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How can the world be beautiful with 3/4ths hungry? Our Annadaan Program of Project Shudha  

stands as a beacon of hope and sustenance for those in need. Our mission is aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal of 'Zero Hunger,' and we tirelessly pursue this noble cause by establishing Annadaan Centers, or Food Donation Centers, that serve as daily lifelines for hundreds of individuals from underprivileged backgrounds.

In our pursuit of this goal, we not only provide essential meals to the less privileged, but also extend our reach to the future of our society—our young students. Each week, we distribute wholesome fruits and nutritious laddoos to the students of Zilla Parishad Schools, ensuring that they receive the nourishment necessary for their growth and development.

However, our commitment extends even further. We have set our sights on the heart of the issue by focusing on rural and tribal areas, where malnutrition rates persist at alarming levels. Through the establishment of Annadaan Centers in these regions, we aim to tackle the root causes of hunger and malnutrition, striving to create a more equitable and beautiful world for all."

Quality Education is a power that can transform a community, a society, a nation, and the entire planet. Our commitment towards the UN Sustainability Development Goal "Quality Education" anchors all our initiatives in Project Samarth, including, free tuitions, free career counseling, and free skills training. We work towards the same in various formats such as teaching the children in orphanages, and slums, creating and distributing learning content, and setting up edu-labs in Zilla Parishad, Municipality, and private schools for less privileged children, where we teach them subjects like English, Maths, and Computers. We have a pool of experienced teachers associated with us to provide quality education to these children and also develop their learning skills. Our career counselign wing has experienced counselors who help them identify their skills, talents, aptitude and guide them with the direction ahead. 

Low skills perpetuate poverty and inequality. When done right, skills development can reduce un- and under employment, increase priductivuty, and improve standard of living. Helping people learn and develop skills that add to their employability or create a source if income, not only impacts their lives, but societies, and nations as a whole. We have various initiatives under Project Sashakti aimed at different age grouos, and education levels. Young adults, 12th and college pass-outs benefit from our basic computer skills and linguistic skills programs. We have special skill based training programs for un- and less educated women and girls, such as beautician, tailoring, artifiicial jewellery making, and many more, that helps them  create an additional source of income. Our main aim through this project is to work towards the UN SDG Goal "Reduced Poverty".

Life is worth only if the body is healthy enough to experience it. We try to build a healthy ecosystem by providing healthcare services free of cost to those who cannot afford. Under Project Swastha, we organize free medical checkup camps, dental checkup camps, and cancer awareness camps in orphanages, old age homes and for people from less privileged backgrounds.  We are committed to the UN SDG Goal "Good Health and Wellbeing". 

We believe that a happy world is where everyone is loved and cared for. Under Project Sahyog, we support un-aided old age homes and orphanages by providing for their monthly requirements, including groceries, medical aid, infrastructural requirements, or any other requirement that is important to make their lives better. Most importantly, we organize engaging and entertaining events at old age homes and orphanages to bring smiles on their faces. Be it musical evenings, bhajan sandhyas, or art workshops, our volunteers ensure that they create happy moments and memories for seniors at the old age homes and the kids in orphanages.