Due to rainy season many handicapped people were facing issues as they were unable to travel and were not having much funds to buy necessary items. As our organisation got to know about this issue we went to sector 19, Chandigarh and provided all the food items which were required by them and medical help was also provided with financial support.

People in need residing in Zirakpur Punjab were provided with various food items mask and ration so that they can survive easily.

In ashiyana colony located in dera Bassi Punjab many people reside those who are in need of various daily use items like mast, sanitizers, food items which was provided by our foundation.

To fight back with the deadly virus capturing our country, our organisation provided safety equipments like masks and sanitizers and in concern of health various food supplements and ration was provided in ghaggar kusht ashram, Kalka derabassi road, Mubarakpur, Mohali, Punjab.

People residing in Sector 45 Chandigarh, suffering from poverty and are unprivileged they needed help related to necessities of life which are ration and various food items which was provided by our Foundation.

With monthly help provided to the poor family, necessary items and ration were distributed amongst many families existing in Zirakpur who are not capable of purchasing them.

The basic necessity of the human being is food and ration, which was provided by our foundation in Zirakpur to the people and the families, suffering from poverty and scarcity of resources.

With the continuation of distribution drive of mask and ration, our foundation provided necessities to the poor families in 45 Sector Chandigarh

Masks and Ration were provided to the families, those who are suffering from poverty and to the children who are unprivileged in Zirakpur.

Mask and sanitizers were given to the 19 Sector Temple Chandigarh and other necessary and precautionary items were also provided

By exhibiting respect towards every living being present on our earth, blankets to the needy, fodder for the animals and monthly ration were provided to the Gaushala Maloya Chandigarh.

Masks, sanitizers and sweets for kids were provided by our Foundation to Prabh Aasra orphanage in Kurali Punjab, which are working 24×7 for the Welfare of helpless people.

For the prevention of covid in crowded and religious places mask and sanitizers were provided in many temples located in Chandigarh with the installation of sanitizer stands as well.

On 4th October 2020, school bags and blankets were provided by Mr R.L.Bhagat retd IPS to the needy families.

On 1st July, 2020, ration were provided by our team to Sangeeta Devi R/O Lohgarh, Zirakpur, Binder Devi R/O DMC colony, Chandigarh and Babli Devi R/O Rajiv Colony Chandigarh for the month of April, May and June.

On 1st April, 2020 in the period of lock down and covid-19 pandemic food items (ration) were provided by our team to poor people and labourers , stray animals were also feeded in the difficult time of pandemic.

On 21st February, 2020 , Amrita Kumari R/O Fatehgarh Sahib Punjab was admitted in Government Medical College & Hospital Sector-32 Chandigarh as she was suffering from a serious head injury, all medical expenditures were paid by Prarthana Foundation.

On 5th January, 2020 winter clothes and blankets were provided to rickshaw pullers and auto drivers by Prarthana Foundation.

On 5th December, 2019 International Volunteer Day, a seminar was conducted to encourage people to put their selfless efforts for betterment of our country.

On 7th November, 2019 Cancer Awareness Day, awareness camps were organised in Bapu Dham Colony, Dhanas Village and Maloya ,Chandigarh. In the seminar residents were taught about the chronic disease and how it can be cure in early stages.

On 20th September, 2019, a free medical camp was organised in M.L.Lall Memorial Public School Jalgran District Una (H.P.) and free medicines were provided by Prarthana Foundation.

On 26th July, 2019 , medicines was provided to pregnant destitute women named Lalita Kumari R/O Tira Punjab admitted in PGI.

On 2nd April, 2019, school bags and blankets were distributed amongst many unprivileged children and womens, the distribution was done by our Chairman Mr R L Bhagat.

On 31st March, 2019, residents of Gulmohar City and Ashiyana Colony located in Derabassi, with support of our foundation did tree plantation of various kind of plants in there locality for wellness of our environment.

On 15th March, 2019, Rajinder Kumar R/O of DMC Colony Chandigarh was admitted in PGI Chandigarh due to some serious health issues. All the equipments and medicines were provided by Prarthana Foundation.

On 24th January, 2019, National Girl Child Day an awareness camp at village Mundi Kharar Distt Mohali was organized regarding female foeticide as it has been increasing day by day due to old rituals.

On 1st December, 2018 World Aids Day a documentary was shown to the people of Village Tira Punjab to make them understand the real causes of the disease and to clear the misconceptions about Aids.

On 5th October, 2018, interaction camp was conducted by our team for elder ones, who were residing in Old Age Home, Sector 15, Chandigarh. clothes and food items were provided to them.

