Muthoot Finance Limited

The organisation’s Muthoot Aashiyana initiative has played a crucial role in rebuilding homes for families affected by disasters. It successfully constructed over 200 homes for Kerala's flood victims, ensuring families could return to their original locations for emotional stability. In Haryana, it collaborated with Habitat for Humanity to deliver 20 houses for underprivileged families, including 13 widows. Each home was built following government-approved standards, featuring essential living spaces. The company also initiated a housing project in Edavanakkad, Kochi, for families impacted by tsunami floods. With a cumulative spend exceeding Rs. 20 crore, these efforts have created stable and sustainable living conditions for disadvantaged families.

The organisation actively supports healthcare through multiple initiatives. It sponsored 5,000 free dialysis treatments for 250 underprivileged patients under the ‘Karuthalaayi Ernakulam’ campaign. It improved hospital facilities by donating two 128-slice CT scan machines to MGM Muthoot Hospital in Kozhencherry and Pathanamthitta, enhancing diagnostic precision. The company also renovated the oncology palliative care ward at IGCH Hospital in Kochi and supplied essential medical equipment. It organised medical camps benefiting hundreds of people, provided nutritional support to 50 HIV-infected children in Madurai, and donated a CBC analyser to a hospital in Mizoram. Its mobile laboratory service, ‘Muthoot Snehasraya,’ offers free health screenings in multiple states, ensuring early detection of serious illnesses.

The organisation has made significant contributions to education and technological advancement through various initiatives. It established a modern Anganwadi centre in Kochi, equipped with upgraded facilities to support early childhood education for underprivileged families. To improve school infrastructure, it renovated a mid-day meal kitchen in Mangalore and donated essential play equipment to a deaf school in Kerala. It also provided scholarships worth Rs. 48 lakh to students pursuing professional courses like MBBS, BTech, and BSc Nursing. Additionally, its ‘Muthoot Jumpstart’ programme introduced students to emerging technologies such as AI, data science, and robotics, encouraging practical learning through projects like building robot cars. The organisation further enhanced science education by developing a STEM Science Lab in Tamil Nadu, featuring 80 interactive models to improve understanding of science and mathematics concepts. These efforts aim to create inclusive educational opportunities while fostering innovation and technological skills among students.

The organisation actively supports social and community welfare through impactful initiatives. Its ‘Cup of Life’ campaign distributed 1 lakh menstrual cups, promoting sustainable menstrual hygiene while raising awareness and breaking social taboos. Under its ‘Vivaha Sanmanam’ project, financial aid was provided to over 30 disadvantaged girls across Madurai, Jaipur, and Kolkata to support their marriages. To improve living conditions, it donated winter blankets to 100 differently abled individuals in Hyderabad and helped a visually impaired couple set up a petty shop in Madurai. In addition, it supported the mentally challenged by donating an electric auto-rickshaw to an NGO in Mangalore for emergency and medical transportation. It also improved access to clean water by installing a borewell at a Chennai girls' home and distributed umbrellas to street vendors in Kochi to protect them from extreme weather. These initiatives reflect its commitment to empowering underserved communities and enhancing social well-being.

In support of environmental sustainability, the organisation conducted a stainless steel water bottle distribution drive across schools in Mangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Madurai, and Secunderabad. The initiative aimed to reduce plastic waste and promote eco-friendly alternatives. The distributed bottles were branded with the message “Say No to Plastic – Save The Environment,” spreading awareness among school children about sustainable practices. This project aligns with its focus on environmental protection as part of its broader CSR efforts.

The organisation empowers youth through skill development initiatives like the ‘Muthoot Jumpstart’ programme. Conducted in partnership with Muthoot Institute of Technology and Science, this programme introduced students to emerging technologies such as AI, data science, and robotics. Students learned to build interactive robot cars, enhancing their practical understanding of technology. The course, designed for students from classes 9 to 11, offered insights into automation and advanced technology applications. The initiative also aimed to bridge the knowledge gap for underprivileged students and promote innovative thinking.

The organisation actively promotes sports and education to encourage holistic development among students. It improved school infrastructure by upgrading sports rooms, installing cupboards, and enhancing play areas in institutions like Padmashree Harekala Hajabba’s Government School in Mangalore. To support physical well-being, it developed dedicated sports facilities in rural schools, ensuring students have access to safe and engaging spaces for recreational activities. By combining educational support with improved sports infrastructure, the organisation aims to nurture young talent, promote teamwork, and instil healthy lifestyles among children from diverse backgrounds. These initiatives reflect its commitment to fostering both academic growth and physical fitness for overall youth empowerment.