Dr. Prakash H. Kurmi felicitating a student during the Diabetes Awareness Program organized by Shivam Charitable Trust at Smt. Laxmiben & Shree Chimanlal Mehta Arts College on 21 July 2026. On 21 July 2026, Shivam Charitable Trust, under its
The monsoon season is one of the most challenging times for employee health. Increased humidity, water contamination, and mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue, malaria, chikungunya, typhoid, viral fever, seasonal flu, and respiratory infections can lead to higher absenteeism and
Hospital Tie-ups for Corporate Companies Improve Employee Healthcare Employees are the backbone of every successful organization. Investing in their health not only improves productivity but also creates a positive workplace culture. One of the most effective ways to achieve
CSR Healthcare Programs: Create a Healthier Workplace Today In today's competitive business environment, employee health has become a key factor in organizational success. CSR Healthcare Programs help companies improve employee wellness, increase productivity, reduce absenteeism, and create a positive
School Notebook Donation CSR: Every Child Deserves the Right to Learn Education is one of the most powerful tools for breaking the cycle of poverty. Yet, in many tribal and remote villages of Gujarat, thousands of children still attend
CSR Support for Free Health Camps Across Gujarat Good health is the foundation of a happy and productive life. However, thousands of people living in rural villages, tribal communities, economically weaker families, and underserved areas across Gujarat still struggle
Since 2007, Shivam Charitable Trust has been committed to serving underserved and tribal communities across Gujarat. Among its most impactful healthcare initiatives is the ongoing Sickle Cell Awareness, Screening, and Treatment Program conducted in the remote villages of Dahod
Mega Diabetes and Eye Check-up Camp at Sujana Muvada Village by Shivam Charitable Trust Shivam Charitable Trust successfully organized a free rural healthcare camp in Sujana Muvada village in November 2025 for people who have limited access to medical
