Nandghar Anganwadi,
Chauda Village, Silvassa

Sterling Generators renovated an Anganwadi centre in Chauda Village, located near our Silvassa factory, which provides education to over 120 students and focuses on improving the health and development of women.

The renovation project included civil work to improve the building's structure and the installation of new windows, doors, and other fittings. We built a new playground with fine sand and play equipment and a lawn around the premises. We also organised a tree plantation.

The formal inauguration of the renovated centre was done by Ms. Bhanu Prabha, Honourable Collector of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, in the presence of Ms. Namrata Parmar, Deputy Director of Education. During the event, drawing books, crayons, and sweets were distributed to all the students. This renovation project has undoubtedly contributed to improving the education and health of the students and women in the Chauda Village community.

Impact: With welcoming infrastructure and a mid-day meal scheme, students aged 1 to 6 years avoid missing school and regularly attend classes. The initiative will also impact the upcoming generations. The Anganwadi is also a key centre for pregnant ladies, anaemic women, and other training programs.

Refurbishing of Home for the Aged Fatehpur Beri, New Delhi

S&W took the initiative of refurbishing an old age home in Delhi. We renovated the complete 2 storey building by redoing the paint, tile work, front elevations, toilets, and replacing the old electric wiring, and geyser. After park levelling and grass cutting, the total cost of the project was about INR 8.5 Lakhs.

Impact: The home, with a capacity of 25 people was inaugurated by our Director, Mr. Bikesh Ogra in February 2020.

Run for Disabled Soldiers, Kharkee-Pune

Supporting Run for Disabled Soldiers event at Goregaon Sports Complex, Mumbai in support of Queen Mary’s Technical Institute, Kharkee-Pune.

Impact: Donation of ₹5,00,000 that goes towards a noble cause.

Water Access & Empowerment
Project (WASH), Rajasthan

WASH is a project by Aakar Charitable Trust. The trust has constructed many water harvesting structures popularly known as check-dams. S&W has helped the trust in making 4 check-dams in rural areas of Alwar, Rajasthan.

Impact: This project has proved to be of great ecological importance, meeting the daily water needs of 600 villagers.

Silvassa Kalsumpada Tribal
Village Development

S&W has been working on the Silvassa Kalsumpada Tribal Village Development Project since 2015. We have completed the building of 40 houses, along with drainage and sanitation. We have also conducted periodic health surveys and provided technical training to students in various trades.

This year, S&W contributed in

• Supplying building material for 4 houses
• Tile-work at the local community hall
• Arranging portable water supply for a year
• Installing blood dialysis facility at
  Khanvel hospital
• Electrification of 90 houses
• Distribution of school kits

Impact: S&W has adopted the Silvassa Kalsumpada village for creating a long and sustained impact on the local community. Our projects this year have benefitted the health, education, and quality of life of 1.5L villagers.