CARE India is a leading national development organization, which has extensive global network. They emphasize on helping disadvantaged women and girls escape poverty. In times of natural disasters, CARE also delivers emergency aid to survivors and assists in them rebuilding their lives.

The Foundation’s partnership with CARE India has made possible the launch of Udaan, an accelerated learning program for older out-of-school girls, aged 11-14 to complete primary school in 11 months in a residential setting.

The Department of Elementary Education, is part of the state government in Haryana that works to bring quality elementary education into the Haryana state. Its activities include running of schools, giving scholarships, free textbooks, and providing mid-day meals to the school going children of Haryana.

The Foundation supports the efforts of the Department of Elementary Education by filling in the resource gaps in the system. For instance, the Foundation has provided training for the Headmasters and Sarpanches, mobilized the communities in Mewat, set up bridge schools, and carried out village resource mapping etc.

Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (SSA) Haryana is a centrally sponsored scheme by the Government of India that focuses on enhancing elementary education for children aged 6-14 years old.

The Foundation’s partnership with Dept of Elementary Education and SSA Haryana has made possible the construction and renovation of 18 IBM KidSmart centers. In addition, the SSA Haryana lends special support to the Foundation’s efforts in its Mewat Rural Education Program (MREP).

The Mewat Development Agency (MDA) was specially formed by the Government of Haryana, to deliver social and economic justice to the backward and under-privileged area of Mewat. It focuses on health, environmental, agricultural, and education issues.

Under the MREP, the Foundation partners with MDA to bring about holistic developments in the rural schools in Mewat, particularly in the infrastructure. Recently, it partially funded the provision of drinking water facilities, boundary walls, and pathways to the Salambha village. In the future, more schools will benefit from this partnership through similar infrastructural upgrades.

The Haryana Police was formed to provide security and to create a peaceful and law abiding community to the people of Haryana. Today, Haryana Police has a total strength of 55605 and it maintains order in 4 ranges, 2 Police Commissionerates- Gurgaon and Faridabad and 19 districts.

Together with the Haryana Police department, The Shri Ram School (TSRS) have set up a secondary school on the premises of Centre for Police Training and Research at Bhondsi. The school will follow teaching as that of TSRS and a total of 50% of the seats will be reserved for children of police personnel.

The Board of School Education, Haryana came into being under an Act of Legislation in 1969. It is the first board in India to introduce the semester system of education from Academic Year 2006-2007, first board to introduce relative grading, CCE (Continuous & Comprehensive Evaluation) in all board classes.

The prestigious Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan School is set up by the Board of School Education, Haryana, with the Foundation giving technical support in the design, development and day to day operations of the school in academic and non-academic matters.

GE Capital is a global leader in consumer finance, with presence in more than 50 countries. It provides a variety of products and solutions for consumers and businesses alike.

In India, it partners the Foundation to bring about the holistic development of its adopted school, Salambha. To date, it has partially sponsored the provision of new classroom furniture, a new school gate, plantations, and ground leveling. Plans to build a mid-day meal kitchen shed and an Anganwadi center are in the pipeline.

IBM is a global technology and innovation firm, whose portfolio includes research, consulting, solutions, services, systems and software. Within India, its presence is spread over 200 cities, either directly or through its strong business partner network.

Through its partnership with the Foundation, it brings its IBM Kidsmart Program to children aged 3-8 years old in the underprivileged area of Mewat. It has donated 130 sets of computers, including power back ups, colorful Little Tikes furniture and built in Edmark software software that focuses on teaching basic concepts in language, math and environment sciences. During 2011, it has expanded its program further, with the Foundation.

The Times Group is India’s largest media conglomerate, with five dailies, two lead magazines, 29 niche magazines, 32 radio stations, two Television News Channels, and one Teleivision Life Style Channel. Its major publications include the Times of India and The Economic Times – two of the largest in the country with approximately 4.3 million copies circulated daily.

The Foundation partners the Times Group to bring spoken English classes to the underprivileged area of Mewat. The classes aim to upgrade the skills of the participants, so that more employment opportunities will be opened to them.

Schneider Electric is a leading brand in electrical equipment, which provides skill based employability training on electrical trade. 

The Singapore Management University offers established undergraduate and postgraduate programs that aim to produce leaders and creative entrepreneurs capable of excelling in a rapidly changing and dynamic world.It advocates partnerships from all over the world to give their students the much needed exposure.

The partnership with SRF Foundation, through mutually benefitting internships, has led to the development of various marketing strategies and documentation efforts. The interns have revamped the Foundation’s websites, created marketing collateral and social media platforms, conducted field research, and contributed photo essays on the Foundation’s blog.

The School of Inspired Leadership (SOIL) is a business school that aims to build competent, compassionate and inspiring leaders. It provides opportunities for students to interact with a distinguished faculty, and stalwarts from the industry, who have taught across the world. Students are equipped to deal with complex, evolving global challenges, while working towards sustainability.

Under its Social Innovation Project (SIP), SOIL partners with SRF Foundation by having its students spend one day every week working with the organization. The interns have documented villages in Mewat, created marketing plans for the Foundation’s programs, and helped to translate Hindi materials for the creation of English publications.

The World College of Technology and Management (WCTM) is established with the sole motive of imparting quality education with emphasis on both technical and theoretical aspects. Utmost effort are placed to provide world class teaching, learning environment with modern pedagogy and most advanced technical infrastructure.

The Foundation partners WCTM through internships. Civil engineering interns from WCTM will work with the Mewat Rural Education Programme (MREP) to develop school site plans and create innovative solutions to the infrastructural problems that exist.

The Shri Ram School (TSRS) was set up in 1988, under the aegis and vision of Mrs Manju Bharat Ram. Its progressive, inclusive, secular, child-centric philosophy has led it to be rated as India’s Number One Day School by Education World’s schools survey consecutively in 2008 and 2009.

TSRS partners the Foundation to share its academic and non-academic expertise for the benefit of the Mewat Rural Education Program (MREP). It shares its best practices, and its teachers participate in running extra-curricular activities for the Mewat children on Saturdays. In addition, it lends its philosophy and guidance to the Foundation’s Enhancing Early Education Program (3EP).