Driven by the Spirit of Giving — we bring quality healthcare, education, clean water, and livelihood opportunities to the most underserved communities across India.
Health And Help Society of India (HHSI) is a National-based Non-Profit organization established in 2004, registered under Section 12 & 12A of Act 21 of 1860. Our objective is to protect and preserve our common species of environmental and creature life across India's culture, environment, and climate — through afforestation, groundwater harvesting, animal & bird rehabilitation, and research-led elementary education that revives knowledge we've lost over time.
Today our biggest mission is generating environmental awareness and sensitivity among the masses — encouraging and empowering youth to take part in ongoing projects like Green India Moment, Varun Kumbh, Dana Pani, and Jai Ho — promoting biodiversity protection and sustainable development nationwide.
The principles that guide every project, every plantation drive, and every shelter we build.
From planting forests to saving water, rehabilitating wildlife to reviving ancient wisdom — these are the missions that define HHSI.
Conducting large-scale afforestation drives to combat global warming and climate change — planting new trees and restoring nature across India.
Securing our future by reviving ground water through rooftop rainwater harvesting, and household, industrial, commercial & agricultural water recharge systems.
Open-area shelters for animal and bird rehabilitation — undisturbed spaces with clean drinking water, food, and safe shelter for nature's creatures.
Reviving lost knowledge through Gurukul-based learning — Shastra Vidhya, Veda Gyan, sports and traditional Indian education for the next generation.
Two decades of work, measured in millions of transformed lives across the world's most underserved communities.
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The most powerful measure of our work is the lives transformed — in their own words.
The Jai Ho Gurukul gave my son the Veda Gyan and discipline I never had access to. Today he teaches Shastra Vidhya to children in our own village.
Before HHSI built our Varun Kumbh recharge well, our groundwater dried up every summer. Now our whole village has water year-round and our children no longer miss school to fetch it.
I have looked after the Dana Pani shelter near our farm for three years now. Watching the birds return every morning to safe water and food — that is the real reward.
Dedicated leaders steering HHSI's mission to protect India's environment, water, wildlife, and heritage.
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