Kartavya

M3M Foundation has been resilient in reaching the goals to end hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition of people for their holistic growth. With the aim to achieve these goals, M3M Foundation began the project POSHAN, an initiative to alleviate hunger.

In collaboration with Amrit Varsha undertook a fifteen day-long campaign, to provide nutritious meals to 150 children in Delhi. The children of Sanjay Lake, East Delhi enjoyed healthy breakfast and other meals of the day , during the period of 15th August 2020 to 30th August 2020.

With the commitment to put an end to the vicious cycle of hunger, M3M Foundation with the support of ISKCON is also ensuring nutritious meals of around 3200 construction site workers. The workers are majorly from the seven M3M Construction sites namely Broadway, Prive 75, Cornerwalk, Marina, 65th Avenue, IFC and Latitude. M3M Foundation aims to end hunger and achieve food security for all.

While we strive towards the welfare of the people by supporting them in different ways for their sustainable development, we cannot ignore their short term and seasonal requirement. Under this project regular donation drives will be conducted to cater the needs of the people on a timely basis.

Bihar Flood Relief: The floods that severely impacted the vulnerable section of society in East Champaran district. M3M Foundation, in collaboration with Rise Always Welfare Society (RAWS), facilitated reconstruction and redevelopment of infrastructure for nineteen families. The provision of gas stove for twenty families in the East Champaran district, Bihar was also made possible. The houses were constructed for the victims of Bhaja Tola, East Sareya, West Sareya, Matiarwa, Bankat and Majharia in East Champaran district. The structures were constructed out of bamboo, known for its sustainability and resilience as construction material.

Odisha Cyclone Relief: M3M Foundation joined hands with the Meals of Happiness Charitable Trust and ran a major relief drive in Orissa, for the victims of cyclone ‘Fani’. The relief packages included clothes, groceries, rice, spices, pulses, medical kits and all other essentials. A team went to the affected areas with relief material and covered most of the villages around Puri, Odisha. More than 700 families have been supported during the drive.

Uttrakhand Flood Relief: Hundreds and thousands of people were affected after Uttrakhand was hit by flood. To alleviate the suffering of the families in these region, 1500 ration kits including groceries and essentials were distributed to the needy with the support of Red Cross Society. Winter donation drives: Every year a week-long donation drive is organized at various construction sites and labour camps across Gurugram to support 25000 people to alleviate their hardships during harsh weather conditions during the winter by distributing blankets and jackets

The construction industry is the tenth most dangerous workplace, whether you are digging trenches, erecting scaffolding, using power tools, working along the roadway, putting roofs on buildings, constructing bridges or any other aspect of construction, the risk of being injured or killed on the job is considerable. 20 per cent of all work-related deaths occur in the construction industry are because of the fatal four- Falls, Being hit with an object, Electrocution, Being caught between equipment. Many of the time the worker does not lose his/her life but experiences a non-fatal accident and its consequences.

To address the inhuman working conditions and poor health and safety standards in the real estate industry, M3M Foundation enacted the Sahyog Project under its Programme Kartavya. The Policy provides for a plethora of welfare benefits to ensure the social security of construction workers who toil under constant risk of limb and life. Under this Project, in case of death, the family of the deceased will be given a Fixed Deposit as financial assistance and in case of permanent total disablement, the worker will be given financial support.

Covid Relief: The spread of COVID-19 and subsequent lockdown to curtail the deadly virus, resulted in loss of millions of livelihood in India. The impact is particularly severe for the workers of the informal sector. In order to reach out to the most affected groups, M3M Foundation along with Aide et Action has ensured dry ration support to more than 500 families in the labour camps of NCR and approximately 100000 Meals per month to the migrant labourers in Gurgaon. In close coordination with our esteemed supporters, we stepped in to provide relief support, cooked food and dry ration to thousands of people across Delhi NCR region. Each dry ration kit included rice, wheat and other essentials.

Covid Care Centre: During the second wave of Corona virus, Foundation launched the fully functional Covid Care Centre with 400 beds capacity. This free of cost facility was inaugurated by Shri Manohar Lal Khattar, Chief Minister of Haryana. The center was equipped with all the essential medical facilities like 24X7 doctor's availability, mobile medical care unit, ambulance, oxygen beds along with 3-meals a day. The Indian Air Force and Doctors for You came forward to join this mission of the M3M Foundation to save lives along with District Administration Gurgaon.

Oxygen Plant: In response to address the issue of oxygen shortage during the second outbreak of Corona virus. An oxygen generation plant of 200 liters capacity was established at the Civil Hospital Narwana to support the Health Department Jind in their fight against Covid19.

Jan Swasthya Chetna Yatra: With support from the Health Department, Government of Haryana, ‘Jan Swasthya Chetna Yatra’ an awareness-cum vaccination campaign was launched under iMpower programme at Tauru block in Nuh district of Haryana. The campaign held from 12th to 31st August 2021, was focused on ramping up vaccination and shedding vaccine-related hesitancy among communities in 60 villages. With continuous edutainment activities, community mobilization, and involvement of stakeholders across the villages, 2677 community members were vaccinated and around 10000 individuals were mobilised through this project.