Sfounder arvha Foundation's Acharya Anita had the privilege of addressing the senior students at Vardhman Shiksha Mandir, a public school located in Delhi. She emphasized the importance of prioritizing their studies along with setting up goals and also engaged in an extensive discussion regarding personal hygiene.
A free health check-up camp was organized by the Sarvha Foundation, in Wazirabad. Individuals of all ages attended the camp and made use of the provided welfare facilities.
A health check-up camp was arranged by the Sarvha Foundation on October 19, 2024, as a humanitarian effort at the Institute for Blind, Amar Colony, Lajpat Nagar IV, New Delhi - 110024. At the camp, students of all ages participated and utilized the welfare amenities offered.
Sarvha Foundation presented sweaters to the students of a Blind School, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi
Founder Trustee Acharya Anita presented sweaters to the maintenance personnel of the Prakash Deep building in New Delhi.
A wellness session was facilitated by trustee Acharya Anita for the doctors and healthcare staff at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, located in New Delhi.
A wellness session was led by trustee Acharya Anita for the employees of Global Vision India, an HR consultancy organization in Noida.
Provided electrical equipment and grocery items to a school for the blind in New Delhi.
A health check-up camp, offered at no cost, was arranged by the Sarvha Foundation, at the Prakash Deep Building in New Delhi.
Acharya Anita interacted with a gathering of the Indian community, sharing thoughtful conversations about self- awareness, holistic well-being, spirituality and cultural heritage and also leading a brief meditation session.
Trustee Acharya Anita had the honor of making a courtesy visit to former President of India, Mr. Ram Nath Kovind ji, at his residence, where she presented him with a copy of her book ‘Sadhana Vigyan’. They engaged in discussions on various topics, including India’s spiritual traditions and its rich cultural heritage.
In celebration of International Yoga Day, trustee Acharya Anita dedicated her morning to the visually impaired students at the Blind Institute in Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi. She conducted a light yoga session, practiced pranayama, and discussed the importance of yoga
