Smile Foundation

It runs the "Smile on the Wheels" programme, a mobile hospital van that reaches out to the far-flung rural areas and slums.

It addresses the 3A issues- Accessibility, Affordability & Availability. It has catered to 15 lakhs plus beneficiaries so far.

It has also catered to the school-going children under the school health programme and has conducted several multi-speciality camps.

It works on improving the skill sets of the youth to match the market demand under its program called "Smile Twin E-learning Programme (STeP)".

It focuses on English proficiency, basic computer knowledge and soft skills that include communication skills, body language, personal grooming, etc that are pre-requisites in retail, hospitality and BPO sectors.

Runs "Swabhiman"- a programme for women empowerment that aims to guide adolescent girls & women on their healthcare issues and consider themselves as a priority, it guides them on their reproductive health rights, looks into their education and actively involves their male counterparts in the process.

It runs a national-level program called "Mission Education" which was started in 2002. The Foundation's work on education focuses on pre-school (3-6 years), non-formal education for those that are not going to school (6-14 years ), Remedial Education for the school going students (6-14 years) and bridge course for the dropouts(14-18 years).

Under this programme, it has reached out to 2 lakhs+ children through 240 Mission Education Centres, several students have been mainstreamed in the formal schools and a larger percentage of beneficiaries are girls.

Smile Foundation actively works to provide relief during a disaster to children and families. It also helps them rebuild their lives and provides them support with education, healthcare and livelihood.

It has been part of disaster response during the tsunami, Kashmir Earthquake, Maharashtra floods, Bihar floods, Kerala Flood, Masoodpur Fire and Uttarakhand floods.