Our Projects

Real Estate Investor’s Problems and Solutions

To solve the problem of Real Estate investors, a program was organized by Anandashram, in which the house buyer was discussed about the problem from the builder. Also the detailed information of RERA, IBC and Consumer Protection Act was given to the consumers.

Activities

In this event some eminent speakers like Anang Sadilya, Sandip Joshi R.S. Tiwari (IAS) also Sharp site, eye hospital, London mart builder stall and support contribution , give their valuable time to share their knowledge about.

Impact:

This program created awareness about GST amongst participants.

Venue:

3F-CS-01, 3rd Floor, Ansal Plaza, Sec-1, Vaishali, Ghaziabad.

CSR PROJECT ENVIRONMENT-BHIWADI

Green belt offers a number of benefits for both urban and rural population. By preventing the urban sprawl, it helps protect agricultural activities and the unique character of rural communities. Urban population, on the other hand, is provided an access to an open space which offers opportunities for outdoor activities and an access to clean air. Spirotech LU-VE Group is under an obligation to carry on CSR Projects. Since their factory is located in Bhiwadi RIICO Industrial area, they had decided and they procured a stretch of almost 1½ Km from the ‘T’ point adjoining to their factory. On both the sides and on the central verge the Company decided to make and maintain green belt giving fresh air and reducing the carbon footprints. Anandashram has been appointed as a nodal agency to monitor the progress and the work and manage the whole project of the green belt maintenance. Under the project separate vendor has been identified having requisite skills and presence in that local area who is supplying trees, plants, putting up all the manures and providing the time to time v irrigations and the general care for the plants, that are implanted the last year and this year as well as it is likely to continue in future also. The effect of such green initiative is that the whole area looks beautiful and more of free oxygen air is available. The project is going seamlessly.

Future Initiatives:

Organization looks forward for more such projects under CSR in areas like health, education, environment, or any other cultural activity and so on.

Impact:

Access to clean air. It reduces carbon emission impact.

Problems:

• 1. The green belt was not maintained.

• 2. The pollution was felt all over.

• 3. The plantation field was filled with big stones.

Ojale ki ore

Education is a liberating force and it can only change the life and living standard of any person. Unfortunately, not all in India have the privilege and facility of good standard education. Government efforts are proving insufficient and despite several measures and initiatives, quality of education to poor students is far from desired level. Vaishali is a small colony situated at the outskirts of Delhi nearly 3.5 KM from Anand Vihar ISBT, Metro and Railway Station. It is still developing and many construction activities are going up. Resident are most middle-class family and to cater to the requirements of labours for household activities, securities, local conveyance and constructions etc almost all vacant plots, roadside place, green belts are occupied by many migrant persons/labourers dwelling in temporary sheds and slums. Each member of their family is worker and is a bread earner in some or the other way. Girls aged from 8 years onward work as domestic help, boys help their father in rags picking, running small shops, helping in their masonry work etc. Most of the slum families does not have permanent place and keep changing their place from time to time on various counts and thus even do not have identity and address proof to get the various benefits of government. Still some of them in desperate desire to improve their lives send their wards to nearly primary school run by Municipal Corporation. The greatest motivation is mid-day meal that too is not supplied as per set standards. Standard of Education is below par.

Activities

1. Daily 3 hours of free tuition to supplement students’ formal education in the subjects of Maths, Hindi, English and General Knowledge.

2. Free computer training to students of 4th class and above was also started during the year.

Methodology

Impact

1. Parents have become more responsible and serious in encouraging their ward for education.

2. A few sections of the society have started lending help in providing more support to these underprivileged.

Sparsh Health Mela

Activities

1. Blood Donation Camp.

2. Cancer screening and advice.

3. Health check-up by specialist doctors, basic Investigation and Medicines.

4. Drawing & painting competition on topic on spot for 3-15 years old children.

5. Yoga, Meditation & Life Style modification

6. Display of Posters made on theme by School students.

Since 2011, Anandashram actively participates at the SPARSH HEALTH MELA organized at Sun valley School, Vaishali, Ghaziabad, by India Medical Association, West Ghaziabad to promote awareness about health, safety and well-being amongst students and their families. Sparsh Health Mela is an awareness program aimed to bring all individuals and organizations working for our environment at one place for more effective implementation of ideas for sustainable development. It is planned to provide every visitor an opportunity to interact and know about environment and share his/her ideas.

Organizer

Indian Medical Association (West), Ghaziabad.

Impact

1. Get knowledge and symptoms of diseases and their treatment/first aid.

2. Get knowledge about different methods of preservation of Environment.

3. Get benefits of Exercise & Yoga

Women WIn Ghaziabad

Date: 10/09/2024, Ghaziabad

"Young girls in Ghaziabad will be encouraged to excel in football," stated Pranav Kumar, President of the Ghaziabad Football Association. These remarks were reiterated today during the closing ceremony of the six-month-long program "Mahila Vijay – Women Win" held at the Municipal Corporation Girls Inter College in Mehrauli, Ghaziabad.

The program was implemented by the Anandashram Social and Cultural Organization under the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative of Kajaria Ceramics Limited. Launched last March, the initiative aimed to in still patience, coordination, discipline, and physical and mental strength, along with self-confidence, in young girls through football.

Key Highlights of the Event:

• Participation: 100 girls participated in the program, receiving continuous free training for six months.

• Exhibition Match: Following the training, 16 girls showcased their football skills in an exhibition match held today.

• Guest of Honor: The Chief Guest, Mr. Pawan Gautam (Municipal Councilor of Mehrauli), praised the efforts and promised full support for the girls to pursue professional football in the future.

• Corporate Support: Special Guest Mr. Ramesh, representing Kajaria Ceramics, briefed the attendees on the company's social welfare programs and reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the children's future endeavors.

Inspirational Speeches:

To motivate the participants, Ms. Priyanka, a national footballer and coach at Vishuddhanand Football Club, shared details of her struggles and successes. She emphasized that "continuous practice under all circumstances is essential for success."

Mr. Pranav Kumar, the visionary behind the program and President of both the Ghaziabad Football Association and Anandashram, shared information regarding upcoming programs to promote football talent in Ghaziabad. He outlined plans and commitments to provide full cooperation in helping these girls become professional footballers.

Acknowledgments:

Under the leadership of the college Principal, Ms. Surekha Rani, teachers including Ms. Archana Pandey, Ms. Manisha, and Annu worked hard to ensure the program's success. Heartfelt gratitude was also expressed to the coaches: Mr. Vikas, Mr. Rashu, Ms. Ragini, and Mr. Aditya Kumar.

The event commenced with a Saraswati Vandana and a welcome dance performed by the college students. Following this, all players were encouraged with football kits, certificates, and medals. The program concluded with a vote of thanks by social worker and Director of the Kunti Vishuddhanand Foundation, Ms. Baijayanti Kumari.