Indus Quality Foundation

IQF empowers young minds to uncover their potential and shape their lives around timeless wisdom, emerging as masters of their destinies. Its Personality Development workshop explores Vedanta-based dimensions, fostering an inside-out life approach. Mind power workshops teach participants to grasp, control, and concentrate the mind, with outbound programmes for peak performance. Modular Self-Development workshops address diverse student needs, covering subjects like 'Mind Management' and 'Confidence Building'. Spiritual Empowerment workshops for teachers highlight character's impact on students, promoting noble qualities through discussions, presentations, and meditation techniques.

Holistic development enables children to tap into their innate qualities, unlocking their fullest potential. The IQF Club of Service trains young minds for physical, mental, and spiritual fitness, fostering resilience and responsibility. The club's twin objectives focus on inner awareness, guiding external impact on life and society. Core practices include Sama Vedic Dhyana and Jeevana Tattva Sadhana, complemented by visits to diverse places and activities. The Guru Gobind Singh Institute of Education and Service (GGSIES), an IQF unit, introduces Har Mandir School, a top-tier residential institution, offering free education and empowerment to underprivileged children in rural Madikeri, Karnataka.

Impacting over 5,70,000 students, teachers, and parents, IQF focuses on Values-based Personality Development and Quality Management. Founded by 1972 IIT Delhi graduates, the organisation initiated rural interventions in Uttarakhand's Silanga village, expanding to Mehalchauri, Hargad, and others. Creating Creativity, Library, and Computer Centers in Silanga, IQF collaborates with 'W' for an eco-friendly project. Mind-Power workshops inspired by Vedanta uplift rural children in Uttarakhand. Akilpur-Jagir village in UP also benefitted through computer coaching, nutrition, tablets, and healthcare initiatives, driven by IQF's in-depth community understanding.

To uplift slum children's well-being, IQF introduced programmes focusing on education, health, and nutrition. In Kusumpur Pahadi and Khoda Colony, kids receive academic coaching, spiritual empowerment, and supplementary nutrition. Guided meditation aids academic improvement, and basic health services boost local residents' wellness. Notably, some students secured admissions to renowned schools through the Delhi Government's Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category, mitigating risks and nurturing their physical, mental, and spiritual growth.

In the annual Exchange Programme, Delhi school students visit rural Uttarakhand for an immersive experience in its spiritual culture. This offers exposure to rural life, fostering resilience and cultural understanding. Engaging in activities like tree planting, cleanliness drives, and local music and dance, students learn to navigate challenges, appreciate limited resources, and find joy in serving others. This journey enriches their lives and contributes positively to the local community.