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CSR
CSR
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for his lifetime’ is a popular Italian proverb. It is also the philosophy behind Formula Group’s CSR activities. Our CSR activities are aimed at the betterment of the environment and the society. Enablement of the underprivileged is the core pillar of our efforts. This can be seen through our various engagements with different communities wherein our entire company actively becomes a part of.
Empathy, which is one of our core values, is also highlighted in our CSR efforts. The corporate social responsibility culture at formula group is one that is inclusive, democratic and participatory. The focus is not only on the external impact of CSR, on the larger community, but also the internal impact that pro-social behavior has on each individual team member. Thus, team member involvement is a major part of Formulas CSR policy. The idea is to ‘Lead by Example.
Our team proactively steps forward to help the needy and bring smiles on the faces of the children through arts and Crafts, story -telling and reciting poems. Formula team members volunteer programs enjoy greater employee satisfaction, higher morale and, as a result, greater productivity and profitability.
NGO Shikhar
Vocational Training Program for young girls - A programme to promote entrepreneurship for self-help groups from economically weaker sections of society was launched in select districts of South Delhi. This will provide work so that they become self-dependent / sufficient and also to connect them with the mainstream. Over the last three years more than 600 women have been able to utilise the benefit of this program and became self dependent.
NGO Sapna
Home for Sick and Public Health Care Services - Over the years the NGO has treated more than 55,000 disadvantaged people at our institutional facility in Alwar, provided palliative care to hundreds of chronically sick and injured-many with permanent sequelae, and sheltered the homeless. Sapna has provided resources for 630 surgeries and post-surgical procedures at Safdarjung Hospital, taken care of the needs of people suffering from chronic renal conditions and facilitated heart-surgeries for 43 children.
The Earth Saviours Foundation
Founded by Ravi Kalra, also known as the “No Honking Man of India”, Earth Saviors NGO goes on roads in search of abandoned senior citizens and mentally disabled people and brings them to the shelter home where they are provided with free of charge accommodation, food and medical care. Presently more than five hundred such less privileged people are living permanently at Kalra’s shelter home.
Aashray
A group of young people in Chedurupally, who were eager to take up some community development activities, came together and registered, “Chedurupally Youth Association” under Society Act in 1995. This Association took up activities like – youth career guidance, Sports events, Devotional programmes and youth development activities in rural villages of Mahbubnagar District, Andhra Pradesh. With the experience of taking up activities, this Youth Association, in 2001 was renewed in under Society Act as “Aashray – Home away from Home. The organizational objectives, strategies were revised to include programs & activities, particularly on Child care & Development, quality education, youth development health domains.
Cansupport
The Cansupport home care program started in 1997. A pilot project began with 6 patients with terminal cancer being referred to CanSupport's free of charge home-based palliative care service. These patients lived within a 25 km radius of AIIMS. Today, CanSupport has 23 home care teams located in different parts of the capital city and the National Capital Region (NCR). They look after more than 1300 cancer patients, in their homes, at any one time. It continues to be a free service
New Hope And New Life
New Hope and New Life organization has been serving since 2012, and it is carrying out various activities which are as follows: Running Orphan/Destitute homes, free evening tuition centres benefitting gypsy children and people from very poor background. Also various activities supporting widows, old age people, people affected with leprosy and HIV to bring hope in their life. There is no doubt that through these various schemes and activities many people, both young and old, receive New Hope and New Life.
ADP NGO
The Association for Disabled People is a nascent body that is set to introduce the inclusivity of the People with Disabilities in sectors pertaining to academics, sports, vocational training, and allied areas. It wishes to introduce familiarity in areas that were uncommon to the common eye. It continues to be a partner in progress over the next decade and beyond and have greater participation and enrolment by looking ahead; understanding the trends and forces that will shape the notion of specially challenged in the future and move swiftly to prepare for what is to come.
