted a 6-day basic painting course for 40 women in Godalwahi, Gadchiroli. The training covered safety in painting and creating a secure working environment. Participants learned essential skills like surface preparation, paint application, and brush techniques through demonstrations. Upon completion, the 40 women received certificates.

Rejuvenation of Water Bodies
The Rejuvenation of Water Bodies (RWB) project focuses on cleaning and restoring underused or dried-up tanks to increase their capacity. With active projects in Cuddalore, Kasna, Khandala, Mysuru, Patancheru, Sriperumbudur, and Visakhapatnam, 67 water bodies have been restored, adding a total storage capacity of 903,531 CuM.

Integrated Watershed Management (IWSM)
IWSM works to improve nature and communities in rural areas by managing land and water together. Their efforts include building Gully Plugs, Continuous Contour Trenches, Stone Bunds, renovating and constructing Nala Bunds, and planting trees.

Canal Lining
Canal lining adds a waterproof layer to canals, helping them last longer and carry more water. Without it, 50-60% of the water leaks into the ground. This project is saving water in villages near the Rohtak manufacturing unit, with 415 meters of lining completed so far.

Check Dam Construction/Renovation
A check dam is built across rivers or streams to slow water flow, prevent soil erosion, store more water, and recharge groundwater. In Gujarat's Narmada district, they are working on water projects by repairing and building new check dams in four areas mainly inhabited by tribal communities. So far, these projects have created the potential to store 18,122 cubic meters of water.