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United Way Bengaluru (UWBe) is a part of United Way Worldwide, the largest NGO network of over 1,100 chapters in 37 countries. Since 2008, UWBe has been dedicated to working in underserved locations and marginalized communities. UWBe marked a significant milestone in the year 2023 as it completed its 15-year journey. Over 15 years, the organization’s reach extended beyond Karnataka to ten other states, with a special focus on remote areas and aspirational districts. United Way Bengaluru works in key areas: Education, Health, Rural Development, Environment and Volunteering. Aligned with its mission, the organization brings together unified efforts from CSR partners, civic bodies, and local communities to work collaboratively toward solutions. The organization carries a global image with a ‘local heart’ committed to creating meaningful change in the lives of the local communities.
Ensure access to improved, quality education at every stage of life across India by providing safe and inclusive learning environments, age-appropriate learning resources, and equitable opportunities for effective teaching and student engagement, without any form of discrimination.
We engage corporate employees and Individuals in meaningful volunteering opportunities that foster stronger community connections, promote collective well-being, and contribute to building an inclusive, resilient, and thriving community for all.
We strive to build sustainable rural communities by bridging gaps in education, environment, health, and livelihood through collaboration with local governments and community stakeholders.
United Way Bengaluru is committed to addressing critical environmental issues through its dedicated initiatives. Focusing on key areas such as water conservation, groundwater recharge, and biodiversity conservation by following integrated and scientific approaches to achieve sustainable outcomes. By collaborating with local communities, government bodies, and corporate partners, UWBe implements projects that enhance water security, restore the groundwater table, and preserve biodiversity in urban and rural areas. These efforts are designed not only to address environmental challenges but also to foster a strong sense of community connection and ownership.
The DEI initiative supports communities that often face barriers to economic and social inclusion. It prioritizes marginalized groups, women, persons with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ individuals, demonstrating a strong commitment to inclusivity.