Healing Himalayas Foundation

Healing Himalayas Foundation Dedicated organisation, working selflessly for protection and preservation of the Himalayas

Garbage is one of the most challenging factor that pollutes the environment everywhere. Garbage on foothills are being dumped for ages but attention of the society has been drawn recently towards garbage on the mountains, specially Himalayas. Our projects are focused on conducting activities and clean up of the mess that has been accumulated on all the places primarily the Foothills of Himalayas.

We organise special activities, mass clean-ups and events in the community and schools to create the awareness level of the society towards restoring the environment.

30/08/2026

We collaborated with the Surya Spiti Marathon 2026 as a sustainability partner with one simple message:

At high altitudes, waste doesn’t simply disappear—it takes greater effort, resources and fragile mountain ecosystems to manage it.

Be part of the change. Be mindful.

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Independence is also about taking responsibility for the land we call home.Our Himalayas. Our responsibility. Our way of...
15/08/2026

Independence is also about taking responsibility for the land we call home.

Our Himalayas. Our responsibility. Our way of serving the nation.

Happy Independence Day 🇮🇳

From a school in the remote Harsil Valley to a college in Shimla, we are engaging young minds to understand waste—not ju...
14/08/2026

From a school in the remote Harsil Valley to a college in Shimla, we are engaging young minds to understand waste—not just as something to be discarded, but as a shared responsibility.

In Harsil, students explored waste management through an interactive session, followed by drawing and plantation activities. In Shimla, students of Government College Sanjauli learned about plastic waste sorting, segregation, recovery, and how Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs) help bring waste back into the circular economy.

Different places. Different age groups. One shared goal: changing mindsets.

Real change begins when communities take ownership.A few years ago, Koksar had no waste management system. Today, 95% of...
10/07/2026

Real change begins when communities take ownership.

A few years ago, Koksar had no waste management system. Today, 95% of the waste reaching the Koksar MRF is source-segregated—a result of trust, consistent engagement, and collective action.

This isn’t just the story of an MRF. It’s the story of a community that made waste management work.

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03/07/2026

At 11,755 feet, the Kedarnath Material Recovery Facility (MRF) stands as one of India’s highest waste management facilities, proving that sustainable waste solutions are possible even in the harshest Himalayan conditions. Established with the support of Anandana – The Coca-Cola India Foundation and the Government of Uttarakhand, the MRF is tackling the growing waste challenge along one of India’s busiest pilgrimage routes.

Complementing this effort is Carry Me Back, a people-powered initiative that encourages pilgrims to become active participants in conservation by carrying segregated waste back to designated collection points. So far, 2,270+ pilgrims have joined the movement, helping transport 4.79 tonnes of waste from the upper reaches of Kedarnath.

Together, the MRF and Carry Me Back showcase how infrastructure, partnerships, and citizen participation can work hand in hand to protect the fragile Himalayan ecosystem and build a more sustainable future for pilgrimage destinations.

22/06/2026

A river does not need offerings wrapped in plastic. A mountain does not need decorations left behind. Nature asks for only one thing—respect.

As millions travel to the Himalayas seeking peace, spirituality, and connection, let us remember that true devotion lies in protecting the very places we worship.

Leave only footprints. Carry back your waste. Keep our rivers, mountains, and sacred landscapes clean for generations to come.

This World Environment Day, the Himalayas witnessed communities coming together with one shared mission — to beat plasti...
05/06/2026

This World Environment Day, the Himalayas witnessed communities coming together with one shared mission — to beat plastic pollution and protect the mountains we call home.
Together, over 1.6 tons of waste was collected from fragile mountain ecosystems.
From Kazaa, Shimla, Kedarnath, Kinnaur, Harshil, Kheer Ganga, Bijli Mahadev to Khoksar, Panchayats, Mahila Mandals, youth groups, local administration, Hotel Associations, Forest and Irrigation Departments, volunteers, local residents along with Healing Himalayas team joined hands for large-scale cleanup drives.

Every piece of waste removed is a step toward cleaner rivers, healthier forests, safer wildlife habitats, and more responsible tourism.

The Himalayas protect us every day. It is our responsibility to protect them back. 💚

Through the Carry Me Back movement, pilgrims are stepping up to protect the Himalayas by carrying waste back down from K...
04/06/2026

Through the Carry Me Back movement, pilgrims are stepping up to protect the Himalayas by carrying waste back down from Kedarnath.

In just 3 days, over 300 kgs of waste has already been carried back and this is just the beginning.

Our goal this year: 100 tons. Together.

Carry your faith. Carry your responsibility too.

We were happy to host 66 students and 7 teachers from St. Joseph School, Ambala at our Koksar MRF Plant for a hands-on l...
29/05/2026

We were happy to host 66 students and 7 teachers from St. Joseph School, Ambala at our Koksar MRF Plant for a hands-on learning experience on waste management and segregation.

Students explored how dry and wet waste are managed in Koksar Panchayat, learned about different segregation categories, the baling process, and digital waste data management systems. They also actively participated in the hands-on segregation process at the MRF, experiencing firsthand how waste is sorted and managed responsibly.
The visit concluded with an interactive group activity that blended practical learning with fun and teamwork.

Programs like these inspire young minds to become responsible environmental leaders of tomorrow.

We welcome more schools to join this journey where learning, fun, and positive change go hand in hand for a cleaner Himalayas.

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B 302, Pioneer Urban Square
Gurugram
122001

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 7pm
Sunday 10am - 7pm

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+917827097975

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