Johnson & Johnson Private Limited

Johnson & Johnson Private Limited promotes e-waste awareness by highlighting the risks of improper disposal and advocating for responsible recycling. It supports the principles of reducing, reusing, and recycling to encourage a shift towards a circular economy. As part of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), it ensures that manufacturers manage the end-of-life disposal of electronic products in an environmentally responsible manner, complying with regulations set by the Central Pollution Control Board. It collaborates with authorised recyclers to process e-waste efficiently. The recycling sector involves shredding, material separation, and export to advanced facilities for proper handling, ensuring minimal environmental impact. Through these initiatives, it contributes to sustainable waste management and environmental protection.

Johnson & Johnson Private Limited undertakes various healthcare initiatives to improve maternal, child, and community health in India. It supports mMitra, a free mobile voice service that provides expectant and new mothers with essential health information. Through the Humana project, it enhances healthcare and education in Telangana’s rural communities. It collaborates with St. Mary’s Convent and the Indian Red Cross Bel-Air Hospital to train nurses and midwives, improving healthcare access while creating employment for underprivileged women. The Sight for Kids programme promotes eye health among schoolchildren, while Prerana works to prevent HIV/AIDS among vulnerable youth. The Neonatal Resuscitation Program – First Golden Minute trains healthcare professionals in life-saving techniques to address birth asphyxia, aiming to have at least one trained person at every delivery. Additionally, it supports the Child in Need Institute (CINI) to strengthen maternal and child healthcare in Kolkata’s slums. Through these initiatives, it continues to enhance healthcare access and well-being across India.

Johnson & Johnson Private Limited supports the restoration of water resources to improve access to clean drinking water in rural and tribal areas. In collaboration with Humana People to People India, it works in 102 villages of Karahal Block to restore water sources and repair hand pump platforms. This initiative helps address health risks caused by unsafe water, reducing waterborne diseases and improving overall well-being, especially among children. By promoting safe water practices in communities with limited healthcare access, it aims to enhance hygiene and public health. The programme benefits people, contributing to better living conditions.

Johnson & Johnson Private Limited supports skill development and livelihood initiatives to empower women, youth, and underserved communities. It collaborates with Freedom From Hunger and the Microcredit Summit to provide health education and financial support to women, reaching over a million annually. It partners with the Helen Keller Institute to train deaf and deafblind individuals for employment. Through the Magic Bus programme, it helps girls gain education and life skills to enhance social and economic independence. It also supports the Bernardo ANM School of Nursing, training underprivileged women as nurses to improve healthcare in rural Karnataka.

Johnson & Johnson Private Limited supports education through the TOUCH Project, which helps underprivileged children overcome barriers to schooling. It sponsors the education of over 1,000 students across Maharashtra, Karnataka, Rajasthan, and West Bengal. The project also organises personality development activities to provide a well-rounded learning experience. Beneficiaries are selected based on financial need through home and school visits. Additionally, a Book Bank at Vihigaon provides textbooks for professional and degree courses, allowing students to borrow them for a year, reducing financial strain and supporting their education.