Core Values

1. Integrity: Maintaining transparency, accountability, and ethical practices in all operations.
2. Empathy: Approaching each community and individual with understanding and compassion.
3. Commitment to Excellence: Ensuring high standards in program delivery for long-lasting, positive change.
4. Inclusivity: Promoting equal opportunities for all, especially marginalized groups.
5. Sustainability: Focusing on sustainable development practices that lead to self-sufficient communities

SF is committed to improving the quality of life for underprivileged individuals through numerous socio-economic development initiatives, including:

• Child Labor Rehabilitation
• Eye Care Services
• Income-Generating Programs
• Promotion of Self-Help Groups and Community-Based Organizations
• Savings and Credit Initiatives
• Community Rehabilitation for the Differently Abled
• Provision of Safe Drinking Water
• Health and Sanitation Initiatives
• Policy Advocacy on Child Rights

Additionally, SF runs programs for non-formal education, such as bridge schools, libraries, and specialized support for vulnerable groups like orphans and the elderly. In collaboration with government agencies, CSR partners, and academic institutions, SF has successfully organized skill development workshops, exhibitions, and conferences aimed at empowering women, youth, and marginalized communities.

Impact

Through a lifecycle approach, SF’s focused welfare projects address key areas, including child education, healthcare, youth skills development, and women’s empowerment. In the past nine years, SF has directly impacted over 10,000 lives, supporting the following initiatives:

• Education: Reintegrating school dropouts and offering bridge courses.
• Healthcare: Organizing over ten health camps to enhance children’s health and school attendance.
• Youth Empowerment: Conducting skills training for youth employment.
• Women and Child Welfare: Prioritizing girl education and women’s empowerment.