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Ayesha Sultana’s Ayat Foundation Wins Best NGO Award at AMP’s National Awards 2025

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Kothagudem, TELANGANA :

Hyderabad: 

The Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) hosted its 5th National Awards for Social Excellence (NASE) 2025 at Anwar-ul-Uloom College, Hyderabad, celebrating changemakers and institutions shaping social progress across India. The event, attended by more than 300 participants, honoured outstanding contributions in education, social welfare, and humanitarian service.

Ayat Education and Welfare Foundation from Kothagudem, Telangana, led by Dr Ayesha Sultana, won the Best NGO Award of the Year (State). In a short span, the foundation has impacted over 7,500 lives through education, women empowerment, and welfare programs. It offers academic and Qur’anic education, youth training in soft skills, and guidance for careers and personal growth. The foundation also provides medical aid, food relief, and disaster assistance. Its women’s online education program, which reached 1,500 learners in one year, was highlighted as a model of empowerment.

Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani, Chairman of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB), graced the ceremony as Chief Guest and felicitated awardees for their service to society. Prominent figures from academia, government, and civil society, including officials from the Telangana Waqf Board and retired IPS officers, attended the event.

AMP also recognized 10 national awardees such as Human Welfare Foundation, Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind Public Trust, and Sahayata Trust.

Lifetime Achievement Awards were presented to philanthropist Ghiasuddin Babukhan, educationist Dr P. A. Inamdar, and retired IPS officer Mohammad Wazir Ansari.

The event also marked the launch of AMP’s National Talent Search (NTS) 2025, expected to engage over two lakh students nationwide.

Ayesha Sultana is a regular contributor to radiancenews.com and former editor of AURA emagazine.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Markers of Excellence> Report / by Radiance News Bureau / October 04th, 2025

Empowering Dreams: HWF Awards Scholarships to Orphan Students

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NEW DELHI :

New Delhi:

In an initiative to uplift and empower orphans, Human Welfare Foundation (HWF) awarded scholarships to 85 orphan students – 25 of which were for undergraduate and postgraduate studies – along with the Siddique Hasan Award to one exceptional student. The event took place at The Scholar School here Wednesday.

Vice Chairman of HWF, T. Arif Ali, presided over the event, emphasising the foundation’s VISION 26 programme, which addresses 10 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. In his remarks, he urged students to give back to society once they achieve their dreams and praised the mothers in attendance for their role in nurturing and empowering their children in the absence of fathers.

Chief Guest Professor Sara Begum, Dean of Faculty of Education, Jamia Millia Islamia, encouraged students to pursue positive, innovative, and inquisitive learning. She highlighted the importance of service-mindedness and learning to live together in harmony and tolerance.

Dr. Nisha Nupur, Medical Officer at the Directorate of Health Services, Delhi, motivated students to engage in social service in addition to their career pursuits, encouraging them to become self-reliant and independent.

Charan Singh, Superintendent of the Social Welfare Department, GNCT Delhi, reminded the audience that true wealth lies in service, saying, “If a person or organisation is affluent but does not serve others, their wealth is meaningless.”

Zahoor Ahmed, Head of HWF’s Orphan Care and Community Development, outlined the Foundation’s initiatives to support orphaned students, including the establishment of nine hostels across various states to provide safe and nurturing environments.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Report / by Radiance News Bureau / October 30th, 2024

Human Welfare Foundation & Railtel Corporation Of India Join Hands To Implement CSR Projects

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NEW DELHI :

New Delhi:

Human Welfare Foundation (HWF), in collaboration with RailTel Corporation of India Limited, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to carry out a corporate social responsibility (CSR) project aimed at promoting healthcare and women’s empowerment in selected villages of the Jalna District of Maharashtra.

The project will include two interconnected initiatives. The first will address menstrual hygiene in a few selected villages in Jalna District, while the second will run a mobile unit staffed by healthcare professionals to facilitate special online consultations and offline solutions for common people in selected villages.

RailTel Corporation of India Limited will provide funding support for the project, which will be implemented over a period of one year in six villages in the Jalna District, namely Chikali, Dalegaon, Kedarkheda, Loangaon, Chandai, and Rajur.

The project’s activities will include the formation of two self-help groups comprising 60 women who will be responsible for the distribution of sanitary napkins in the villages. The project will also create a source of livelihood for the women, sensitizing and raising awareness among young girls and women in these villages about the health benefits of the use of sanitary napkins, menstrual hygiene, and health-related issues.

The project’s goal is to empower people in the selected villages to address health and nutrition issues and set up income-generating plants for women. The project will focus on two areas of activity, namely self-help group formation for menstrual hygiene management (MHM) and tele-health medicine.

The project aims to provide infrastructure, training, health, and medical facilities in Jalna District villages, promote hygienic menstrual practices among rural women and adolescent girls, eliminate stigmas and taboos related to menstruation, facilitate authentic information and guidance to reduce hospitalization, empower girls by addressing gender issues, provide comprehensive mobile health care services, and enhance the physical and psychological well-being of rural women. The project also offers free tele-consultations by an expert panel of doctors to all beneficiaries.

source: http://www.indiatomorrow.net / India Tomorrow / Home> Economy / by admin India Tomorrow / March 08th, 2023