On 10th August, 2018, medical expenditures were provided to Nirmal Singh resident of Chandigarh who was heart patient and was admitted in PGI.

On 5th June, 2018, on the occasion of World Environment Day, awareness camp was conducted by our team in Bapu Dham Colony Chandigarh and tree plantation was done by many of the residents and our members

On 5th April, 2018, books , school dresses and other necessary things required by a student were provided to impoverished children of Government Model Senior Secondary School Sector 38 West Chandigarh

On 8th March, 2018, International Women’s Day was celebrated by conducting seminar in Village Dhanas, DMC Colony Chandigarh ,Village Maloya and Rajiv Colony for women empowerment and making them self independent. In the seminar they were taught how they can earn livelihood.

On 20th February, 2018, Jaswinder Kaur resident of Machhiwara Punjab was given full treatment in PGI for her pregnancy problem.

On 11th January 2018 Sharda Devi R/O Desu Majra Punjab who was admitted in Government Hospital Sector- 16 Chandigarh was provided with medical treatment for her ailment.

On 1st December 2017 World AIDS Day a documentary was shown to the people of village Dhanas, Chandigarh to make them understand the real causes of the disease and to clear the misconceptions about AIDS.

2nd October 2017, on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, clothes were distributed free of cost to all our elders who were residing in Old Age Home Sector-15 ,Chandigarh .

On 24th June 2017 a girl named Parveen R/O Sohana Distt Mohali was provided with parlour equipments and was assisted to open her parlour under Women Empowerment activity of Prarthana Foundation.

On 10th April 2017 books, school dresses and stationary were distributed by our team to unprivileged students of Government High School Khanpur.

On 25th March 2017 to 31st March 2017, Seminars and awareness camps were conducted by our foundation with support of Social Security and Women and Child Development Department Punjab on topic -“awareness against Female Foeticide ”. Seminars were conducted in Mata gujri mundi Kharar, Bhagat Ghat Mandir Kharar ,jhajju Majra, village Jhungian, Sante Majra village ,village Khanpur, Ranjit colony Kharar ,Government High School Khanpur.

On 5th December 2016 International Volunteer Day the young youth and people of our nation were motivated by our team to put their efforts in making our nation a better India in a seminar conducted by Prarthana Foundation.

On 1st December 2016 World Aids Day awareness camp was organized in DMC Colony, Chandigarh to make people aware of HIV/AIDS, all details about the disease were provided by our foundation.

Blankets were given to those rickshaw pullers who were poor and unable to purchase them.

Prarthana Foundation afforded marriage expenses of an underprivileged girl

Medicines were provided by prarthana Foundation to a destitute women named Rekha Devi was admitted in PGI, resident of village Suhana, Punjab.

Medical camp was organised by prarthana foundation in village dadumajra, Chandigarh for those people who are not able to afford medical facilities

Medical camp was organised by prarthana foundation in village dadumajra, Chandigarh for those people who are not able to afford medical facilities

School dresses, books and stationery were provided to underprivileged children studying in various government schools

Fans, blackboards and almirahs were provided to M.L. Lall Memorial Public School, Jalgran, District Una, HP.

International Women’s Day was celebrated by making ladies self help groups in villages Dhanas, Khuda Lahora, Kaimballa, Sarangpur, Dadu Majra, Maloya and Khuda Jasu and they were taught the art of candle making and glass painting to make them self independent.

Prarthana Foundation organized an awareness camp for women empowerment at Naya Gaon, Punjab and distributed 10 sewing machines to the girls.

An awareness camp at village Tira, Punjab was organized regarding female foeticide as it has been increasing day by day due to old rituals.

While continuing its mission of identifying and arranging medical treatment for terminal diseases, Prarthana Foundation paid the expenses of Mr.Babu Ram R/0 Baddi, HP who was admitted in P.G.J.

The trust under its educational activities provided books, dresses and stationary, etc to underprivileged children studying in various schools.

Clothes were distributed free of cost to poor children after identifying the urgent need to provide clothing.

Books and stationary were distributed to the students by Prarthana Foundation.

A girls named Sunita R/o Dadumajra, Chandigarh was provided with parlour equipment and was assisted to open her parlour under Women empowerment activity of Prarthana Foundation

 Winter uniforms were distributed to the students in th Vill. Dhanas, Chandigarh

A destitute patient Sh. Lochan Ram was provided with medicine in PGI

Books and stationary items were distributed to 15th under privileged students

 Smt. Bimla Devi was provided with a sewing machine under our Women empowerment activities

Medicine and other necessary items were provided to a destitute and mentally ill patient in PGI

Books and stationary were distributed to the students from under poverty line families

25 sewing machines were distributed to the girls of poor families under Awareness Camp organised by Punjab Social Welfare Board in collaboration with Prarthana Foundation in Pojan district, Punjab.

