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MphasiS, through its community initiatives, strives to build bridges between:
The company and the communities we live in
Our employees and social issues
Our skills and society's needs

MphasiS believes that education is the key to the social and economic development of a nation. We invest in projects that provide quality education to underprivileged children, contribute to overall learning and personal growth, throw open new employment avenues and career choices, and bring about significant and sustainable improvements in the standard of living of children and their communities. We work with the voluntary sector in implementing projects in the communities that we live and work in. We seek to involve employees, clients and other stakeholders and encourage them to actively contribute their skills, time and expertise to such initiatives.

Employee volunteers are the most important pillar of MphasiS' community strategy. Our employees proactively support and contribute to social causes by donating their time, money, skills, and creative ideas. We encourage awareness generation and fundraising efforts of NGOs within MphasiS.

MphasiS is an equal opportunity employer and encourages employment of otherwise qualified but disabled people. We continue to scour this talent pool to add to the growing MphasiS family.
Training programme for disabled – September 27, 2007
Manjunath wins MphasiS Rally – August 5, 2007
RTI helpline in Bangalore – May 1, 2007
People with disabilities can contribute to IT – August 3, 2004
BPO embraces visually challenged – July 27, 2004
Disabled should be employed in IT companies – July 27, 2004

Community Initiatives

Assimilating Disabled People into the Workforce
Even though disabled people constitute a significant 5 - 6 percent of the population of India, their needs for employment remain unsatisfied. MphasiS, an EDS Company is committed to being an equal opportunity employer and encourages employment of otherwise qualified, but disabled people. In order to reach out to this diverse pool, MphasiS launched an awareness drive for recruiting disabled candidates through the Campus Recruitment.

We have recruited 54 disabled persons over the last 12 months in various capacities across BPO and IT. To evolve a long-term strategy to deal with employment opportunities for the disabled, we have partnered with Enable India, a pan-Indian NGO that works towards placement of disabled people in the corporate sector.

Education of Underprivileged Children
Each One Teach One
MphasiS has been supporting Each One Teach One (EOTO), an NGO working for the overall development of children from underprivileged background, for four years now. MphasiS is funding three of EOTO's six schools at Andheri and Ghatkopar in Mumbai, including one project to create and sustain good hygiene practices in the Sion Municipal School.
The Each One Teach One Foundation (EOTO) works with economically deprived children who study in Government-run municipal schools in Mumbai.
American India Foundation's Digital Equalizer Programme
MphasiS supports the American India Foundation's (AIF) Digital Equalizer (DE) Program, a Computer Aided Learning (CAL) program that bridges the education and digital divide in India and prepares tens of thousands of children to compete in the digital economy. Targeting children in grades 6 through 10, AIF supports a DE school for three years and prepares the school for complete self-sufficiency after that period. The MphasiS grant supports the activities of the cluster coordinator, the state team leader, and the academic supervisor for 10 of the 216 schools of AIF.
Jagruti Seva Sanstha, Pune
In Pune, we support an NGO called Jagruti Seva Sanstha, through whom we sponsor the education of 15 deserving students till class 12 and beyond. The students are selected through a local community coordinator on the basis of means cum merit and provide them with academic support and computer training.
Swadhar, Pune
Swadhar offers to protect, support, and shelter the women and children in distress in order to enable them to become self-reliant and financially independent members of the society. MphasiS helps Swadhar to run Non-formal education classes in Bibbewadi, Pune. The MphasiS partnership has enabled 80 children to start their education afresh.

HIV / AIDS Awareness
As a Company that is committed to care and support its employees, MphasiS has introduced workplace interventions vis-à-vis HIV/AIDS. Awareness generation among the BPO employees to prevent HIV/AIDS, destigmatize the epidemic, promote methods to practice safe sex and eventually a policy of non-discrimination are considered as the key areas of workplace intervention. As part of this initiative, MphasiS took the pioneering step of installing the first Condom Vending Machine (CVM) at its Pune BPO facility. MphasiS also contributed $5000 by sponsoring a table at the Dallas Gala organized by American India Foundation (AIF). The gala, which was underwritten by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, focused on raising awareness and funds for AIF's public health initiatives, particularly in the area of HIV/AIDS.

Employee Engagement
MphasiS employees in Pune run a blood donation camp every five months mainly for children suffering from Thalessaemia and Cancer.
Employees in Bangalore and Chennai support Junior Achievement (JA) - an international NGO working to bridge the divide between industry and education. JA will match them up with schools where they would conduct interactive sessions with school students and demystify myths about industry.
MphasiS employees in Mumbai through their Community Network Group called MphasiS Users Social Knowledge and Action Network (MUSKAN), volunteer their time and skill to social organizations working in the area of child rights and other community development projects.
MphasiS has rolled out employee engagement programme in Ahmedabad by extending support to an NGO called Yuva Unstoppable. Yuva Unstoppable is an organization which works to enlighten underprivileged children focusing on education, entertainment, and health.

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