Being productive members of society, thereby contributing to
the community in a positive way.
FNF India believes that the success of the Organization is inextricably linked to the sustainability of the world around us. We always aim to give back as much as we receive. FNF India’s CSR program was recognized at the 2016 World HRD Congress Awards. FNF India was also among the top 25 out of 400 companies nominated for CSR excellence, and was present to receive the Certificate of Merit in this category.
HOPE Society focuses on improving the overall health through para medical treatment and providing quality education to specially-abled children. Through timely medical support and different kinds of trainings for the parents and the staff, they ensure that the children are provided the needed support.
ANAHATA United Efforts primarily focuses on enabling students to leverage education through industry exposure and career guidance. They focus on students coming from economically weaker sections of the society so that they can empower them towards a secure and a better future.
KRIPA Education Trust focuses on Holistic education for children coming from economically weaker sections of the society. They focus on the overall development of the child and use different kind of activities to build their mental, emotional and behavioral skills.
FNF India supports children with severe handicaps and autism. FNF India implemented Holistic Development of Autistic Children (or ASHA) to help reduce learning disability challenges for children through holistic learning and learning aided by technology.
Murali Krishna Trust focuses on the betterment of the underprivileged children in Andhra Pradesh. Through their residential care and family strengthening programs, they focus on providing a healthy space for the children to grow in.
We are proud to showcase FNF India's CSR projects in the year 2021-2022. We believe, giving back to the society is not just our responsibility. Here is a glimpse of our projects that are being implemented across India.