In collaboration with Punjab Social Welfare Board , Prarthana Foundation organised an Awareness camp for women empowerment at Tira district, Punjab and distributed 30 sewing machines to the girls.

Marriage of Nishu and Pooja daughters of Smt. Binder devi was organised and solemnized by the Prarthana Foundation

The trust under its educational activities paid the school fee and expenses towards books, dresses and stationery etc of 10 poor students.

A wheelchair was donated to a handicapped Mr. Johra Singh. Align with the wheelchair the trust adopted and took the full responsibility of the studies of his 4 year old daughter Jyoti.

Prarthana foundation got a privileged girl married. Entire expenses of the marriage were paid by the trust.

Rallies were conducted from e Palsora, Chandigarh and from Sector-38 against female foeticide. More than 150 young girls and Illiterate women took part in the rallies.

Prarthana Foundation distributed books to 60 Class IV employees of the PGI, Chandigarh who are giving high school examination.

A poor and destitute woman Sheela Devi met with an accident on 15th June, 2009, was admitted to the Santokh Nursing Home, Sector-38, Chandigarh. All expenses amounting to Rs.3568.50 was paid by Prarthana Foundation.

Awareness Generation Camp for Rural & Poor Women was organized in collaboration with Chandigarh Social Welfare Board on 09.04.2009 to 16.04.2009 at Balmiki Mandir, Dadumajra Colony. About 45 women participated in the event. Mrs. Madhu Bansal and Mrs. Lalit Joshi, Chairman, Chandigarh Social Welfare Board were the chief guests.

School Dresses, books and stationary were provided to 24 underprivileged children studying in various Government Schools.

Prarthana Foundation collaboration with Chandigarh Social Welfare Board, Chandigarh organized an Awareness Generation Camp for Rural & Poor Women from 23.03.2009 to 30.03.2009 at Govt. Senior Secondary School, Dadumajra Village. About 35 women were enlightened on the art of candle making, flower making, glass painting, and preparation of nutritious food. Lectures were delivered by esteemed guests on consumer rights, legal right of women, and empowerment of women.

Savitri Devi R/ o Village Jakhera, Himachal Pradesh, admitted in Government Medical College, Sector-32, Chandigarh, all the equipments and medicines were provided by us amounting total to Rs.6737. 95.

A patient carrying trolley worth Rs.5900 was donated at PGI, Chandigarh.

Medicines worth Rs.2437 was provided to Mr. Ohan Singh R/o Rajeev Colony, Chandigarh admitted m Poly Clinic, Sec-22, Chandigarh.

Medicine worth Rs.1314.60 was provided to pregnant destitute women named Susheela Devi R/ o Village-Nikkuchak, Distt-Hoshiarpur admitted in PGI.

School dress worth Rs.685.00 was given to Sunny, a student of Govt. Sr.Sec.School, Dadu Majra.

Medicine worth Rs.627 .50 was provided to Ramlakhan R/o Reethkheri, Dist-Patiala who was admitted in PGI.

Medicine worth Rs.325 was provided to Nirmala Devi r / o Pakhowal, Distt• Gurdaspur who is a heart patient and was admitted in PGI.

School Dresses, books and stationary worth Rs.17695.00 were provided to 10 underprivileged children studying in various Government Schools.

International Women’s Day was celebrated by making Ladies Self Help groups in Villages Dhanas, Khuda Lahora, Kaimballa, Sarangpur, Dadu Majra, Malaya and Khuda J asu and they were taught the art of candle making and envelope making to make them self-independent. Cost incurred was Rs.3870.00.

World Aids Day, a Documentary was shown to the people of Village Dhanas, Punjab to make them understand the real causes of the disease and to clear the misconceptions about AIDS. Cost incurred and borne by the Trust was Rs.2450.00.

An awareness camp at Bapu Dham Colony, Ram Darbar, Chandigarh was organized for female feticide as it has been increasing day by day due to old rituals. Total expenditure done for the same was Rs.1480.00.

Medicines worth Rs.14604.45 were given to Pt. Rajinder Kumar r / o Village- Malaya, Chandigarh admitted in Sector-32, Chandigarh.

Awareness camp for women empowerment was organized at Village Dhanas at a total cost of Rs.1825.00.

The trust under its educational activities paid the School fee and expenses towards books, dresses and stationery etc were borne of the following poor students. Total expenditure amounted to Rs.19270.00 on 07.04.2007.

