United Way of Delhi

The program's objective is to enhance the educational infrastructure of designated Government schools in Delhi-NCR. It focuses on promoting digital literacy, providing learning assistance to students, and ensuring access to safe drinking water and hygienic cooking facilities for improved student health.

NIRA (Nature Is Requesting Action) is the United Way of Delhi's initiative to address environmental degradation and promote sustainability. Its projects and volunteer efforts aim to create greener, safer, and healthier communities in India, aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals and raising awareness about environmental issues.

Green Your School is an annual programme available to schools nationwide. It encourages schools to propose initiatives that enhance, revive, beautify, and transform their premises into eco-friendly spaces. Each year, three schools are selected for a cash award to support the implementation of green building projects, ultimately earning Green School certification.

This programme supports the global initiative Born Learning, focusing on enhancing the growth of children aged 0-6. It strives to foster child-friendly environments, boost school readiness, and empower caregivers to promote children's development. Currently, Neev is active in 60 Anganwadi Centers and 13 Nursery Schools.

Project HOPE India is a holistic capacity-building initiative that aims to empower primary care physicians in preventing, diagnosing, managing, and referring non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The programme emphasizes skill development in both technical and managerial aspects of NCDs, with a particular emphasis on understanding NCDs and their associated complexities.

Samriddhi was initiated to economically empower women from underprivileged backgrounds, enabling them to improve their families quality of life. The project has trained over 700 women in financial literacy and inclusion while guiding 140 of them towards entrepreneurship.