Health and Wellbeing

Reached to 1,02,000+ people through health care initiatives

Sshakti is a holistic initiative dedicated to addressing the critical health needs of women, with a special focus on menstrual hygiene and family planning. The programme recognises the unique challenges faced by women in Indian communities and correctional facilities in managing their menstrual health. By emphasising education, accessibility and the transformation of social attitudes, Sshakti aims to empower women and advance gender equity.

The interventions include menstrual hygiene awareness campaigns, distribution of sanitary products and counselling on reproductive health and family planning, thereby ensuring a more informed, healthy and dignified future for women. The programme is being Implemented in multiple states including Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu.

No. of women covered year-wise

Total Number of Women Impacted

9025+

No. of women covered state-wise

Eye Health Care

Eye Health Care plays a vital role in reaching untreated people in rural areas. The village people are found to utilise fewer eye care services than the people in cities and the main reason is the accessibility and affordability of the service. We organised eye care camps in rural areas of 5 states where awareness about eye care was the need of the hour.

Initiated In - 2016

52,814

People reached through eye health care drives

Blood Donation Drives

Spark Minda Foundation intervenes through its CSR campaigns to bridge the blood requirement gap by organising blood donation camps in the factories involving the nearby community with the stakeholders like Gram Panchayat, Rotary Club, Red Cross, National Thalassemia Society, and hospitals. We believe in saving lives.

Initiated In - 2014

11,460

Units Blood Donated

Community Health Checkup Drives

With the objective of providing health-related awareness, Spark Minda Foundation continuously conducts medical camps in the community nearby the factory area to identify the basic healthcare needs for its redressal in line with SDG 3.

Initiated In - 2016

29,418

People Reached