At Samridhi Foundation, we firmly believe that development must be holistic and inclusive, addressing not just primary focus areas but also complementary initiatives that strengthen community well-being. Under the ambit of Other Permissible Activities, we undertake a range of interventions that add value to our core programmes while ensuring resilience and sustainable progress at the grassroots level.
One such activity is the promotion of cultural heritage and indigenous knowledge, recognising their role in shaping identity, social cohesion, and local economies. By supporting traditional art forms, crafts, and community practices, we empower local artisans and create opportunities for cultural preservation alongside livelihood generation.
We also engage in initiatives focused on environmental sustainability and biodiversity conservation. Small-scale interventions, such as tree plantation drives, water body rejuvenation, and awareness campaigns on climate action, are implemented to complement our larger environmental agenda and encourage active community participation.
Public health promotion forms another critical component of this programme. Through health awareness campaigns, mobile health camps, and nutrition drives, we address preventive care and ensure marginalised populations gain access to essential services that are often beyond their reach.
Additionally, Samridhi Foundation supports sports and youth development, encouraging physical well-being, teamwork, and leadership skills. We view these activities not as standalone efforts but as integral to shaping resilient and empowered communities.
Our approach to Other Permissible Activities is pragmatic yet forward-thinking: every initiative is designed to align with national development priorities while addressing the specific needs of local communities. By bridging gaps across sectors—culture, environment, health, and youth empowerment—we ensure that our interventions are not only impactful but also future-ready, creating a society where growth is inclusive and sustainable.
