Caring for communities across the country
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About Infosys Foundation
Infosys Foundation was conceived with a simple goal: paying it forward by creating lasting, intergenerational change and helping people across the country. Our projects and grants have been instrumental in changing lives and developing the future leaders of the country through better access to resources and opportunities.
The Foundation’s major focus areas include education, healthcare, women empowerment, and environmental sustainability, amongst others. We are proud to have extended our legacy of empowering marginalized communities to all 28 states and 5 union territories of the country. Explore stories from our journey below.
Initiatives Across India
Himachal Pradesh
Rehabilitation of army widows and next-of-kin
Delhi
Funding care for cancer victim families
Ladakh
Conservation of exotic Himalayan species
Himachal Pradesh
Rehabilitation of army widows and next-of-kin
Delhi
Funding care for cancer victim families
Ladakh
Conservation of exotic Himalayan species
Himachal Pradesh
Rehabilitation of army widows and next-of-kin
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Bihar
Funding midday meals to schools
Jharkhand
Year-round irrigation for tribal land
Bihar
Funding midday meals to schools
Jharkhand
Year-round irrigation for tribal land
Bihar
Funding midday meals to schools
Jharkhand
Year-round irrigation for tribal land
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Gujarat
Funding academics and research at IIM, Ahmedabad
Goa
Annual funding for animal welfare programs
Rajasthan
Funding prosthetics for underprivileged patients
Madhya Pradesh
Restoration of the Bateshwar temples
Gujarat
Funding academics and research at IIM, Ahmedabad
Goa
Annual funding for animal welfare programs
Rajasthan
Funding prosthetics for underprivileged patients
Madhya Pradesh
Restoration of the Bateshwar temples
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Puducherry
Digital literacy for underprivileged students
Andhra Pradesh
Gravity-fed water systems for 150 villages
Karnataka
Rehabilitation of Devadasis
Puducherry
Digital literacy for underprivileged students
Andhra Pradesh
Gravity-fed water systems for 150 villages
Karnataka
Rehabilitation of Devadasis
Puducherry
Digital literacy for underprivileged students
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Meghalaya
Constructing a girls hostel for a local school
Tripura
Supported the midday meal scheme for government schools
Meghalaya
Constructing a girls hostel for a local school
Tripura
Supported the midday meal scheme for government schools
Meghalaya
Constructing a girls hostel for a local school
Tripura
Supported the midday meal scheme for government schools
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Stories of Success
Infosys Foundation Initiatives
Discover how we're building a more equitable, safer, and better nation for marginalized communities, one initiative at a time.
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Aarohan Social Innovation Awards
Conceived by Infosys Foundation, Aarohan Social Innovation Awards reward trailblazing solutions to real-world problems in healthcare, education, and women empowerment.
Empowering the blind with Artificial Intelligence
When Seetharam Muthangi's sister lost her eyesight, he wanted to help blind people lead a better life. This led him to build Smart Vision Glasses — an AI-enriched assistive device that helps people with visual disabilities identify objects and people, gauge distance, and even read books.
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Improving access to better sanitation
A large majority of underprivileged urban women are still deprived of the basic amenities of sanitized household toilets. Shelter Associates, an NGO, strives to rectify this problem with their innovation of One Home One Toilet, a data-driven model focused on providing good quality toilets to houses in urban slums.
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Revolutionizing jaundice treatment with phototherapy
80% of premature babies and 60% of term babies get jaundice. Yet there are very limited options to diagnose and treat it in rural areas. When Prasad Muddam’s son was diagnosed with jaundice, treating him proved to be a huge struggle. This pushed Prasad to invent nLite 360 — a portable, battery-powered smart phototherapy device that provides customized treatment for jaundice.
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Empowering the blind with Artificial Intelligence
When Seetharam Muthangi's sister lost her eyesight, he wanted to help blind people lead a better life. This led him to build Smart Vision Glasses — an AI-enriched assistive device that helps people with visual disabilities identify objects and people, gauge distance, and even read books.
Watch Video
Improving access to better sanitation
A large majority of underprivileged urban women are still deprived of the basic amenities of sanitized household toilets. Shelter Associates, an NGO, strives to rectify this problem with their innovation of One Home One Toilet, a data-driven model focused on providing good quality toilets to houses in urban slums.
Watch Video
Revolutionizing jaundice treatment with phototherapy
80% of premature babies and 60% of term babies get jaundice. Yet there are very limited options to diagnose and treat it in rural areas. When Prasad Muddam’s son was diagnosed with jaundice, treating him proved to be a huge struggle. This pushed Prasad to invent nLite 360 — a portable, battery-powered smart phototherapy device that provides customized treatment for jaundice.
Watch Video
Empowering the blind with Artificial Intelligence
When Seetharam Muthangi's sister lost her eyesight, he wanted to help blind people lead a better life. This led him to build Smart Vision Glasses — an AI-enriched assistive device that helps people with visual disabilities identify objects and people, gauge distance, and even read books.
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