1. Radhika Ankur, Anchal Ankur Bharti Public School.
2. Aarti, Pooja, Nisha Government Model School, Dadumajra.
3. Sunny, Varun Government Model School, Sector-40, Chandigarh.
4. Harman, Priya, Suman Government Model School, Sector-39, Chandigarh.

An illiterate, homeless old man named Jagtar Singh r / o Village- Gohda, Distt• Hoshiarpur was given full treatment in PG 1 for his Neurological problem for which amount expended by the trust was Rs.24050.00.

An orphan was provided with winter dress and diet at Bal Bhawan, Sector-23, Chandigarh for 3 months. Total expenditure amounted to Rs.3840.00.

Wooden benches for the classrooms and Godrej almirahs worth Rs.16420.00 for school were provided to M. L. Lal Memorial Public School, District UNA (H.P.).

Blankets worth Rs.6890 were given to those Rikshaw Pullers who were poor and unable to purchase.

Two pt’s Sheela Devi and Mrs. Binder r / o Village- Dadumajra, Chandigarh were provided with medical treatment for their ailment. Total expenditure incurred was Rs.13245.00.

Beddings were distributed to the poor on 24th June 2006 in which Bed Sheets, Pillows and Daris worth Rs.8110 were given to Ram Piari R/o Madrasi Colony, Chandigarh.

School bags and books worth Rs.12950.00 were given to the Children who belong to below the poverty line.

A campaign was started Village Palsora, Chandigarh against female foeticide. Total expenditure on the same amounted to Rs.4280.00.

A poor person named Subhash Chander r/o Peeth Bazar, Jawalpur, Distt Saharanpur was provided artificial limb by the trust and borne all the expenses of Rs.17750.00.

A child from CRY organization was adopted by the trust and born supporting education and health for one year expenses of Rs.1200.00.

Fans, black boards and Almira’s worth Rs.13305, were provided to M.L. Lall Memorial Public School, Jalgran, District Una (H.P.).

A free medical camp was arranged in M.L. Lal Memorial Public School, Jalgran, District Una (H. P.). Trust spent Rs.11620.00 on the same.

An old lady was got admitted and treated in P. G.I. for Asthma. All the expenses, amounting to Rs.3730, on her treatment and diet were borne by the trust.

A 9 years old child named Bunty R/o Bhaini Mianakhan, Distt-Gurdaspur was got treated in G. M. C. H. Sector-32, Chandigarh and all the expenses on his treatment, totaling to Rs.4270, were borne by the trust.

A heart patient Ratna Devi R/o Machiwara, Distt.- Ludhiana, a destitute Woman was got admitted in P.G.I. and all the necessary life saving medicines were provided by the trust, as prescribed by the Doctors. The total expenditure amounted to Rs.5735.00.

Prarthana Foundation under its educational activities got admitted Radhika and Anchal daughters of a poor widow R/o Rajiv Colony, Chandigarh in Ankur Bharti Public School, and purchased books/ stationery and dresses worth Rs.7260/- (including admission fees) which their mother could not afford.

While continuing its mission of identifying and arranging medical treatment for terminal diseases. Prarthana Foundation donated Rs. 10,000/- while admitting Mr. Neeraj Dhani R/o Chhatisgarh in P.G.I. vide memo dated 28-3-2005. This was done after observing the dire necessity of rendering treatment to the person living below poverty line and those who are in any way not been able to arrange funds for their treatment to save their lives.

The trust undertakes to provide poor patients with necessary expenditure for the treatment of various diseases. The trust donated Rs. 10,000/- to Tarsem Chand S/o Sh.Kesar Ram R/o VPO Kanaur, Distt• Patiala.

A campaign was organized against female foeticide at Sector-40 C, Chandigarh on the eve of International Women’s Day as tremendous efforts are required to fight against the menace. Cost of the same amounted to Rs.12673.00.

Clothes worth Rs.11,200 /- were distributed free of cost to all inmates (Male/Female) residing in Old Age Home Sector- 15, Chandigarh after identifying the urgent need to provide clothing.

A heart patient Sita Rani a destitute women was admitted by the trust in P. G .I. and all the necessary lifesaving medicines were provided as prescribed by the doctors attending on her.

A patient was admitted m P.G.I. The patient was unable to arrange even fraction of funds for the treatment of his disease. The foundation identified the basic cause of his helplessness and provided necessary financial aid for his treatment.

On the very formation of the trust, it sponsored painting competition on 16.10.2004 in Maharishi Dayanand Public School, Village Daruya with exclusive motive of spreading awareness on vanous issues, service to mankind right from the very childhood by organizing a painting competition.