Located at Guru Vridh Ashram, Delhi, the SHEOWS Old Age Home offers the abandoned and the destitute elderly free health care facilities. Since the time we have collaborated with SHEOWS, we have taken up rehabilitation of the elderly in our hands. Apart from offering free health check-ups to the elderly people, we support the electricity bill of the old age home. We try our best to add colors to their lives for celebrating festivals together with them. We organize fun activities for them. Our aim is to spread smile on their face and make their time at the old age home happy and comfortable.

Breaking the traditional stereotype of learning within the four walls of a school classroom, the Hole-in-The-Wall project takes the Learning Station to the playground, employs a unique collaborative learning approach and encourages children to explore, learn and just enjoy!

As a concept, Hole-in-the-Wall has multiple dimensions and a potential which is virtually limitless. What it offers someone depends on the perspective one is looking from.

For villagers, the program allows children to come together and engage in meaningful conversation and indulge in immersive learning activities that broaden their horizons.

Over the past few years, Hole-in-the-Wall kiosks with Solar battery have been installed in 5 schools in Alwar. The Hole-in-the-Wall area is a very safe and secure learning space for children. Care takers hired by NIIT are sitting to support children on the weekdays. Our project is contributing towards enhancing the safety of their resident area.

The Hole in the Wall offers the world a fresh perspective on the learning process.

At present, we have put the training program on hold due to the COVID-19 situation. The same will start once schools reopen.

The partnership between Sony India and the Indian Army under this project exemplifies a shared commitment to enhancing the quality of life for individuals navigating through terminal illnesses by incorporating multidimensional care modalities and to establish a compassionate environment that caters to the diverse needs of patients and their families, fostering an atmosphere of understanding and comfort.

Furthermore, we facilitated the establishment of a medical center with lab equipment and provided salary support to a doctor, an MSW social worker and a staff nurse. Sony India also offered salary grants to five technical staff members. Through these contributions, Sony India aims to enhance the well-being and provide a hopeful future for the psychologically affected orphans at the United Orphanage.

We at Sony India extended our hand in helping the children of these areas achieve their full potential through education, facilitating their acquiring new skills and imparting in them values that will bring success in their lives and make them honest and productive citizens.

They provide artificial limbs, callipers, hand-paddled tricycles, crutches and other aids and appliances to the disabled totally free of charge. They also held 100 on-the-spot artificial limbs / callipers fitment camps in 41 countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America. BMVSS has been given Special Consultative Status with the Economic & Social Council of the United Nations Organization. They provide to amputees / polio patients, other disabled, artificial limbs, callipers and other aids and appliances totally FREE OF CHARGE. Under SID CSR programme, “Sony India” partnered with “Jaipur Foot” to provide artificial limbs, callipers, crutches, Hand Paddled Tricycles and Hearing Aids to disabled suffering from loco-motor disabilities on account of accident by rail or road, landmine and gunshot victims in war zone and strife-torn areas, diseases (like diabetes) etc., or old polio patients from all over the country. To ensure mobility and dignity to the amputee/ polio patients & provide economic assistance i.e., tea shop kit, Dhaba shop kit and sewing machines to disabled for their economic rehabilitation and to serve the society as per Sony’s CSR vision.