ICCPL Foundation Contributes Rs 50,000 to UMEED Vocational Training Centre Under ‘Rahat with ICCPL’ Initiative
New Delhi, September 27, 2026: ICCPL Foundation, under its flagship CSR initiative ‘Rahat with ICCPL’, has contributed Rs 50,000 to the UMEED Vocational Training Centre, an organisation operating under the aegis of the Air Force Families Welfare Association. The contribution supports UMEED’s ongoing work with special and autistic children. Alongside the donation, members of the Foundation team visited the centre to interact directly with the children.
During the visit, the Foundation team engaged with the children to gain insight into the programs run by UMEED. To mark the occasion, the children presented handmade gifts to the visiting team. The event also featured a birthday celebration for one of the children at the centre.
The financial contribution forms part of ICCPL Foundation’s broader efforts to assist organisations focused on the development and welfare of neurodivergent children and those with special needs. Beyond monetary support, the Foundation emphasizes direct community engagement across its corporate social responsibility programs.
Ambika Saxena, CEO of ICCPL Foundation, said, “At ICCPL Foundation, we believe that meaningful social impact comes from both extending tangible support and building genuine human connections. Our contribution to UMEED is an effort to support the important work being undertaken for special and autistic children, while our visit allowed us to spend meaningful time with them and understand their world a little better. The handmade gifts and the birthday celebration made the interaction particularly special for our team. Through ‘Rahat with ICCPL’, we will continue to support initiatives that promote inclusion, dignity, care, and greater opportunities for children and communities who need them.”
For the past four years, ICCPL Foundation has operated community-focused outreach projects aimed at supporting vulnerable populations. Under the ‘Rahat with ICCPL’ campaign, its activities have included educational support, winter blanket distribution, food drives, menstrual hygiene awareness, support for acid attack survivors, clothing donations, visits to senior care facilities, and celebratory events for underserved children.
