To achieve 100% literacy among girls in the age group of 4 to 14 years, in Rajasthan by 2030.
To enhance the quality of life of marginalized, less privileged and out-of-school girls in our society, by providing quality education and main streaming them.
While dealing with all stakeholders, namely, government, shareholders, customers, employees, business partners and society.
Honesty. We never compromise on it.
We are transparent about whatever we do.

Mrs. Madhu Jain
Director, IIFL Foundation
I strongly believe education should be available to every Indian child and it’s unfortunate that so many young Indians particularly girls miss on basic education. We should do whatever possible to ensure girls are educated. It is not only education for one individual but for two generations and the country’s prosperity and dignity depends on it.
Goals
To provide literacy and numeracy to around 1,00,000 illiterate girls in Rajasthan by 2025.

The hospital will deploy this machine to provide quality, concessional treatment to the deprived patients.


Under its ‘Conquer COVID’ initiative aimed at providing health equipment, vaccines, livelihood support and digital education support across India.
Partnered with Raah Foundation to provide 40 oxygen concentrators of varying capacity (5 or 10 litres per minute) to COVID care centers in Jawhar and Mokhada regions.


Contributed ₹ 20 Lakh to various hospitals and NGOs to provide protective gears to frontline staff and food to migrant laborers.
To join them in the fight against COVID-19.


A marathon was conducted on International Women’s Day to mark our support to empowerment of women.
SKBs ventured in Desuri and Marwar Junction, Rajasthan with 30 new centers.


Offered free of cost cataract surgeries and dental treatments.
An in-house blood donation camp was organized to promote employee engagement.


New initiative launched for primary medical assessment of 36,000 girls engaged across several SKB centers.
Supported construction of science laboratory and class rooms at senior secondary government girls school, Residency in Udaipur.


Offered free of cost medical relief and treatments to thousands of pilgrims visiting Pandharpur, Maharashtra.
Inaugurated five new financial learning centers in Tripura, Assam and Odisha.


Provided relief and aid to the families affected by the disastrous cyclone Fani in Odisha.
Supported the distressed farmers from Wardha region of Maharashtra by rejuvenating Arwi river, to facilitate irrigation activities.


Offered free of cost cataract surgeries and dental treatments.
Extended our operation of financial literacy for women with opening of two new centers in Jhargram and Purulia district, West Bengal.


Launched a mobile learning center on a camel cart for spreading literacy among the nomadic Rebari tribe from Rajasthan.
A literacy center and crèche for children of migrant construction site laborers was inaugurated in Pune, Maharashtra.


A new initiative launched for empowerment of women through financial literacy and inclusion.
Offered free of cost cataract surgeries and dental treatments.


Leveraged experience from initial centers to establish 400 additional SKB centers in Rajasthan.
Supported construction of classrooms at government school in Banokda.


Identified new block and initiated 100 new SKB centers in Kumbhalgarh.
Reached out to the families affected by floods and supplied relief material to them.


Offered free of cost medical relief and treatments to thousands of pilgrims visiting Pandharpur, Maharashtra.
Sakhiyon Ki Baadi program expanded into multiple towns including Lasadiya, Pipalkhunt, and others.


Extended girl child literacy initiative in Sirohi district with 30 new centers.
Offered free of cost cataract surgeries and dental treatments.


Inception of Sakhiyon Ki Baadi - literacy initiative for girls from tribal communities of Rajasthan.
Provided support through construction of classrooms at government school in Gogunda.


Offered free of cost medical relief and treatments to thousands of pilgrims visiting Pandharpur, Maharashtra.
Installed digital learning systems at 9 government schools in Rajasthan.
