In the pursuit of creating a more inclusive and equitable society, United Way India, a healthcare NGO in India, has launched a groundbreaking program called "Garima." This initiative is dedicated to providing a dignified and respectable living for individuals from marginalized communities, including LGBTQIA+, differently-abled individuals, and people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV). Through Garima, United Way India is actively promoting diversity, inclusion, and equity, paving the way for building equitable communities throughout India. Promoting Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity: At the heart of Garima lies the profound commitment to diversity, inclusion, and equity. United Way India firmly believes that every individual, regardless of …
Read More >>Beach Clean-Up Triumph: Jacobs India and United Way India Lead the Way in Environmental Preservation
When passion meets purpose, incredible things can happen. Recently, Jacobs India teamed up with United Way India, an npo in India, to embark on a mission for a sustainable environment that left a profound impact on our community. With an unwavering commitment to preserving our natural treasures and inspiring others to take action, the joint beach clean-up initiative turned out to be a resounding success. When organizations with a shared vision come together, the impact can be nothing short of extraordinary. Jacobs India and United Way India recently demonstrated the true meaning of environmental stewardship through their joint beach clean-up initiative, …
Read More >>27 July, 2022 Flooding is a usual occurrence for Assam and its people due to the state’s vast river network which makes it vulnerable to natural disasters such as flooding and erosion. Each year, the Brahmaputra and Barak rivers with over 50 tributaries supplying them, cause flood devastation during the monsoon season. The floods have been paying the state visits every year for quite a long time. So, when the Cachar district administration issued an alert about the water entering the town on the 19th of June, the people did prepare themselves but it was not enough since they did not see …
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