2000

• Established Shah Anwar Memorial School in Kupwara with just 8 children, today educating 400+ students annually.

• Launched Kashmir’s first Mobile Library to bring books to remote villages.

 2001

• Shehjaar Trademark was registered by HELP Foundation as a production and marketing platform for the small scale women artisans to market their produce.

2002 – 2004​

• Set up a Rehabilitation Centre at Saida Kadal for 35 children with disabilities.

•  Established Shehjar Library in Srinagar with 7,000+ books as a cultural and community hub.

• Started Shehjar Computer Centre to promote digital literacy for youth.

2005

•  Delivered large-scale Earthquake Relief in Kupwara and Uri, supporting shelter, medical aid, and orphan sponsorship.

2007

• Shehjaar Skill development & Livelihood Support Centre was established at Inderhama Srinagar. The centre has now turned as a training hub and production centre, besides providing certified computer courses to girl students.

2008 – 2010

•  Launched Mine Risk Education in border districts (Kupwara, Baramulla, Rajouri, Poonch).

• ·Began Orphan Sponsorship with ICNA Relief Canada, supporting 2,500+ orphans with education, healthcare, and food.

2013 - 2014.

• A project for empowerment of women was executed with GPI at Inderhama. The project trained 500 girls in skills like Kashmir Craft and Fashion designing. The preliminary survey and follow-ups revealed that almost 30% of these trained girls have started earning their livelihood through their respective skills.

•  Provided Flood Relief & Rehabilitation – emergency medical aid, sanitation drives, and rebuilding support.

• Rebuilt Shehjar Library at Bait-ul-Meeras after floods destroyed the original.

2016

• HELP Foundation, in collaboration with SEWA, established Skill Training Centers in Kupwara, Srinagar, and Ganderbal to provide training in stitching and tailoring, as well as traditional crafts such as Ari, Tilla, and Sozni work. These centers not only enhanced the skills of local artisans but also enabled many of them to establish their own units in different areas, fostering livelihood opportunities and preserving Kashmiri handicrafts.

2017 – 2019

• Launched TATA LIVED Project in Pulwama, restoring livelihoods of 5,148 families and strengthening education through science and computer labs. The project titled “LIVED” was implemented in partnership with the TATA Relief Committee. In this project a comprehensive strategy and result oriented approach was followed for rehabilitation of most flood-affected rural households of Pulwama District.

• Improved 24 government schools with libraries, labs, sports kits, and teacher training in partnership with TATA Trusts.

• Expanded Shehjar Computer Centers across Srinagar and Budgam, empowering thousands with digital literacy.

2020​

• HELP promoted a women FPO that has enrolled 500 women farmers as its shareholding members in block Taharathpora in Kupwara district called Bangus Valley Milk Cooperative Society, HELP is providing market guidance and support, training, financial linkages (with NABARD etc). and exposure trips outside J&K for the women farmers.

• Initiated a micro-finance facility for women called as Kashmir Women's Credit Cooperative Ltd. and also through commercial banks.

• Provided COVID-19 Relief: food aid, PPE kits, medical support, and hospital supplies.

2021
·        Provided COVID-19 Relief: food aid, PPE kits, medical support, and hospital supplies.
·        Opened Shehjar Clinical Laboratory in Srinagar for affordable diagnostics and free health camps.
2022

• HELP Foundation supported 20 families in Kupwara district with livelihood projects. Under the Project supported by Mukul Madav Foundation sheep units were distributed to each woman /widow headed family. Under the project each family received four ewes and one Ram for the purpose. The sheep are reared for selling after the number increases and for shearing of wool.

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Ongoing (2023 – Present)
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•  Currently, 60 students in Kupwara and Srinagar districts are being supported under orphan sponsorship programs, ensuring their uninterrupted education and holistic development.​

• ·Eye Care Camps: In collaboration with One Sight Essilor Luxottica Foundation, more than 100 artisans and their families benefitted from free eye examinations, diabetic screenings, expert consultations, and vital health awareness sessions.

• Respiratory Management Units & Rehabilitation: Oxygen cylinders and medical apparatus are provided at subsidized rates to support patients in need.

• Shehjar Clinical Laboratory: Continues to provide affordable diagnostic tests and services, making healthcare accessible to underprivileged communities.​

• Shehjar Computer Centre (Ali Kadal): Offers free basic computer training to students, with certifications awarded through DITPR, empowering youth with digital skills.

• Baitul Meeras (Srinagar): A vibrant cultural hub that houses a museum and library, attracting both tourists and locals to explore and celebrate Kashmiri heritage.​

• Free training programs in mobile repairing, tailoring, cutting, and English speaking are being conducted in Budgam district, enabling youth and women to gain employable skills.

• In collaboration with Mukul Madhav Foundation, HELP Foundation has revived the traditional Namda-making craft of Kashmir. This initiative provides sustainable livelihoods to artisans engaged in wool and Ari work, while preserving a centuries-old cultural art form.