United Way of Baroda since its inception has been supporting Local Trusts and NGOs by joining hands with them in advancing the common goods. More than 100 Trusts and NGOs are affiliated with United Way of Baroda under our Community Impact Program.
Major Installations & Equipment Provided:
‘Pahal: Behtar Kal Ki Ore’ was implemented with VNM Foundation to raise mental health awareness among adolescents through sessions on emotions, art therapy, adolescence education, and safe behavior.
Akshay Patra Foundation has been working for nutrition of underprivileged students of Govt. Schools pan India. As to reach to the maximum vulnerable children to feed them with nutritional mid-day meals. United Way of Baroda has been supporting this Foundation through provision of food security vehicles to bring the nutritional food on time. UWB provided 9 vehicles through which freshly cooked food with good nutrition can be served to 30 NPSS Schools and 20 Anganwadis of Vadodara City.
This year 2 more vehicles costing INR 22,70,000 along with mid-day meal program support for 1000 children of INR 15,00,000 has been granted.
United Way of Baroda, in collaboration with Community Science Centre, launched Vigyan Express to bring hands-on STEM education to rural students in Savli Block. Through interactive activities, workshops, and competitions, the initiative fosters scientific curiosity and experiential learning
To strengthen sports infrastructure, Lawn Tennis Court No. 1 was resurfaced, and the Open Baroda Basketball Tournament was sponsored, promoting physical fitness and competitive spirit among youth.
Scholarship to Economically bright & needy students of Grade 10
Key Features:
Financial Aid to the children of Deceased Police Personnel
Supporting Special Children from Socio-Economically underprivileged backgrounds
Since 2004, United Way of Baroda has been supporting the Asha Special Education Centre, providing:
Annual Impact:
50 Special Children Benefitted
Since 2000, United Way of Baroda has been proudly partnering with Disha Charitable Trust to support the holistic development of special children from low-income families through:
Since 2000, United Way of Baroda has been proudly partnering with Arpan Charitable Trust to empower special children from low-income backgrounds through:
Providing support for quality coaching, infrastructure and equipment to children based in Sherkhi village since 1988.
United Way of Baroda supported nutrition and educational aid for families affected by leprosy, focusing on dignity and long-term upliftment.
Project Highlights:
Through Udayan Care’s Shalini Fellowship Program, scholarships were awarded to 25 academically bright girls. The initiative also included counselling, workshops, health camps, and residential camps for holistic development.
