FROM CEO’S DESK

At Oswal, we believe in taking our corporate social responsibilities beyond the mandates and are committed to give back to society, recognizing how much well we owe it. We actively look for opportunities to help and support the needy and the under served in various areas of human life: education, healthcare, culture, spirituality and more.

Oswal and Extramarks Education Foundation (EEF) have joined hands with a view to improve the quality of education by providing high quality digital learning solutions to poor and underprivileged students under their project PEHAL.

ABOUT PEHAL

Taken from Hindi language, ‘Pehal’ means – initiating, starting, beginning…

PEHAL aims at:

• Effective learning through digital classrooms
• Bringing equity in education
• Enhancing learning outcomes
• Making learners future ready

It is an initiative for quality education for the underprivileged by Extramarks Education Foundation (EEF). It goes beyond the classrooms by providing after school learning solutions through Tabs, which consequently eliminates the need of any extra study help after school and thereby enhancing the learning outcomes of students.

Not only students, but it works for both ways by providing comprehensive training to the teachers of adopted schools in digital technology. They are periodically trained at new learning content and teaching methodologies.

Hence, the focus is to have an impressive, unique adoption and sustainability model of Education for the underprivileged.

PEHAL co-opts army veterans and the martyrs’ dependents for seamless implementation of the project. Their participation in the endeavor brings in the commitment, value system and discipline in the schools where the project is implemented.

COMPREHENSIVE DIGITAL LEARNING SOLUTION

PEHAL has a comprehensive initiative to provide total digital learning solution for during and after school learning to its students. The Company had contributed Rs. 1,84,07,100 to the Project Pehal during the FY 2020-21. This contribution was used towards purchase of 620 licenses of learning apps for 10 classes.

FROM CEO’S DESK

At Oswal, we believe in taking our corporate social responsibilities beyond the mandates and are committed to give back to society, recognizing how much well we owe it. We actively look for opportunities to help and support the needy and the under served in various areas of human life: education, healthcare, culture, spirituality and more.

Oswal and Aruna Abhey Oswal Trust have joined hands with a view to assist in medical services by contributing and taking initiatives in health-care sector under their project .

ABOUT ARUNA ABHEY OSWAL TRUST

Set up by Mr and Mrs Abhey Oswal backed by a heartfelt desire to serve the society, especially the underprivileged.

Vision

The trust pledges to work selflessly towards supporting humanity with its philanthropic philosophy of “NURTURING LIVES”.

Mission

The mission of the trust is to work for the cause and care of the underprivileged sections of the society, thereby nurturing and improving the quality of their lives. The trust desires to contribute towards the economic and living conditions of the poor by improving the accessibility and utilization of much needed social service.

Our mission is to empower rather than just improve lives. We advocate selfless non profit services for education, providing shelter to the homeless, women empowerment, medical assistance, generation of employment and overall development of the underprivileged.

We believe in transformation towards growth, independence and a fulfilling life.

Partnerships

Aruna Abhey Oswal Trust has had a beautiful and a very productive partnership with Lions Clubs International Foundation since 2005, wherein four speciality Eye Care Centres were launched in Bangalore, Siliguri, Ludhiana, Baroda and Godhra.

The Trust has again joined hands with The Lions Clubs International Foundation for the Mobile Medical Vans Project with the vision to deliver free diagnostic & primary healthcare services to the poor and needy with utmost dedication and economy. A dedicated team of doctors, technicians, pharmacists and nurses have been working tirelessly to fulfil the aim of the project.

PDG lion Aruna Oswal along with Chairperson Barry Palmer of LCIF have been personally involved in the launch of these Mobile Medical Vans.

Under the pilot project of this formidable partnership Mobile Medical Vans were delivered which would be used in and around the rural and semi rural areas of Ludhiana, Faridkot, Cuttack, Baroda, Godhra and Mumbai.

This initiative will provide basic diagnostic, preventive and treatment services to some of the world’s poorest people, free of cost. The trust has designed an intelligent programme to target isolated areas across rural populations in India, South Asia, Africa, Middle East (ISAAME) countries.

Annual Action Plan for FY 2022-23