Our primary goal is maintaining freshness, be it for your products or the planet. We actively seek to steer everyday operations away from affecting the environment. So we have initiated projects on a global scale to protect the environment
Habitat for Humanity Guatemala
Ecotact is honored to collaborate with Habitat for Humanity Guatemala to support Nochan, Olapa and Chiquimula communities. This partnership has enabled us to provide essential concrete flooring and shelters to underprivileged families, markedly enhancing their living conditions.
In Guatemala, numerous families reside in makeshift homes constructed from materials like plastic and cardboard. These structures often lack concrete floors, making living conditions hazardous and exposing residents to health risks. The absence of proper flooring results in frequent flooding during the rainy season and persistent humidity, which leads to respiratory illnesses and other health issues among children.
Thanks to our combined efforts with Habitat for Humanity, we install durable concrete floors and shelters, creating safer and healthier environments for these families. At Ecotact, we humbly support and take pride in global community initiatives, which can positively impact the lives of the underprivileged.
We associate with many causes, one such notable being the Women's Coffee Alliance - India (WCAI): The India chapter of International Women's Coffee Alliance (IWCA) that works for the upliftment of women coffee growers.
We support the ‘Nayan Tara’ scheme that looks into the education of the daughters of female coffee-plantation workers. We are proud to sponsor the education of children studying in government-run and private schools in the coffee-growing regions of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, namely Chikmagalur, B.R. Hills, Coorg, Sakleshpur, and Pattiveeranpatti.
Apna Ghar Ashram
We are honoured to support and aid Apna Ghar Ashram which has its headquarters in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, and has centers across 30 cities.
Apna Ghar Ashram was set up by Dr. B.M.Bhardwaj and Dr. Madhuri Bhardwaj to serve homeless and sick people. In the ashram, all necessities like treatment, food, clothing, care, and other requirements are provided to the needy free of cost and with the support of the public.
35 Apna Ghar Ashrams are running in 8 States of India as of today. There is also one in Kathmandu, Nepal, where more than 6000 Prabhuji (inmates) are residing and being cared for.
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