HHSI planted 1,200 native trees across our village perimeter. Today, our soil retains moisture throughout the dry season and the local temperature has cooled noticeably.
Health And Help Society of India (HHSI) is a national non-profit organization driving nationwide afforestation, rooftop groundwater harvesting, wildlife rehabilitation shelters, and heritage Gurukul learning.
Health And Help Society of India (HHSI) is registered under Section 12 & 12A of Act 21 of 1860. Established in Delhi, we are dedicated to protecting ecological harmony, preserving wildlife habitats, and revitalizing time-tested knowledge systems.
We believe that forests are not merely timber sources — they are the foundational auto-generating system of oxygen, water equilibrium, and climate balance. Through proactive community mobilization, we empower youth and rural citizens to take ownership of their local environment.
Restoring degraded lands and urban concrete jungles into thriving biodiverse zones.
Combating depleting water tables via rooftop recharge units and village aquifer pits.
Open-air rehabilitation for birds and stray animals with steady water and grains.
Gurukul-based Shastra Vidhya, physical agility, and self-reliant youth development.
Gurukul-based Shastra Vidhya, physical agility, and self-reliant youth development.
Gurukul-based Shastra Vidhya, physical agility, and self-reliant youth development.
From the arid pockets of Bundelkhand to the urban heart of Delhi NCR, HHSI combines grassroots volunteerism with scientific recharge structures and community ownership.
Targeted missions addressing India's most urgent environmental, water, animal welfare, and educational imperatives.
Mobilizing citizens, youth, and institutions for mass native tree plantations (Peepal, Banyan, Neem, Jamun) to counter air pollution, prevent soil erosion, and build micro-forests.
Rooftop rainwater harvesting systems and deep-aquifer recharge pits for domestic, agricultural, and industrial premises to naturally replenish groundwater levels.
Setting up open-area sanctuaries, bird feeding stations, and clean drinking water bowls across city parks and highways so nature’s creatures live free without confinement.
Revitalizing ancient Indian wisdom through holistic Gurukul learning — imparting Shastra Vidhya, Veda Gyan, ethical stewardship, modern science, and martial physical discipline.
See how your contribution directly translates into carbon sequestration, clean oxygen generation, and groundwater replenishment.
HHSI operates across key Indian states with high ecological vulnerability — executing afforestation in NCR, groundwater recharge in drought-prone Bundelkhand, and traditional gurukuls in rural east.
Active urban micro-forest drives under Green India Moment, 40+ rooftop rainwater systems in Mayur Vihar & Noida, and 18 Dana Pani bird rescue shelters.
Every donation is entitled to a 50% tax exemption under Section 80G of the Indian Income Tax Act. You will instantly receive a digitally signed 80G tax receipt.
Lend your skills to field planting drives, water engineering, animal shelter care, or online advocacy.
Lead weekend sapling planting drives, coordinate seed ball distributions, and monitor sapling growth in Delhi NCR and UP.
Survey community rooftop areas, assist in designing gravity recharge pits, and educate farmers on aquifer replenishment.
Maintain grain stations, clean water pots in local parks, and coordinate with animal rescue volunteers during distress calls.
Teach basic mathematics, digital literacy, Sanskrit verses, or physical sports to young scholars at our learning centers.
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We maintain zero-tolerance financial discipline. Over 92% of every rupee goes directly toward grassroots field execution.
Witness the real human and environmental impact made possible by our generous patrons and volunteers.
HHSI planted 1,200 native trees across our village perimeter. Today, our soil retains moisture throughout the dry season and the local temperature has cooled noticeably.
Our school borewell had dried completely. The Varun Kumbh rooftop harvesting system revived our aquifer within two monsoon cycles. Over 400 children now have fresh tap water.
The Jai Ho Gurukul scholarship gave my child an education grounded in moral ethos, physical training, and modern subjects. He has grown into a disciplined, confident leader.
Join us on the ground or participate virtually in our upcoming environmental and wellness drives.
Visionary leaders spearheading HHSI’s initiatives with integrity, transparency, and grassroots dedication.
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