Skill & Community Development

Skill & Community Development

Hartek Foundation is dedicated to enhancing healthcare access and infrastructure, especially in rural areas.

Skill Development Workshops

  • House Wiring and Fittings training : In collaboration with Hartek India, we conducted a three-week training program in house wiring and fittings, specially designed for the patients at the rehabilitation center. This hands-on training provided practical skills to help participants build a foundation for future employment opportunities in electrical work, contributing to their journey towards self-sufficiency and rehabilitation.
  • Data Room setup at the Skill Lab. On his ongoing commitment to community empowerment, Hartek Foundation has launched the Data Room under the Hartek Skill lab at the De-addiction and Rehab Centre Sector 66 (Mohali). This initiative aims to facilitate the upskilling and engagements of patients undergoing rehabilitation, thereby supporting their journey towards recovery and reintegration into society.
  • Envelop making: We organized an Employment Workshop focused on envelope making in which all the DDRC patients participated. The envelope-making workshop was designed as an initiative to foster employment opportunities and actively engage patients in meaningful, hands-on activities. By involving patients in a productive craftwork process, the workshop aimed to enhance their focus, improve fine motor skills, and build self-worth. Incentives were provided to encourage participation. This initiative aligns with our commitment to empowering individuals through skill development and self-esteem enhancement.
  • Candle Making Workshop in collaboration with the Deepakriti Institute of Creative Arts, and all the DDRC patients have participated. To recognize their efforts and encourage participation, incentives were provided to all attendees. The candles crafted during the workshop were proudly showcased at the Saras Mela in Mohali, giving patients an opportunity to share their creativity with the public. All proceeds from the candle sales will be reinvested into DDRC to fund further training programs, thereby sustaining the cycle of empowerment and skill-building for these individuals. Through these programs, we are creating lasting impact by offering essential skills and support that contribute to both their rehabilitation and long-term livelihood.

Training for youth

Hartek Foundation is proud to extend its technical support to the Community Affairs Division of Punjab Police in their ongoing Yuva Sanjh program. Launched under the chairmanship of the DGP, Punjab, the program aims to address the growing disorientation among the state’s youth, including issues such as substance abuse, disengagement from education, and unemployment. Through a combination of constructive counselling and skill development programs, Yuva Sanjh seeks to guide young individuals back into the societal mainstream, equipping them with practical skills for self-reliance and a productive future. Hartek Foundation’s expertise will play a vital role in supporting these initiatives, ensuring a positive impact on the youth of Punjab.


Community Support and Upliftment

Covid Relief activities
With the onset of Covid-19, lakhs of families were affected- directly and indirectly- due to limited access to basic necessities. The foundation launched various initiatives in the Tricity area and for the Hartek staff members as the city grappled with the second and third wave of the virus infection. The months of were especially tough as the country faced the second wave of covid infections along with extreme oxygen shortage, increasing deaths and an overall sense of doom.

Through our initiatives, we had a beneficiary outreach to 4000+ individuals in the form of:

  • Langar Sewa (Free food delivery) for Covid affected families
  • Vaccine donation to the Punjab government
  • Vaccination camp in Raipur village
  • Blood donation camp to support PGI Hospital, Chandigarh
  • Distribution of N-95 masks and oximeters
  • Donation support to setup a 50-bed hospital during second wave

Chabeel Sewa: A Tribute to Guru Arjan Dev Ji’s Legacy
In the spirit of unity and optimism, Hartek Foundation proudly carried out a 5-day Chabeel Sewa in during the intense heat, honoring the martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev Ji. His sacrifice for the sanctity of Sikh scriptures is a powerful reminder of resilience and faith, and we commemorate this on Shaheedi Diwas.

Through this initiative, we offer refreshing chabeel to the community as a gesture of service, spreading messages of resilience, unity, and positivity. It is our way of giving back to society, fostering a sense of togetherness, and promoting compassion.


Distribution of Blankets and Socks in Kushth Ashram Sector 44 Chd
Hartek Foundation has been deeply committed to making a positive impact on a community. One of our significant initiative was aimed at providing essential winter clothing to the Chandi Kusht Ashram located at Sector 47 Chandigarh. We were able to extend our support to 50 families residing at the Ashram. Each families received warm showls and socks, ensuring that they are better equipped to face the extreme winter months.


Blanket distribution
as part of our ongoing community support and upliftment efforts, Hartek Foundation distributed blankets to individuals in need. This initiative was aimed at providing relief to those who are most vulnerable during the harsh winter months, ensuring they are protected from the cold. By distributing these blankets, we sought to alleviate the hardships faced by families, particularly in rural and underprivileged areas, during the chill waves. This effort reflects our commitment to the well-being of the community, focusing on immediate needs and fostering a sense of care and solidarity.


kite making with Rehab patients,
On February 14, 2024 the Hartek Foundation visited the drug rehabilitation centre Sector 66 Mohali, to organize a kite-making competition for the patients. The efforts to support the mental and emotional wellbeing of individuals recovering from substance abuse. The competition was designed to provide a creative and therapeutic outlet for the patients, offering them an opportunity to express themselves through art.

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