DCM Shriram
DCM Shriram has collaborated with Sarthak Ek Nai Soch to provide training in mobile repairing and laptop repairing as part of their skill development initiatives. Through this partnership, individuals from underserved communities are equipped with technical skills and knowledge to pursue careers in the rapidly growing field of technology repair and maintenance. The training programs offered by DCM Shriram and Sarthak Ek Nai Soch focus on practical hands-on experience, covering various aspects of mobile and laptop repair, including hardware troubleshooting, software installation, and component replacement. Participants receive comprehensive training from experienced instructors, enabling them to acquire industry-relevant skills and certifications. By empowering individuals with marketable skills in mobile and laptop repair, this collaboration aims to enhance employment opportunities and economic empowerment among marginalized communities. Additionally, it contributes to bridging the digital divide by increasing access to technology-related services in underserved areas.
TATA Play
TATA Play has partnered with Sarthak Ek Nai Soch to provide training in DTH (Direct-to-Home) repairing as part of their collaborative efforts in skill development. This partnership aims to equip individuals, particularly from marginalized communities, with the necessary technical skills and knowledge to pursue careers in the DTH repair industry. The training programs offered by TATA Play and Sarthak Ek Nai Soch focus on practical training sessions covering various aspects of DTH systems, including installation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair. Participants receive hands-on experience and guidance from experienced trainers, enabling them to develop proficiency in DTH repair techniques. By empowering individuals with skills in DTH repairing, this collaboration contributes to enhancing employability and entrepreneurship opportunities, particularly in the rapidly growing media and entertainment sector. It also addresses the need for skilled technicians to provide quality DTH services in both urban and rural areas.
BSES
BSES has collaborated with Sarthak Ek Nai Soch to provide training and employment opportunities for transgender individuals. This partnership aims to address the challenges faced by transgender individuals in accessing education, employment, and social inclusion. The training programs offered by BSES and Sarthak Ek Nai Soch focus on skill development in areas such as customer service, technical support, and administrative roles within the telecommunications sector. Participants receive comprehensive training, mentorship, and support to enhance their employability and integration into the workforce By empowering transgender individuals with marketable skills and employment opportunities, this collaboration promotes diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunities in the workplace. It also contributes to breaking down social barriers and stereotypes, fostering a more inclusive and equitable society.
GA Digital
GA Digital has partnered with Sarthak Ek Nai Soch to provide AC (Air Conditioning) training for unemployed youth, aiming to empower them with skills for employment opportunities in the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) industry.
Through this collaboration, participants receive comprehensive training covering various aspects of AC installation, maintenance, and repair. The training program includes theoretical knowledge as well as practical hands-on experience to ensure proficiency in AC servicing techniques.
By offering training in AC servicing, GA Digital and Sarthak Ek Nai Soch aim to address the unemployment challenges faced by youth while also catering to the growing demand for skilled AC technicians in residential and commercial sectors.
The General Duty Assistant (GDA) course equips students with essential healthcare skills, including patient care, hygiene, and emergency response, preparing them for rewarding careers in hospitals, nursing homes, and healthcare facilities
Through this initiative, unemployed youth are provided with opportunities for gainful employment and economic independence, contributing to their personal growth and socio-economic development.
Small Industries Development Bank of India
SIDBI (Small Industries Development Bank of India) has partnered with Sarthak Ek Nai Soch to provide mobile repairing training for unemployed youth, aiming to empower them with skills for employment and entrepreneurship opportunities in the rapidly growing mobile phone industry. Through this collaboration, unemployed youth receive comprehensive training in mobile phone repairing, covering aspects such as hardware troubleshooting, software installation, and component replacement. The training program incorporates both theoretical knowledge and practical hands-on experience to ensure proficiency in mobile repair techniques. SIDBI’s support enables access to quality training, mentorship, and resources, empowering youth to become skilled mobile phone technicians or start their own mobile repair businesses. By fostering entrepreneurship among youth, the collaboration contributes to economic growth and job creation in the mobile phone repair sector. By investing in the training and development of unemployed youth, SIDBI and Sarthak Ek Nai Soch are not only addressing unemployment challenges but also promoting socio-economic empowerment and inclusive growth within communities.
Trust of Retailers and Retail Associates of India
TRRAIN- (Trust of Retailers and Retail Associates of India) has collaborated with Sarthak Ek Nai Soch to provide training and employment opportunities for person with disability (PWDs) individuals. This partnership aims to address the challenges faced by PWDs individuals in accessing education, employment, and social inclusion. The training programs offered by TRRAIN and Sarthak Ek Nai Soch focus on skill development in areas such as Retails Sales Associates, customer service, technical support, and administrative roles within the Retails & telecommunications sector. Participants receive comprehensive training, mentorship, and support to enhance their employability and integration into the workforce By empowering PWDs individuals with marketable skills and employment opportunities, this collaboration promotes diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunities in the workplace. It also contributes to breaking down social barriers and stereotypes, fostering a more inclusive and equitable society.
Through their joint efforts, TRRAIN and Sarthak Ek Nai Soch are not only transforming the lives of PWDs individuals but also promoting social change and advocating for the rights and dignity of marginalized communities.
Bosch
Bosch, a global leader in technology and mobility solutions, partnered with Sarthak Ek Nai Soch to implement a transformative Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative aimed at enhancing skill development in the automobile repair sector. This project focuses on empowering underprivileged youth by providing them with technical training in the maintenance and repair of two-wheelers and four-wheelers.
The program addresses the growing demand for skilled technicians in the automotive industry while creating sustainable livelihoods. Through hands-on training sessions, participants learn essential skills such as vehicle diagnostics, engine repair, electrical system maintenance, and advanced troubleshooting techniques. State-of-the-art facilities and expert trainers ensure that students are equipped with industry-relevant knowledge.
The initiative not only improves employability but also contributes to the development of safer and more efficient vehicle maintenance practices. Graduates of the program often secure stable jobs at automotive service centers or launch their own ventures, promoting self-reliance and economic growth.
This collaboration reflects Bosch’s commitment to social responsibility and Sarthak’s vision of creating opportunities for the underprivileged. Together, they are driving positive change in the automotive sector while fostering sustainable development and community empowerment.
