A heat wave is affecting Delhi. In an effort to relieve the oppressive summer heat, the Sarvha Foundation is giving away free water bottles and cold drinks to the public.
In Nehru Nagar, the Sarvha Foundation arranged a free health check-up camp. Individuals of diverse age groups visited the camp and utilized the welfare amenities.
The Sarvha Foundation, as per its usual practice, actively advocates for environmental consciousness, facilitates tree plantation, and distributes saplings to the general public. In response to our Foundation's recent initiative aimed at motivating ordinary individuals to plant trees in their vicinity, villagers residing in a suburb of Delhi have enthusiastically planted trees in their fields.
During this scorching heatwave, the Sarvha Foundation extended their humanitarian efforts by providing cold beverages to the dedicated Prakashdeep Building facilities staff .
During the interactive session of a wellness program specifically organized for the resident women from NTPC township Koldam, Himachal Pradesh, Acharya Anita, founder trustee, Sarvha Foundation had a stimulating conversation about how to infuse positivity, motivation, and spirituality into our daily routines.
The Sarvha Foundationin NCR organized a massive tree plantating campaign. As the founder trustee of Sarvha, Acharya Anita celebrated the plantation drive for enviromental conservation by planting a tree.
The Sarvha Foundation team had a great interactive session with girl students of Shrimad Dayanand Kanya Gurukul Mahavidyalaya Chotipura, Amroha, Uttar Pradesh.
The Sarvha Foundation is currently undertaking an extensive plantation initiative, speaheaded by founder trustee Acharya Anita ji. She has distributed hundreds of saplings to villagers from the outskirts of the NCR while also promoting awarness regarding the importance of enviromental preservation.
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
