Corporate Responsibility

Our CEO and MD, Mr. Milind Godbole, envisioned a significant environmental objective: to plant trees equal to our employee count. We are proud to have achieved this goal by planting 14,140 tree saplings in various locations near Mumbai and Aurangabad. Our underlying objective is to enhance the green cover while also nurturing fruit-bearing trees. Our focus ahead is to maintain a survival rate of 90% while planting more trees.

Our initiatives include comprehensive care for breast and cervical cancer, cataract surgeries, malnourishment, women’s health and hygiene, and adolescent health. To date, we have made a significant impact on the lives of over 16,000 individuals by providing crucial services such as anaemia detection, BMI tests, cataract surgeries, free eye checkups, pap smear tests, mammography, cancer detection and treatment, as well as various health and hygiene awareness sessions.

While our primary CSR initiatives are concentrated in the vibrant cities of Mumbai, Aurangabad, and Hyderabad, we are dedicated to extending our reach to the underserved and underdeveloped regions across the country. We aspire to broaden our footprint, contributing meaningfully to the progress and well-being of communities in need.

We strongly believe that well-rounded education to empower young minds. Over the past two years, GeBBS volunteers have wholeheartedly devoted their invaluable time and efforts to engage with young children. They have collectively distributed school kits, participated in school visits, and engaged in art and craft activity with kids. Over the past two years, we have distributed 5500 school kits, impacting over 22500 children and close to 100 schools by supporting them with innovative and advanced educational resources.

We have collaborated with the National Association of Disabled’s Enterprises (NADE) – a national level Non-Governmental Organization.
As a part of this collaboration, we bought 1000 umbrellas which were assembled by the specially-abled people at the NADE workshop in Vikhroli, Mumbai.
Here is what the representatives at NADE have to say about the initiative by GeBBS and the impact it is likely to have.
The initiative is an attempt by us to make a positive difference to the society, one step at a time.
#SpeciallyAbled #Empowerment

Cervical cancer is often caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). With regular health screening, abnormal cells in the cervix can be detected and treated before they lead to cervical cancer. However, in rural India, women lack awareness and regular screenings to help prevent cervical cancer. Our cervical cancer screening program uses a focused cluster approach to reach affected populations. Our program serves 50 villages throughout the Aurangabad and Jalna districts of Maharashtra. We partner with governmental and local authorities, hospitals, corporations, philanthropists, local rotary clubs, lion’s club, and other NGOs involved in similar programs.

Nearly 40% of the homeless population in the US includes families with children. Safe Haven is the premier shelter-to-housing program for families facing homelessness in Middle Tennessee. Dancing for Safe Haven is an extremely popular charity event that has sold out in the local community for the past ten years. Through a fun-filled evening of dance, dinner, and celebrity interactions, we help Safe Haven raise funds to address family homelessness. Many enthusiastic community leaders, philanthropists, business leaders, and professionals lend their time and support year after year through Safe Haven. With GeBBS’ support at Dancing for Safe Haven, Safe Haven Family Shelter successfully helped over 300 families in 2020.

Hosted by Charlotte Radiology and NoDa Brewing, the Pink Pint Night is a much-anticipated community event to fight against breast cancer. GeBBS Healthcare Solutions’ active involvement in this event helps raise vital funding for essential screening and diagnostic mammograms for local, uninsured women through the Levine Cancer Institute: Project Pink. This project will provide 30+ mobile screening days annually to communities that need it the most.

Founded in 2011, Levine Cancer Institute: Project Pink and Project Pink Plus provide free screenings and diagnostic mammograms to more than 1,000 local uninsured women each year. Charlotte Radiology’s mobile mammography program works with the Levine Cancer Institute to bring state-of-the-art early breast cancer detection technologies to underprivileged communities.