Women and Children

In collaboration with Bal Raksha Bharat, the centres will strengthen community-based support for children and vulnerable migrant families Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh | 8th September 2026: Marking seven years of its journey of supporting migrant communities, M3M Foundation’s iMpower programme has expanded its community-based support network with the inauguration of two iMpower Multi-Activity Resource Centres (iMpower-MACs) in Lucknow, in collaboration with Bal Raksha Bharat (Save the Children India). The new centres at SBI Colony–Sachivalaya Colony, near Engineering College Chauraha, and Vinayakpuram, Lucknow, were inaugurated by Dr. Aishwarya Mahajan, Managing Trustee and President, M3M Foundation along with Sanjay Sharma, Director – Resource Mobilization & External Engagement, Bal Raksha Bharat. The centres will provide safe and inclusive spaces for children and adolescents, while

How M3M Foundation’s first flagship initiative grew from one community centre in Gurugram into a seven-year movement reaching thousands of children, women and families across five states. There are initiatives that begin with a programme. And then there are initiatives that begin with a question. For M3M Foundation, that question was simple but significant: if India’s cities are growing with the contribution of migrant workers and underserved communities, who is making sure their families and children are able to grow with them? The answer began taking shape in 2019 with iMpower—M3M Foundation’s first flagship initiative. Its purpose was never limited to putting children into classrooms. It was about creating the conditions that make learning possible and meaningful—early childhood care, continued

Wednesday, 26th August 2026: As India moves towards the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, the meaning of economic empowerment is evolving. Development is no longer only about creating access to education, skills and employment; it is increasingly about enabling people to participate meaningfully in economic growth, build sustainable livelihoods and create opportunities for others. For women, this shift carries particular significance. Across India’s villages, towns and cities, women possess skills and ideas with immense economic potential. They stitch, cook, create handicrafts, provide beauty services, manage dairy activities and undertake a range of livelihood activities, often without access to the business knowledge, markets, digital tools and mentorship required to turn these capabilities into sustainable enterprises. This raises an important question: How

Mumbai, 14th August 2026: Building on progress made in 2025 through the women’s empowerment program in Dadri, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Ambuja Foundation and Aramco have extended the “Empowering Women” initiative for an additional year in 2026. This year, the project will focus on expanding opportunities for women in the region through training in stitching, tailoring, and block printing. In 2025, a Common Facility Center (CFC) was established as part of the project to provide training and support in tailoring and garment production. The initiative trained 200 women, including 100 who received advanced training. Additionally, 45 women have started entrepreneurial activities and are earning an income through tailoring at the production unit. The program has supported improved livelihood opportunities, increased financial

MoU signed with Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Bihar A deeply personal milestone for Vedanta Group’s Chairman, Shri Anil Agarwal as the movement enters his home state Marking its expansion into the 18th state of India Patna, Bihar | 20th July 2026. In a landmark step towards strengthening India’s early childhood development ecosystem, Nand Ghar, Vedanta’s flagship social impact project under the Anil Agarwal Foundation, today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Bihar, to transform 1,000 existing Anganwadis into modern Nand Ghars across the state which will impact nearly 1,00,000 children, women & community members in the state. Each Nand Ghar is designed as a state-of-the-art, holistic

With the support of M3M Foundation, Bhagyashree Mahila Anath Ashram is not only rehabilitating women, but also reconnecting families that were once separated. Hisar, Haryana: Many times, a person is not just lost from home, but is also lost from the lives of their loved ones. A room in the house remains exactly the same for years. The clothes kept in the cupboard remain untouched. Every sound at the door brings the hope that perhaps this time, she has returned. Every unknown phone call makes the heart race, hoping that there might finally be some news. But for many families, all that remains is waiting. A wait that continues not for months, but for years. Maya Devi… Phooli Devi… Ramrati…