Shreya Group Unveils Social Responsibility Initiatives Benefiting 27,000

Shreya Group of Companies launches programs through its Shreya Foundation Trust to assist disadvantaged individuals with financial aid for home building, education, and marriage. Announced at Radisson Blu Hotel, these initiatives will extend to the public in 2025, currently benefiting the company’s affiliates and employees.

In a striking demonstration of corporate social responsibility, the Shreya Group of Companies has rolled out four new programs through its Shreya Foundation Trust. These initiatives aim to support underprivileged leaders, customers, and employees, and were unveiled during a press conference at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Mumbai.

The four programs include the Building Material Initiative Program (B.M.I.P.), which provides financial aid to individuals aspiring to build their own homes, and the Child Education Program (C.E.P.), covering educational expenses for underprivileged children from LKG through 12th grade. The Higher Education Program (H.E.P.) offers financial assistance for economically disadvantaged students pursuing higher education. Additionally, the Girls Marriage Initiative Program (G.M.I.P.) supports the marriages of underprivileged girls by providing financial aid and essentials like jewelry and electronics.

Currently benefiting over 27,000 individuals within the Shreya Group's network, these programs will be extended to the general public starting April 2025. Chairman Hemant Kumar Rai emphasized the importance of ensuring the aid reaches deserving individuals. The event saw attendance from key members and leaders of the Shreya Group, highlighting the company's widespread commitment to its social mission.

(With inputs from agencies.)