A Look Back on What We Have Done: Reflecting on Our Journey of Impact

As we continue to move forward with purpose and passion at Dianalds New Era Care Foundation (DNECF), it’s important to pause and reflect on the road we’ve traveled. Over the past months and years, we’ve worked tirelessly to uplift communities, empower women and youth, and create opportunities where they’re needed most. This blog takes a heartfelt look back at the milestones we've achieved, the lives we've touched, and the lessons we've learned along the way. It's a celebration of growth, impact, and the unwavering spirit of change that drives everything we do. SHE CAN Initiative

SHE CAN is an initiative of our STRI SHAKTI vertical. The initiative upholds the value of providing recognition and opportunity to empowered woman resource of our society to empower the society as a whole. We are proud to acknowledge and appreciate such powerful and inspiring women from various walks of life. 

A few projects/ events produced under this initiative include the annual She Can Excellence Award, where we appreciate and recognise the inspirational women of our country for their incredible achievements in various walks of  life. We also produced and presented an entire theatre production called “De Poyi Da Vannu”,under this initiatives that was entirely managed, produced and participated by women from all age groups. this was highly appreciated at the Kerala House Kerala Piravi celebration and National Media Centre’s Theatre festival. We also support many women led initiative and have new projects for the same.

Collaboration with other Organisations

TAR THE ROADS, NOT THE LUNGS

The Dianalds New Era Care Foundation (DNECF) leads the fight against tobacco with the "Tar The Roads and Not The Lungs" campaign, a bold stand against the devastating impact of tobacco and substance abuse. This movement is a wake-up call for collective action to eliminate tobacco’s grip on our lives. By uniting, we can pave the way for a healthier, smoke-free future. The  initiative was spearheaded by the last wish of a brave Indian Solider, the Late Mr. Oommen John, who in his dying breath wanted his body to be donated to the Army Medical School in Delhi,  so that one can study the ill effects and repercussions of consuming tobacco . He wanted to inspire the youth to understand the importance of leading a tobacco free life.

GHAR GHAR PODHA

DNECF’s “Ghar Ghar Podha” initiative empowers Indian residents to fight pollution by planting air-purifying plants in every home. Beyond cleaner air, it promotes health, sustainability, and community engagement, making green living accessible to all. By nurturing plants, we nurture our well-being, reduce toxins, and build a healthier future. Join the movement—plant a seed today for a greener, cleaner INDIA tomorrow! We also collaborate with organisations like NAM Delhi, in keeping up projects like KOOTUKRISHI , the rooftop farming initiative

INCLUSIVITY IN DIVERSITY

Dianalds New Era Care Foundation (DNECF) and Platform for Action in Creative Theatre (PACT) joined hands to bring Anne Frank’s haunting story to life. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Gouri Nilakantan, our diverse cast embarked on a journey that transcended language, age, and experience. There were deaf, partially blind and first time English speaking members of cast and crew

THE HELPING HAND 

The helping hand initiative of DNECF caters to welfare of the community by engaging in activities and events that have a rapid, direct and lasting impact on problems at hand that can be solved by just providing a helping hand. The examples of such events are the cloth distribution drive in winters, the fixing of the entire municipal water system in Rohini Sec-17.