Awakening India
An Indian foundation working across animal welfare, healthcare and mental well-being.
About Awakening India
Awakening India is an Indian NGO established in 2015 based in New Palam Vihar, Gurugram. The foundation operates across animal welfare, healthcare, and mental well-being to support underserved lives, conducting stray animal care, medical camps, and community support initiatives.
Services and products
- Stray dog feeding
- Stray cow feeding
- Dog sterilisation drives
- Abandoned dog rescue
- Dog deworming & vaccination
- ENT check-up camps
- Hearing aid camps
- Health screening camps
- Psychiatric camps for jail inmates
Business details
Frequently asked questions
What areas does Awakening India Foundation work in?
Awakening India Foundation works across two main areas: animal welfare, which includes feeding, rescue, sterilisation, deworming, and vaccination for stray and abandoned animals, and human welfare, which covers ENT care, hearing support, general health screening, and mental-health initiatives.
How can I volunteer with Awakening India Foundation?
You can share your details through the volunteering page on the foundation website. The team will contact you about current needs, and roles depend on suitability, availability, training, and supervision.
Does Awakening India Foundation accept internship applications?
Yes, applications can be submitted through the internships page, and tracks are offered subject to availability and supervision capacity.
How can an organisation partner with Awakening India Foundation?
Hospitals, veterinary providers, companies, institutions, and government bodies can write through the contact page by choosing the CSR or institutional partnership enquiry type.
How are donations to Awakening India Foundation used?
Contributions support programme costs such as food and fodder, veterinary and medical support, camp logistics, equipment, and field coordination.