As we emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic, we face new challenges. Covid-19 has exacerbated inequalities and left many children and women behind.
The Hemraj Goyal Foundation is determined to help disadvantaged communities bounce back and give everyone a better chance in life.
In the UK we are supporting schools with workshops and experiences that equip their pupils with life skills and positive mindsets. In India we work with communities to improve education, health, care and local facilities. We help fight injustice facing women wherever they are.

“Covid-19 has been appalling for millions of families. It can also be a catalyst for change – doing things differently and creating better life chances in our most disadvantaged communities. The Hemraj Goyal Foundation wants to work with charities that think big, bring real change and make a lasting difference.”
Anita Goyal, Trustee
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We are a unique charity as we operate as a family-run foundation. Our dynamic leadership team are descendants of Hemraj Goyal.

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The Hemraj Goyal Foundation
The Hemraj Goyal Foundation (HGF) is a registered charity operating in the UK, India and worldwide.
HGF supports charitable organisations which make an honest and powerful difference to individuals’ lives by providing financial and human resources to those who need our support. HGF distributes funds to organisations who promote education, women’s and children’s rights and put an end to social injustices.

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Carers Worldwide supports carers in India
The Hemraj Goyal Foundation is supporting Carers Worldwide with a grant of £15,000 to promote the wellbeing of carers of sick and disabled family members in India over the next 12 months.