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Hartek Foundation, Hartek Towers, F 321, Industrial Area, Phase 8-B, Mohali/, Mohali (2026)

05/06/2026

This World Environment Day, we didn't just celebrate nature—we took action for it.

5 Villages. 110 Dustbins. 4,500 Lives Reached. One Greener Tomorrow.

By promoting responsible waste management and community-led environmental stewardship, we are helping build cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable communities.
Because protecting the planet isn't a one-day commitment, it's a responsibility we owe to future generations.

03/06/2026

During May 2026, Hartek Foundation, in partnership with the Family Planning Association of India (FPAI), Mohali Branch, organized a series of community health camps across Labour Chowk, Madanpura, Daun Sahib, and Village Mohali, benefiting over 200 individuals.

Focused on women, adolescent girls, labourers, and migrant worker communities, the initiative provided free health check-ups and sanitary napkins to improve access to healthcare, promote menstrual hygiene awareness, and support overall well-being.

At Hartek Foundation, we believe that accessible healthcare, women’s health, and community development are essential for building healthier, safer, and more empowered communities.

02/06/2026

Hartek Foundation commenced World Environment Week 2026 with impactful sustainability initiatives.

In collaboration with the Department of Forests & Wildlife Preservation, Government of Punjab, across 5 villages of Punjab.
The initiative included environment awareness sessions, tree plantation drives, and installation of 110 dry & wet waste collection dustbins to promote waste segregation, cleaner surroundings, and responsible waste management practices, benefiting nearly 4,500 rural residents.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Harkirat Kaur, CEO, Hartek Foundation, highlighted the importance of environmental awareness, sustainable practices, and active community participation in fostering long-term environmental responsibility and creating resilient communities.
Mr. Akashdeep Aadiwal, Range Officer, Forest Range Sisma, emphasized the importance of using dustbins and adopting proper waste disposal practices to promote cleanliness, environmental protection, and healthier village ecosystems.
This initiative aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals — SDG 3: Good Health & Well-being and SDG 13: Climate Action reaffirming a shared commitment towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future.

28/05/2026

During the month of May 2026, Hartek Foundation, in collaboration with the Family Planning Association of India (FPAI), Mohali Branch, conducted a series of health camps across rural areas and labour communities including Labour Chowk, Madanpura, Daun Sahib, and Village Mohali, reaching over 200 beneficiaries.
The initiative focused on supporting women, adolescent girls, labourers, and migrant worker communities by making essential healthcare and menstrual hygiene services more accessible at the grassroots level.
According to the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5), many women and girls in India continue to face limited access to menstrual hygiene resources and healthcare support, increasing the risk of infections and poor reproductive health.
Through these health camps, free health check-ups were conducted, while sanitary napkins and were distributed to promote hygiene, dignity, and overall well-being among beneficiaries.
By bringing healthcare services directly to rural and underserved communities, the initiative aimed to encourage safe menstrual hygiene practices and ensure that healthcare remains accessible for every woman and girl.
Through this impactful month-long outreach, Hartek Foundation reaffirms its commitment towards building healthier, safer, and more empowered communities, because access to healthcare and menstrual hygiene is essential for dignity, well-being, and inclusive community development.

19/05/2026

Today, we marked another remarkable milestone by signing an MoU with the Family Planning Association of India (FPAI), Mohali, towards creating a healthier, safer, and more empowered community aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3: Good Health & Well-being, SDG 4: Quality Education, SDG 5: Gender Equality & Women Empowerment, SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities, and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals.
Through this collaboration, we aim to impact over 8,500 beneficiaries within a year through community development and health-focused initiatives such as health awareness sessions, health camps, menstrual hygiene awareness for adolescent girls, anemia prevention initiatives, safety and rights awareness sessions, and hygiene and health education practices.
This partnership reflects our shared commitment towards building informed, healthy, inclusive, and resilient communities through awareness, education, and collective action.

18/05/2026

With the latest feature by MediaBrief, capturing the incredible milestone of Hartek Foundation impacting over 20,000 lives across Punjab in FY 2025-26.

Under the leadership of our CEO, Harkirat Kaur, the Foundation has joined hands with the Punjab Police and J-PAL to conduct statewide gender-sensitivity training for over 2,000 police officials, alongside launching data-driven governance fellowships like SAAHAS and ADAPT.

At HARTEK, across all our business units and CSR initiatives, we remain deeply committed to nation-building-strengthening India’s social and renewable infrastructure, and enabling a more inclusive, sustainable future.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all our partners, government institutions, and stakeholders for their continued trust and support.

The journey continues…

Read Full Story : https://mediabrief.com/hartek-foundation-partners-with-punjab-police/

11/05/2026

Hartek Foundation Annual Report 2025-26 | Powering Social Transformation.

The Annual Report 2025-26 presents Hartek Foundation’s efforts and results over the year, reflecting a continued commitment to inclusive, sustainable, and community-driven development. Driven by our vision to uplift underprivileged communities, this year’s progress marks a significant step toward breaking the cycle of poverty and fostering resilient ecosystems.

The Foundation’s interventions reached lives across priority areas including Education, Healthcare, Disaster Management, Women’s Empowerment, and Community Skill Development. From transforming villages into Smart Villages to providing critical Flood Relief and launching pioneering fellowships with the Punjab Police, our work continues to turn awareness into lasting action.

This report provides a comprehensive overview of our strategic priorities, key outcomes, and the powerful partnerships that direct our journey toward a more resilient India. We encourage you to explore the full report for detailed analysis and programmatic insights into how we are building a sustainable future.

View the full report on our website (link in bio)

$Hartek Foundation’s initiative empowered youth through practical training in CPR, bleeding control, fracture management,...$

08/05/2026

Hartek Foundation’s initiative empowered youth through practical training in CPR, bleeding control, fracture management, and disaster response—turning awareness into action.

These young individuals are not just learners—they are future assets of the nation, equipped with the skills, responsibility, and confidence to respond when it matters the most.

Nation-building goes beyond classrooms. In times of increasing disasters like floods, such preparedness sessions become essential to ensure communities are safer, stronger, and self-reliant.

Empowering these young future assets today means securing a more resilient India tomorrow.

01/05/2026

On the occasion of Labour Day 2026, Hartek Foundation organized a health camp at LabourChowk, Mohali for over 100 workers, in collaboration with Family Planning Association of India (FPAI)—bringing essential healthcare services directly to daily-wage and migrant workers.
Government data highlights a pressing concern: according to the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) and the National Health Authority (NHA), nearly 50% of healthcare expenses in India are borne out-of-pocket, placing a heavy financial burden on low-income households. Additionally, the Ministry of Labour and Employment notes that labourers are highly vulnerable to illnesses caused by hazardous working conditions—such as dust exposure, heavy lifting, and untreated injuries.
For workers at Labour Chowk, seeking medical care often means losing a day’s wage, leading to delayed or neglected treatment. This is where on-site health camps become critical, ensuring access to care without affecting their daily livelihood.
Through this initiative, we conducted general health check-ups, distributed essential vitamins, and facilitated HIV and HCV screening, benefiting over 100 workers. The camp enabled early detection, preventive care, and improved health awareness among the beneficiaries.
This Labour Day, we reaffirm our commitment to making healthcare accessible, affordable, and inclusive—because no one should have to choose between earning a living and staying healthy.

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