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Two Entities - One Shared Vision - STFC and SCUF are now merged as Shriram Finance
14-11-2022 14:08:45Shriram Finance Limited strongly supports the Nation’s growth and development through various CSR activities. Shriram Finance has been focusing on improving the community’s well-being in the crucial areas of health improvement, primary education and skill development
In our quest to serve the underserved and promote prosperity, we have been engaging in several social welfare and empowerment projects to train youth from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, provide them with employable skills, and access to employment as well as entrepreneurship opportunities. Previously undertaken by Shriram Transport Finance Company and Shriram City Union Finance and now driven by the merged entities under Shriram Finance Limited, our CSR program encompasses Skill Development and Livelihood, Vocational Training, Education and Scholarships for our beloved community
Shriram's Education Programme aims to create enabling conditions so that more underprivileged children stay in school and complete their schooling. Sanitation Infrastructure, healthcare, and rural development initiatives are a top priority under CSR for education. Shriram provides scholarships to talented students from weaker sections of society to make learning more stimulating and help children achieve higher learning levels and a better future.
Shriram Finance Limited has been making specific contributions to increase the literacy rate by extending scholarships to enable and augment formal education and learning for children and youth from the families of the transport fraternity
Shriram Matriculation School: Online zoom classes, English classes for teachers, online class demos, YouTube e-learning
The Art of Living School: Contributed better infrastructure to provide free education, facilities and equipment to 3,627 students
Scholarships are given to students between standards 8 and 12 (secondary and higher secondary education)
Scholarships supported over 1,80,000 students from multiple regions of the country for secondary and higher secondary education
Guided by the National Health Mission’s (NHM) vision of ensuring that all people in the country can access quality and affordable health services, “Mobile Medical Unit/Clinic” provides free-of-cost medical check-ups, lab tests and medicines to the trucker community. Shriram-funded MMUs/clinics are functional across 15 locations in 11 states. It aims at improving the accessibility to primary healthcare for the weaker sections of society
Key achievements of SFL’s healthcare initiatives in creating a good health ecosystem for transport fraternity
Screening, diagnosis, treatment and referral for non-communicable, communicable diseases, and other minor health conditions
Awareness, education and counselling on healthy practices, lifestyle modifications, non-communicable disease management, etc.
A unique model of Tobacco Cessation Counselling and referrals program for the trucking community
Shriram has crossed the benchmark of reaching out to 8.9 lakh plus beneficiaries with an average of more than 85% from truck community
India, one of the countries with the highest youth population in the world, faces the most incredible opportunity and a challenge. This demographic dividend provides a vast workforce reservoir and focuses on making this talent pool employable. Under its ‘Skill India’ mission, the Government of India has initiated several schemes to achieve this. Since its inception, the Government has emphasised that this vision cannot be achieved without multi-stakeholder collaboration, the corporate sector/business marked as a critical contributor
Shriram Finance has contributed towards this national goal by extending training for the skilling, re-skilling and up-skilling the rural youth.
6 States, 879 Youth trained, 729 (83%) placed
Swami Vivekananda Rural Development Society – skill development training for 125 women in computer training, tailoring
Training for new drivers in light motor vehicles (LMVs) and heavy motor vehicles (HMVs)
Jobs/placement linkages, primarily in the commercial transport industry are provided to trained drivers
24000 drivers trained & reskilled till date