Adani Skill Development Centre (ASDC), located in Kymore, serves as a beacon of hope for many young women who aspire to improve the lives of women through education and skill acquisition.

By aligning these efforts with its Group Purpose of "Giving Our World More Smiles," the company seeks to create long-term, sustainable change that fosters growth and self-reliance among communities in need.

Educational programs and awareness sessions have increased knowledge about critical social issues, provided women with tools to address challenges, and fostered a more supportive community environment.

Five districts of Rajasthan namely, Udaipur, Rajsamand, Chittorgarh, Bhilwara, and Ajmer are selected for this initiative. The training program. Commencing with the journal survey of these regions, the venture aims to identify a youth’s interest

Over the remaining decade, KRSF has worked tirelessly and efficaciously to improve the exceptional schooling in 665 rural faculties unfold at some stage in 650 villages in Gujarat.

An appreciable gender ratio of 60:40 shows the interest and active participation of girls and shines a light on the group's commitment to youth empowerment and disgracing gender disparity

The organization's remarkable journey began with its launch in Indonesia, and it has since established three permanent "Centres for the Empowerment of People with Disabilities" in Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand.

The rugby effort by Cleartrip in Dharavi serves as a moving reminder of the transformative power of athletics. It demonstrates the company's dedication to supporting local, as well as global, journeys for people, families, and communities.

A two-phase scholarship program for female athletes and coaches called "Unstoppable - Karke Dikhaungi" was jointly launched by HDFC Bank and the GoSports Foundation.

REACHA's collaboration with the Indian Army in Baramulla, Kashmir, has received backing from ONGC. Training programs for skill development and drug addiction recovery are now under process.

Anudip's commitment to excellence and transformative impact has resulted in notable achievements. They have successfully trained over 85,000 underserved youth, with an impressive placement rate of 75% in leading sectors.

Since the inception of The Happiness Project, Apoorvi has worked with seven schools catering to over 1500 students, creating a positive ripple effect in the educational system.

Over a period of one and half years, the initiative touched more than 4500 people including athletes, coaches, support staff by identifying critical needs among them

They are also working towards getting effective special education available to the rural, poor and underprivileged special students similar to the ones available to the children residing in the urban area for the past 20 years continuously

Out of 78 students, 25 have completed the training. To date, five have secured jobs in reputed companies, and are earning Rs 15,000/month.

Project Pahel is a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their skills or knowledge in computers. The project also boasts an excellent student support system that provides one-on-one assistance when needed.

Students who participated in the internship are now grateful to Sabudh Foundation for kick-starting their careers. Manpreet Kaur, a student of IIT Ropar who participated in the internship says that it was an enriching experience.

Though the startup was launched in January 2021, they recycle up to 10 tonnes of plastic every day to make fabric.

Orion Education Society is dedicated to the upliftment of low-income groups and marginalized people. While implementing the latest evaluation tools, the participants are exposed to global standards of skilling at the same time generating a skill pool

Yasmeen was spotted by the community mobilizer of Katha during the door-to-door survey. She was out of school as she has no documentation proof nor her family could afford to send her to private school. The only thing she had was zeal and excitement.

Among the countless beneficiaries, the story of Shivani Jain, a 23-year-old girl from Malka Ganj near North Campus in New Delhi shows the impact of the ICICI Academy for Skills.