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Creating opportunities for orphans
As part of its ‘Social Inclusion’ project, Yashoda Charitable Foundation (YCF) performed the marriage ceremony of three orphan women recently. In addition, the Foundation, which is a CSR initiative of Yashoda Group Hospitals, completed training of 2,051 orphan youth and placed them in employment.
As part of its ‘Social Inclusion’ project, Yashoda Charitable Foundation (YCF) performed the marriage ceremony of three orphan women recently.
In addition, the Foundation, which is a CSR initiative of Yashoda Group Hospitals, completed training of 2,051 orphan youth and placed them in employment.
“At one of Yashoda hospital board meeting, directors decided to start an Orphanage Home. In this regard, the Directors visited orphanage homes and found a common problem: after 10th standard the young children are left on road without any job or support,” shared G Ravinder Rao, Chairman of Yashoda Hospitals Group.
These employed youngsters are beneficiaries of ‘Abhaya’ initiative, which focuses on creating employment-ready youth.
“We do not consider to have completed our responsibility towards our orphan students only by providing them with training and placement.
These young men and women will have our guidance till they settle down in life,” said Rao.
