Upcoming Work and Projects
Upcoming Work and Projects
As part of our ongoing mission to empower communities and create lasting change, 18 Chitharhal Spiritual Foundation is excited to share our upcoming projects. These initiatives will focus on expanding our reach, addressing emerging challenges, and creating new opportunities for vulnerable communities.
Project Focus: We are planning to expand our Food Charity Shelter initiative by establishing additional shelters in underserved areas, ensuring that more individuals and families have access to nutritious meals. This project will also include setting up mobile food vans to reach remote villages and communities facing natural disasters or economic hardship.
Expected Outcome: We aim to serve thousands of meals annually to marginalized groups and reduce hunger in the most affected regions.
Project Focus: Building on the success of our previous organic farming efforts, we will launch a training hub for sustainable agriculture and eco-friendly farming techniques in partnership with local farmers. This initiative will also focus on providing small-scale farmers with organic farming tools, seeds, and fertilizers to help them increase production sustainably.
Expected Outcome: By expanding our organic farming projects, we hope to empower at least 500 farmers with the skills and resources needed to improve their livelihoods and promote environmental sustainability.
We will be opening a Traditional Medicine and Wellness Center, which will serve as a hub for herbal healing, Indian medicine, and homeopathy. This center will provide affordable and accessible wellness services to the community, with a special focus on women, children, and elderly.
We aim to train 200+ practitioners in traditional healing methods and ensure 500+ individuals benefit from wellness programs that combine modern health practices with traditional knowledge.
Our eco-awareness programs will expand to include tree planting drives, waste management workshops, and water conservation initiatives. We also plan to implement renewable energy solutions like solar-powered water pumps for communities in remote areas.
The goal is to plant 50,000+ trees across rural regions, raise awareness among 10,000+ community members, and reduce carbon footprints while promoting a sustainable, eco-friendly lifestyle.
In 2025, we will be launching new vocational training programs, including craftsmanship, green technology, and digital skills training. These programs will target economically weaker sections of society, including women, youth, and disabled persons. Along with skill-building, we will help individuals establish self-help groups and micro-enterprises.
The goal is to provide vocational training to 1,000+ individuals, facilitating self-employment and better economic opportunities for marginalized communities.
To provide sustainable energy solutions, we will start the community solar power program in rural villages. This project will involve the installation of solar panels in public spaces like schools, community halls, and health centers to reduce dependency on traditional, non-renewable energy sources.
By 2026, we aim to provide affordable energy to 1,000+ households, reducing power shortages and promoting eco-friendly energy alternatives.
We plan to establish a network of schools that focus on agriculture, environmental education, and traditional knowledge. These schools will offer curriculum designed to foster practical skills and provide holistic education to children in rural areas. We also aim to open technical schools for biotechnology and green technology.
By 2027, we will have established 5+ schools, impacting the education of 2,000+ children, and creating a new generation of leaders in sustainable development and traditional knowledge preservation.
We are launching a women’s empowerment initiative that will provide financial literacy, entrepreneurship training, and leadership development to women in marginalized communities. Our goal is to set up women's cooperative businesses, health workshops, and self-care education programs.
This project aims to empower 500+ women, boosting their economic independence and leadership skills while promoting gender equalit
We are working towards expanding our collaborations with international non-profits, government bodies, and corporate sponsors to bring new resources and expertise to our existing and upcoming projects. This includes building partnerships with international research institutions on agriculture, environmental conservation, and heritage preservation.
These partnerships will help us bring new ideas, funding, and technology to our existing projects, ensuring greater impact and sustainability for all our initiatives.
