Akash Gupta's Contact Details

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ISFH Foundation

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India • 2 Employees
Nonprofit Organization Management

Every individual in India deserves to live a happy and comfortable life. We see millions of Indians suffer from hunger, poverty, poor income, no access to healthcare, illiteracy, and unemployment. The root cause for all these situations is not having sufficient money to spend on their well being. The pledge we start to make from our childhood is - To my country and my people, I pledge my devotion, and in their well-being and prosperity alone lies my happiness. ISFH Foundation is formed to work for the well-being of the nation. ISFH is broken down into Indian Stands For Humanity. Yes, we stand for the country as India needs our support to eradicate major problems such as income inequality, unemployment, child education, poverty, healthcare, and hunger. ISFH Foundation takes pride in serving mother India by helping the people in need. We are a non-profit organization with lots of help vibes to bring goodness to Indian citizens' lives. Think about a person or a family who don't have food to eat, clothes to wear, and shelter to live in. Our brothers and sisters are leading a painful life and struggling for their basic rights. Hence ISFH Foundation takes its stand to work for the deprived ones with love and passion. ISFH is a humanity driven organization which solves national welfare issues by dividing into 6 major zones and design plans to reach out to the poor and needy. The foundation uses the latest technological support to identify the place, person, and the need throughout 28 states, 8 union territories, including 640K+ villages. Let's explore the ways ISFH addressing the issues. Hunger: We provide food to the poor for the entire day by considering nutrition factors. The ISFH Janaki Feeding Movement is entitled to solace the people with hunger and instill a hope that their next meal comes tomorrow. Feeding the hungry is needed as its emergency, alongside uplifting their income levels and encouraging child education, lies in ISFH happiness. So we are not j