Building on progress made in 2025 through the women's empowerment program in Dadri, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Ambuja Foundation and Aramco have extended the "Empowering Women" initiative for an additional year in 2026. This year, the project will focus on expanding opportunities for women in the region through training in stitching, tailoring, and block printing.

Chandrakant Kumbhani's begins not in a boardroom, but on a rainfed farm in Gujarat, where, as a young boy, he helped grow and sell the produces in a nearby market.

When a determined young NGO professional walked into his office for the third year in a row seeking support for disadvantaged children, he saw something far more valuable than another funding proposal.

In Patancheru, where factories sit beside farms, water once flowed in only one direction — away. Downstream. Depleted. Disappearing. Today, some of that water is finding its way back.

Aiming to empower youth with employable skills, Ambuja Foundation joined hands with Venktesh Investment and Trading Company (B2V Ventures) and launched a new skill training centre in Porbandar, Gujarat. The joint venture aims to train 1100 youth and equip them with essential skills in the next three years.

Addressing the irrigation challenge in twenty-three villages in Farakka town, Murshidabad, West Bengal, Ambuja Foundation supported 5700 farmers in building River Lift Irrigation systems adopting multi-cropping practices and doubling their incomes.

Agriculture development and efficient water management programme to benefit over 14,250 households across 46 villages

Sensory Integration Room was set up in 2024 to support children with autism

The Nari Shakti Federation in Uttarakhand had built a successful enterprise selling cowdung cakes — an eco-friendly product based on traditional rural practices and the increasing demand for traditional, eco-friendly products. But there was one problem: the product was packaged in plastic.

Ambuja Foundation's work across health and skill development has recently received recognition at both national and state levels, reflecting the continued efforts of its teams, partners, and communities in creating meaningful grassroots impact.

Across India’s cotton fields, women have always been present—sowing seeds, tending crops, managing livestock, and sustaining households. Yet for decades, their contributions remained largely invisible—unrecognised within formal agricultural systems and excluded from decision-making

Aiming to empower underserved youth in Uttar Pradesh, Ambuja Foundation and Kanohar Electricals Limited have partnered to establish a new Skill & Entrepreneurship Development Institute in Modinagar, Uttar Pradesh. The three-year programme aims to train more than 1,000 rural youth with employment-oriented skills, preparing them for sustainable livelihoods.