VISION 2016

 

 

Our flagship project “VISION 2016” has just completed its 10-year time span. It is an ambitious plan to bring about transformation on the social landscape of the country. The plan envisions an establishment of multifarious institutions across the country, with a strong human presence of committed volunteers and recognized community leaders.

It strives to simultaneously serve the purpose of humanity and the Almighty as well. It is dedicated to going beyond charity by enabling our fellow sisters and brothers to achieve a better life. It strives to make a society that upholds peace, prosperity, and justice for all. It calls for a society that serves justice to the masses at large. It is aimed at enabling people to have access to the resources that will bring about a total change in their lives and hence prompt the country to step into a new world. It helps people meet their social and spiritual needs by their own efforts. It strives to build trust and relationship with the needy people whose prosperity and security are always at stake. It is all about the total uplifting of the Indian society with a view to vertical mobility of every individual and group of people.

Upthrust areas of the program were Education, Healthcare, Micro Finance, Civil Rights and Women Empowerment. Target beneficiaries were defined by the outcome of the Sachar Committee Report, i.e. Indian minorities. But focus goes to minorities residing in the northern half of the country i.e. from Assam to Gujarat.

 

WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO

 

Established by a group of eminent community leaders in 2006, Human Welfare Foundation (HWF) has become one of India’s leading nongovernmental organizations dedicated to carrying out humanitarian and development programs to fight poverty and people’s sufferings by working in partnership with vulnerable and at-risk communities regardless of faith, caste, gender or political beliefs. Human Welfare Foundation is striving for a fairer world. Our mission is to help the poor and those in need to live sustainable, self-reliant lives within safe and caring communities. Our work is guided and shaped by the core values of accountability, humanitarianism, neutrality and impartiality, inclusiveness, integrity, and co-operation, all of which are also integral to our faith.

 

The HWF acts as an umbrella body with several distinguished and experienced community leaders on its board of trustees. It has over 200 local partners spread over 20 states, implementing 4774 projects. The number of beneficiaries so far is well above 9 million.

HWF, along with its partners, is primarily focusing on following fronts:

Education HealthcareMicro Finance & Poverty Alleviation, Disaster Management, Civil Rights Protection, Drinking Water, Orphan Care, Women Empowerment and Community Development