Hamraah Foundation

Hamraah Foundation conducts impactful adult education programmes, focusing on women who missed out on education in their childhood. These initiatives offer learning opportunities in literacy, basic education, and skill development, promoting gender equality and empowering participants to make informed decisions. These efforts also positively affect children's education, enhancing school attendance and reducing dropouts, while contributing to societal improvement.

Hamraah Foundation actively participates in the celebration of International Earth Day, an annual event focused on addressing environmental challenges such as global warming, deforestation, and pollution. With support from the Ministry of Earth Sciences, Government of India, the Foundation organises a range of events and lectures for students from various towns and districts. These activities raise awareness, spread messages about nature conservation, and highlight environmental issues. By involving young students, it aims to educate and inspire the future generation to be responsible stewards of the planet, promoting sustainable use of natural resources for a better and more ecologically balanced world. Through this initiative, a sense of responsibility is cultivated, empowering children to become informed and proactive leaders who will safeguard the environment for generations to come.

Hamraah Foundation conducts informative sessions on general health awareness, featuring talks by local doctors and addressing a diverse audience. Free health check-ups and guidance are provided to economically disadvantaged individuals, while collaborations with other organisations focus on tackling malnutrition in infants and children. The Foundation aims to raise awareness about prioritizing health, preventing neglect of symptoms, and promoting well-being. Occupational health education is extended to workers in chemical industries, stressing precautionary measures. A balanced diet, regular exercise, and holistic well-being are emphasized for a healthier society.

Hamraah Foundation supports the NINEISMINE campaign for child rights, an initiative that originated from Nelson Mandela's call for citizens to hold Governments accountable for achieving the MDGs. Focused on children's welfare, the campaign strives to ensure basic health care, quality education, and an end to poverty and discrimination as children's inherent rights. This advocacy effort empowers children from schools and NGOs across India to collectively demand 9% of GDP for health and education, aligning with the Common Minimum Program of 2004. Rooted in the principles of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the campaign emphasizes children's right to express their views freely and actively participate in matters affecting them, creating platforms for vulnerable voices to contribute towards a more equitable and inclusive world.

Hamraah Foundation partners with The Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC) to provide training opportunities for youth in the Telecom industry. This collaboration aims to equip students with practical skills and knowledge, empowering them for better career prospects. TSSC, an industry-led body, strives to address the skill gap in the rapidly growing Telecom sector, ensuring a skilled workforce to meet industry demands and advancements.