What we do

Hope Is Where the Heart Is

According to the World Happiness Index of the UN, 2019 India ranks 140 among the world’s happiest countries which is abysmal. The index has key indicators like generosity, having social support in times of trouble, and freedom to make life choices besides income and wealth. This hardly makes the case that the index successfully measures personal happiness, joy and cheerfulness. At the most it is an indication of over all well being and prosperity rather than personal happiness.

HAPCOM FOUNDATION believes that common indicators like income and wealth are important aspects and contributors towards an individuals’s happiness and the current indicators cannot completely define the level of personal happiness. For us happiness is very personal to an individual and this its what it makes life worth living. Happiness can be found in little things. We believe that someone can be truly happy when one is true to self and close to the nature. Materialistic possessions provide more off a feeling of excitement of which is often confused as happiness. Happiness is a sustained state of bliss while excitement is a momentary high. After being happy one doesn’t yearn for more but instead moves in life with joy and positivity. Happiness is also connected with people’s relationships with other individuals, family members, friends and community.

A poor person can still be happy if he feels fulfilled with whatever he has and a rich and wealthy person may still feel unhappy due to poor health, stress, insecurity and strained relationships with the near and dear ones.

We at HAPCOM FOUNDATION want to see India move up on the happiness index but also with these traits imbibed in them. Therefore we intend to work for the indicators of the world happiness index but with focus on the personal happiness that is deeply entrenched at an individual’s heart and mind. Whatever we do will be aimed at achieving happiness among the individuals and communities. We will try to make the world a happier place.

At HAPCOM FOUNDATION we’re raising funds and promoting initiatives to serve the people who need them most. We believe in taking action with urgency in order to raise public awareness about some of the most pressing issues facing today’s society. Please join us by supporting our efforts to make a measurable difference in the lives of others. Following are the areas of work that we envision:

To sensitize the Government and stakeholders in development to make happiness centric policies and include happiness indicators as benchmarks for development schemes and programs.

To work toward afforestation and water resource management. To propagate the need for tree plantation / pollution control and to create awareness about a clean environment, carry out cleanliness drives.

To promote and encourage cultural, heritage, adventure and eco-tourism in environment friendly and sustainable form.

To empower youth and provide vocational/ skill development training for sustainable livelihoods and to work for rural/slum development and to work for uplifting poor rural/village people for their overall development by motivating and training the rural men and women in enterprising activities to improve their standard of living both economically and socially.

To provide educational support to poor students belongs to economically disadvantaged, child laborers, disabled, orphans, semi orphans and to empower and organize people with disability and to provide help to people suffering from Natural calamities such as flood, Earthquakes, motor accidents etc.

To work for sustainable agricultural development and promote organic farming, to establish library and reading rooms in needy communities and to provide free legal advice to poor people.

To provide consultancy to organizations and individuals with similar objectives in order to share knowledge and expertise and to support similar organizations and individuals involved in the social sector.

To develop and promote applicable technologies to solve the various developmental challenges.

To recruit and groom well educated and qualified professionals to carry out the above objects and to generally do all such other lawful things as may be incidental to or conductive to the attainment of the above objects including accepting donations, offering memberships and collecting fee for the same.

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A poor person can still be happy if he feels fulfilled with whatever he has and a rich and wealthy person may still feel unhappy due to poor health, stress, insecurity and strained relationships with the near and dear ones.

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