Infosys Foundation India

Creating impact with clean power. Supported by #InfosysFoundation and implemented by the Pune DC CSR Team, the Anamprem Satyamev Jayate Gram Project in Ahilyanagar supports nearly 150 persons with disabilities. A 20 kV solar grid now powers the campus sustainably.

Jagsher Singh from Punjab won Silver in U‑19 Boys’ Singles at the FZ FORZA Alpes International U19 2026. Through the Infosys Foundation–CBE Champions Program, #InfosysFoundation supports athletes with high‑performance training and competition with Centre for Badminton Excellence.

Creating access to quality healthcare where it matters most. In FY25, Infosys Foundation reached 28,61,930 people across India through 200+ projects—from maternal care and hospital infrastructure to eye care, digital health, and menstrual health awareness. #WorldHealthDay

Inclusive education needs more than access. Hexis and Iris, India’s integrated learning ecosystem for visually impaired students, won the Jury’s Special Award at #AarohanAwards2025, receiving ₹10 lakh plus mentorship and incubation. Learn more: shortner.infy.com/k7jtK.

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Supporting learning through collective effort. 350+ volunteers from Infosys Pune DC created 80 science kits, 584 fabric bags, and 5 educational Jenga sets. Supported by Infosys Foundation, the drive reached 900+ students across three schools. #InfosysFoundation #Volunteering

Preventable vision loss persists in many rural communities due to gaps in access and awareness. Through partnerships with Vivekananda Netralaya and LV Prasad Eye Institute, efforts are underway to strengthen early diagnosis and expand access to care. #InfosysFoundation

From an idea to a flagship initiative, the Aarohan Awards have become a platform for powerful social innovation. Sumit Virmani highlights the depth of this year’s entries, especially in water conservation and women’s wellbeing. #AarohanAwards #InfosysFoundation

At Infosys MCity, Chennai, volunteers from SNEHAM supported the Para Sitting Cricket Tournament, bringing para-athletes together to compete and showcase their skills. The event also contributed to national team selection. #InfosysFoundation #Volunteering #Inclusion #Sports

Through the Infosys Foundation – CBE Champions Nurturing Program, #InfosysFoundation supports athletes as they continue to grow through high-performance training and competition, in partnership with the Centre for Badminton Excellence (CBE). #CBE #Badminton #Sports

Early detection saves lives. CERVICHECK, India’s first CDSCO‑approved at‑home HPV self‑sampling kit, makes screening accessible. It won a Jury’s Special Award at Aarohan Awards 2025, receiving ₹10 lakh plus mentorship & incubation. Learn More: shortner.infy.com/k7jtK.

At Infosys, our approach goes beyond water conservation. It’s about restoring balance through action and innovation. Through the Infosys Foundation, we help improve access where it’s needed most. The choices we make today, shape tomorrow. #WorldWaterDay #ESGIsAnOpportunity

Bringing families together to learn, engage, and contribute towards a greener future. During Petit Infoscion Day, children and families joined sustainability activities from seedball making to nursery visits. Organized by Samarpan, the Bengaluru DC CSR team. #Volunteering

Lakshya Sen won Silver at the All England Open 2026 in Birmingham after a close final against Lin Chun Yi. The Infosys Foundation – Centre for Badminton Excellence Champions Nurturing Program supports his journey to perform at the highest level. #InfosysFoundation #Sports

Innovation goes beyond technology. Aparna Uppuluri reflects on how the Aarohan Awards shift the lens to solutions rooted in real social problems. She was moved by innovators who drew from lived experiences, turning empathy into meaningful solutions. #AarohanAwards

Cyber threats are a growing concern in today’s digital world. Established in 2019 by Karnataka CID with DSCI and #InfosysFoundation, CCITR has trained 13,000+ personnel across India this year. The CIDECODE summit continues to strengthen cybercrime investigation capacity.

Project Bindu enables remote, tech-driven work for persons with disabilities. It won a Jury’s Special Award at the Aarohan Awards 2025, receiving ₹10 lakh along with mentorship and incubation support. Learn more: shortner.infy.com/k7jtK. #AarohanAwards

Extreme heat impacts health and productivity. Sukoon tackles this with a smart jacket using a Digital Hybrid-IDEC system. It won a Jury’s Special Award at Aarohan Awards 2025, earning ₹10 lakh mentorship and incubation. Learn more: shortner.infy.com/k7jtK #AarohanAward

Comprehensive Wildlife Management (CWM) is a web platform that streamlines wildlife rescue, treatment, rehab, and release. Winner of the Aarohan Social Innovation Awards 2025, it received ₹10 lakh plus mentorship to help scale its impact. Learn More: shortner.infy.com/k7jtK.