
CSR Initiative by Hope Foundation in Association with Bank of Baroda Hope Foundation, in association with Bank of Baroda, organized a meaningful CSR initiative aimed at empowering underprivileged school-going girls and women from economically weaker sections of society. As part of this initiative, sewing machines and bicycles were distributed to deserving beneficiaries. The sewing machines will help women develop skills, create opportunities for self-employment, and move towards financial independence. The bicycles will support school-going girls by making their daily journey to school more convenient, safe, and accessible, while encouraging them to continue their education. The initiative was carried out with the valuable guidance and efforts of Mrs. Farida Bibi, Director-cum-Secretary, Hope Foundation, whose contribution played an important role in reaching and supporting the deserving beneficiaries. This CSR programme reflects the commitment of Hope Foundation and Bank of Baroda towards women empowerment, girls’ education, skill development, self-reliance, and inclusive community development. Hope Foundation sincerely expresses its gratitude to Bank of Baroda for its valuable support and cooperation in making this initiative successful. Hope Foundation remains committed to continuing such impactful initiatives for the welfare and development of underprivileged communities.

Hon’ble Lt. Governor, A&N Islands hosted the ‘At Home’ function at Lok Niwas on the 80th Independence Day and presented LG’s Commendation Certificates. Smti. Farida Bibi, Secretary-cum-Director, Hope Foundation, was among those honoured. 🇮🇳

In association with the Director of Health Services, we organized a health camp for geriatrics, specially designed for heart health, in which more than 120 people had their hearts checked. Around 50 geriatrics were found to have heart issues and are now undergoing treatment

We have helped more than 20 children overcome drug addiction through counselling

09 domestic issues solved through counselling.

In association with the Director of Health Services, we organized a breast cancer screening camp in which more than 70 women had their breasts checked. Out of those 70 women, 9 women detected some early signs of breast cancer, and now they are undergoing treatment.