Supporting Humans and Animals in Distress through healthcare, education, and community initiatives
Heart Foundation is a not-for-profit social enterprise founded by Dr. Jayakar Ellis in 2013. Based in Navi Mumbai, the organization is committed to creating meaningful impact across communities through health, education, and welfare initiatives.
The foundation is recognized with 80G certification, enabling tax-exempt donations and encouraging public participation in social causes.
To promote social, health, educational, and cultural awareness among women, children, and youth across all communities.
To celebrate and share the gift of life by helping individuals, families, and communities grow stronger together.
Supporting individuals and communities to reach their full potential.
Promoting knowledge and literacy as a foundation for growth.
Collaborating with organizations and individuals for greater impact.
Providing support and recovery for those in need.
Mentoring and guiding individuals toward meaningful lives.
CAP (Children Are Precious) a pilot project for health awareness and is designed to impart practical knowledge through health safety materials on general hygiene, nutrition, disease prevention, drug, alcohol, sexual abuse prevention and dental hygiene.
Alert Today– Safe Tomorrow (ATST) is another pilot project for Cyber Safety wherein children would gain an understanding of the importance of the same.
Heart TV & Radio is another two major challenges taken by Heart Foundation where live streaming of various genres will be broadcasted online. It will involve content production, editing and filtering that will involve several resources in terms of manpower and hardware.
FACT (First Aid on Counseling to Teachers) – The organisation is planning to conduct awareness programme for teachers on recognising and dealing with child sexual abuse. This programme will reach out teachers in the primary section. The programme will enlighten them about “What is child Sexual abuse; What are the symptoms of child Sexual abuse and guidance to handle revelation. This would be followed by sessions with parents about child sexual abuse if required.
