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| Education | |
| Elementary and social education is a poorly developed discipline in Himalayas and hence our foundation will focus on to take it to the next level. Apart from providing them educational knowledge, the foundation is also bringing awareness in the villages of the Himalayas for keeping their place free from pesticide, insecticides, poly bags etc.
It has also been noticed that in past many years there’s heavy immigration of young boys from Himalayas to the plains just for the sake of few thousand rupees. Most of them are either driving the cabs or found working in a hotel or restaurants at the cost of peanuts. The idea is to bring them back and engage them back to their roots where they can live a better life. The foundation should focus on systemic reform of elementary education, by focusing on key gap areas and entering into partnerships with the government, institutions and local gram panchayats and villagers. Based on the inputs received from the review in identifying key gap areas in the sector and critical assessment of performance of the portfolio, the foundation reorganized their education portfolio into the following sub-themes. |
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| Environment Protection | |
| The objectives of Simply Natural Welfare Foundation would be to : | |
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| Health Awareness | |
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The Simply Natural foundation shall simply follow the guidelines made by Sir Ratan Tata Trust who commissioned a team of specialists to review the health portfolio and develop its five-year strategic plan. The simply Natural Foundation follows the same path for improvement and changes.
Reproductive and child health: Continue supporting efforts on reduction of mortality and morbidity levels of women and children, population and reproductive rights, health of adolescents and children, and efforts related to improving nutrition.
Infectious diseases: Support surveillance and response to malaria, kala azar, HIV, encephalitis, hepatitis, tuberculosis, HIV / AIDS and other emerging infectious diseases. Efforts related to improving access to existing vaccines, drugs, and other tools to fight infectious diseases, and research to develop health solutions that are effective, affordable, and practical should also be supported. Non-communicable diseases: Health promotion, prevention, early diagnosis and cost effective treatment strategies for all non-communicable diseases including cancer, diabetes, mental health, substance abuse and accidents should be supported. Special focus on mental health and cancer should be laid, to consolidate the present grant making of the Trust. Disability: Emphasize support for screening, early intervention, and rehabilitation of the disabled. Provide support to caregivers, raising awareness in the area of disability and CBR, making all basic rehabilitation services available at the community level. Encourage community-based rehabilitation of persons with mental disorders and mental retardation, inclusion of disabled children in mainstream schools, and integration of disabled individuals in mainstream society. Human Manpower and Health System Development: Consider supporting innovative health systems in underserved areas through training and capacity building of human resources at various levels. Support integration of Indian Systems of Medicine, development of standards and guidelines in public health, governance, leadership and institution building, and health financing. |
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| Women Welfare | |
| Through our upcoming project of making the handmade soap from the pulp of fruits, Tulsi Leaves, flower petals and many other Himalayan Herbs, women self-help and farmers groups will be provided with technical knowledge on production and usage , as well as assisted to establish small commercial production units and get financial assistance from credit institutions to facilitate strategies for bringing their products to a centralized production unit for Simply Natural Welfare for expanding the scale of operations. The project is expected to promote enterprise development by village women and the techno-economic viability of this activity shows that production leads to a net profit of Rs50-55,000 / year / women with a single pit capacity of 500kg, The increase in income increases the likelihood of women using it for health and education of their children, which, under normal circumstances they are unable to afford. About 10-12 families can benefit from each training and the production can be enhanced by increasing the number of small production unit. |
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| Livelihood Support | |
| Adopting a sustainable livelihoods perspective on rural poverty reduction implies: | |
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| Governing Body | |
| Mr. Rohit Sharma, President | |
| Mrs. Meetali Sharma, Vice-President | |
| Mr. Sandeep Sharma, Secretary | |
| Mr. Basant Sharma, Treasurer | |
| Mr. Amit Sharma, Member | |
| Mr. Ashu Singh, Member | |
| Mr. Rajesh Shukla, Member |
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| Make a difference by supporting those who need it the most!!! Come, join hands with us and make a difference. |
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Send your DD/cheques to the below address - Simply Natural Welfare Foundation Sector-11/314, Indira Nagar, Lucknow-226016 U.P, India Reg. No.1669-2012-2013 Bank Account Details for Fund Transfer - Bank Name- Indian Overseas Bank Account No.-208702000003843 Branch- Munshipuliya Branch, D-2047, Himalay Marag Indira Nagar, Lucknow-226016 IFS code IOBA0002087 Call Us: +91-8808050934 Email: info@thesimplynatural.com |