Jyoti Group strongly believes in the philosophy of giving back. We understand our responsibility as a corporate citizen in all areas of our business. We take our role for the welfare of the society very sincerely, and for that we make endeavors that lead to sustainable community development.
Jyoti Charitable Trust, established in 1978 by Late Sh. S. K. Jain, was one such step by the Group. Back then, the Trust provided various medical facilities at bare minimum charges to members of underprivileged families, in and around Nazafgarh, New Delhi and nearby villages. Full medical care was given to them with utmost care.
Today, the dispensary has been upgraded in to a mini-hospital called Jyoti Memorial Jain Charitable Hospital to provide more medical facilities to those in need.
Facilities available:
General Physician
Gynecologist
Dentist
Dermatologist
Eye Specialist
Clinic Laboratory
The hospital has also been arranging free medical camps for the prevention of BCG, Polio, Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping Cough, Measles, Typhoid, etc. Many eye check-up camps were also organized for the underprivileged people, where eyes were tested, diagnosed and treated for free.
Beyond the medical sphere of life, Jyoti Group annually donates to various charitable organizations that work in various fields for the betterment of the society.
Organisations
A non-profit organization that work toward the education and village development in rural and tribal areas of India.
A child-focused development organization dedicated to changing the lives of needy children.
A non-profit voluntary organization, created solely with the purpose of helping the cause of mentally challenged, multiply disabled and autistic individuals
Jain Public School, Rewari in the state of Haryana which was established in the year 1986 under the sponsorship of JYOTI GROUP has now become reputed big institute. In the year 2018 Jyoti Group sponsored the 200 seater Santosh Kumar Jain Auditorium at the school.
Further, Jyoti Group has donated 1.25 acres land to Saubhagya Sanskar Trust for setting up a Jain temple with rooms, bhojanalaya and other welfare activities.
