Healing Himalayas Foundation

The foundation’s flagship project, 'Sustaining Paradise,' aims to preserve and conserve the precious natural heritage of the Himalayas. The influx of tourists has led to pollution, with non-biodegradable waste accumulating in valleys and streams, causing environmental harm. The project focuses on building a sustainable waste management system at the local level, with waste collection and processing centers supported by communities. Workshops, trainings, and clean-up drives empower communities for safe waste disposal.

The aim of this project is to achieve complete source segregation of waste from all waste generators in Narkanda Nagar Panchayat, enabling end-to-end waste management for the town. Healing Himalayas is providing support to achieve these goals. The team of Healing Himalayas is involved in designing waste segregation tools, awareness programs, and waste management workshops.

The foundation is committed to conserving the beauty of India's green land through Integrated Solid Waste Management, Material Recovery Facility, and Agroforestry. The goal is to construct a waste collection center in Village Jhojhu kalan, Haryana, to segregate and recycle garbage from local landfills and villages. The project aims to establish a sustainable waste management system that safeguards the environment, wildlife, and biodiversity of the region. By reducing hazardous gas emissions from burning rejected dumps, the health of the local population will be preserved, eliminating past risks.