Piramal Foundation reached more than 113 million people across 28 states and two Union Territories through its social impact initiatives in FY2026, according to the company’s latest annual report.

The company contributed around ₹22.5 crore towards CSR initiatives during the year, with programmes focused on education, healthcare and water-related interventions.

The initiatives were implemented through four major platforms and they are Aspirational Bharat Collaborative, Digital Bharat Collaborative, Inclusive Bharat Collaborative and Piramal School of Leadership, according to the annual report.

In the education sector, the Foundation supported the establishment of more than 5,000 demonstration schools across 15 states. The initiatives contributed to a 20% improvement in student learning outcomes in mathematics and language. The Panchayat for Education programme reached 3.13 lakh students, while 39,766 education leaders were trained and 900 demonstration Anganwadi Centres were strengthened for early childhood learning.

In the healthcare sector, the Foundation’s 131 Mobile Medical Units and 36 static clinics provided services across 16 states, recording 14,48,644 clinic visits in FY2026. Government health helplines in Assam and Bihar served 6,17,152 beneficiaries. The Foundation’s AMRIT platform, an open-source Electronic Health Records system recognised as a Digital Public Good, has generated more than 25 million health records across over 110 digitised facilities.

For tribal communities, the Inclusive Bharat Collaborative worked across 177 districts, training 12,210 TB Champions and supporting 1,515 Gram Panchayats in the TB-Free Village initiative. Five labour room facilities in Madhya Pradesh also received government quality certification through the programme.

In the area of water and sanitation, more than 200 Village Water and Sanitation Committees were activated across districts. Community planning efforts in Ranchi helped mobilise ₹1.6 crore in government infrastructure funding, according to the report.

The annual report also highlighted that more than 7.4 crore individuals were reached through financial literacy programmes conducted through digital and on-ground channels.

According to the report, Piramal Foundation operates with a team of more than 5,000 professionals and follows a system-strengthening approach focused on improving the capacity of government institutions and local communities to sustain social development outcomes.