We have extended access to quality healthcare in remote areas, strengthened skills for self-reliance, and provided timely humanitarian aid during crises. Guided by the belief that real change begins when communities are empowered to lead their own development, every project we undertake aims to restore dignity, build resilience, and inspire lasting hope.

As a non-governmental organization, HELP Foundation J&K plays a crucial role in bridging societal gaps, where access is limited and needs are urgent, we strive to empower individuals, advocate for equity, and build inclusive self-reliant communities that can shape a better future for themselves and generations to come.

 

Our Impact Across Key Areas: -

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Education

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• 20,000+ students educated through Shah Anwar Memorial School (SAM), with 400 graduates annually.

• Hundreds of students sponsored for higher education in fields like MBBS, BTech, MTech, Nursing, and more.

• 8,000+ youth trained in digital and technical skills at Shehjar Computer Centre.

• Mobile library (2000) and Shehjar Library (housing 7,000+ books, 800+ members) promoted a vibrant reading culture.

• 1,682 students supported under the Pragaash Project, including special provisions for orphans.

• 2,500 orphans supported through ICNA partnership, with comprehensive educational, healthcare, and psychosocial aid.

• 8,000+ students benefited from direct educational aid and sponsorships.

• Infrastructure support provided to private schools, including the development of libraries, science labs, and computer labs.

• Thousands of students offered free or subsidized education, with access to higher education loans and scholarships.

• Special focus on orphans and conflict-affected children, ensuring inclusivity and support in crisis zones.

• Academic and technical assistance offered through dedicated learning and resource centers.

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Women Empowerment:

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• Over 5,000 women trained in tailoring, Sozni and Ari embroidery, knitting, Tilla work, and food processing.

• Formation of women-led cooperatives to promote collective growth and sustainability.

• Many program beneficiaries have become active earners, contributing to their household income and financial stability.

• Dairy farming support provided to 45+ women-headed households, enabling a monthly income of ₹4,000–₹5,000 through high-yield dairy cows.

• 500+ women have successfully established their own boutiques and small production units, securing sustainable livelihoods and are makings jams candles jute bags lamp shades table runners etc.

• Training in mushroom cultivation, dairy farming, and beekeeping.

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Healthcare

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• Raised widespread awareness on mental health, reducing stigma and encouraging open dialogue in communities.

• Organized free medical camps, awareness drives, health checkups, and screening camps across underserved areas.

• Conducted early screenings that led to the detection of chronic and life-threatening diseases like cancer, diabetes, and hypertension.

• Offered specialized healthcare services including gynecology, pediatrics, psychiatry, and general medicine through medical camps.

• Reached vulnerable populations including women, children, and flood-affected families with free medical care.

• Delivered critical support during emergencies and disasters by organizing large-scale medical relief efforts.

• Strengthened school-based mental health programs to support students and train educators in emotional well-being.

• Distributed essential medicines and provided one-time financial support to patients with severe and chronic illnesses.

• Operated a fully equipped respiratory care unit offering oxygen therapy and life-saving devices at no cost.

• Ensured round-the-clock ambulance services with medical staff to support emergency healthcare needs.

• Reduced financial burden on underprivileged families by making healthcare accessible, affordable, and community centered.

• Promoted preventive healthcare through awareness materials and consistent community engagement.

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Relief And Rehabilitaion

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• Responded swiftly to major disasters like the 2005 earthquake and 2014 floods, delivering emergency food, shelter, and medical aid to thousands of affected families.

• Constructed temporary and permanent shelters in underserved areas with support from different partners, ensuring dignified housing for displaced families.

• Organized free medical camps in disaster-hit regions, offering specialized care and psychological support, especially to children and women suffering from trauma.

• Ensured continued education for disaster-affected children through sponsorship programs covering school fees, uniforms, and study materials.

• Supported women with financial aid, marriage support, and vocational training through craft centers and market platforms like Shehjaar Bazaars.

• Launched large-scale livelihood rehabilitation projects by providing cows, boats, shops, and units for garments, crockery, pharmaceuticals, and pashmina work.

• Empowered marginalized and women-led households with tools, training and support to ensure sustainable income generation.

• Enabled traditional artisans, kangri makers, fisherwomen, and candle-makers to revive their trades through supply of raw materials and equipment.

• Provided sand extraction boats and shuttering units to help men gain economic independence and control over their livelihoods.

• Strengthened long-term socio-economic stability in affected areas like Pulwama and Palhalan by building local capacities and promoting self-reliance.

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