On May 5, 2019, the organization launched a program for education and child development, called the Hitiksa Ujjwal Bhavishya Yojana. This program will include both education and arts and crafts camps.
On May 5, 2019, the organization organized an education and arts and crafts camp for child development under the Hitiksa Ujjwal Bhavishya Yojana. Children conducted a workshop to create food and water houses for animals and birds using old and discarded materials. Mohit Jindal, Director of Dancing Feet Studio Limited, joined forces with the organization to support this effort. The two-day art camp was held at his organization, where he taught how to use waste materials and how to create food and water houses for animals and birds using discarded materials.
For the arts and crafts camp, support was received from Gaurav Saluja of Gopi Nath Bazaar, who provided plates for the food items to be prepared. The trustees of the organization bore the expenses of the colors, bottles, and appreciation certificates for each child from their own pockets. Certificates of appreciation were given to Mohit Jindal of Dancing Feet Studio, Sir Tarun of Art & Craft, and Gaurav Saluja, the donor.
On May 7, 2019, JBR Foundation, a new scheme was launched, called the Water Donation Scheme by Clay Pots, under which water pots were installed at various locations to provide water to people and animals during the scorching heat. Under this scheme, the organization, with the help of people, installs clay pots donated by them at various locations. Under this scheme, the organization installs only clay pots made of clay.
On May 7, 2019, Akshaya Tritiya, the organization launched a new scheme, called the Water Donation Scheme by Clay Pots, under which water pots were installed at various locations to provide water to people and animals during the scorching heat. Under this scheme, the organization, with the help of people, installs clay pots donated by them. The organization installs earthen pots at various locations. Under this scheme, the organization only installs earthen pots. In the water donation scheme through earthen pots, Mr. Narayan Agarwal, Mr. Harvinder Singh, Mr. Anuj Shalu Mathur, Mr. Prem Singh Parihar, Mr. Kapil Parihar, Mr. Hemant Kumar, Mr. Suresh Anita Jain, and Mr. Sandesh Oli contributed to the installation of earthen pots.
On April 21, 2019, the organization launched a new health program related to the health of the poor. This program was named the Jan Arogya Swasthya Yojana.The Jan Arogya Swasthya Yojana was launched to provide healthcare services and raise awareness about health for laborers and poor people living in Gopinath Bazaar.
On April 21, 2019, the organization organized a health camp within the slums of Gopinath Bazaar, Delhi Cantt. Under the Jan Arogya Swasthya Yojana, the organization aims to provide healthcare services and raise awareness about health for laborers and poor people living in slums. Dr. Vision Rai and Dr. Surendra Nath Sharma conducted health checkups and distributed free medicines to 500 people.
Medicine contributed to this health camp. Anupam Kant Sharma, Mrs. Saroj Jain, Mrs. Vanita Jain, Mr. Rishabh Kumar Jain, Mr. Prem Singh Parihar, and Mrs. Manju Parihar donated.
JBR Foundation is awarding digital certificates to 15,465 civil defense warriors who helped and cared for COVID-19 patients. January 1, 2021, to September 30, 2021.
Digital certificates are being awarded to 2,435 food supply warriors. January 1, 2021, to September 30, 2021.
Digital certificates are being awarded to 5,400 health walkers and doctors. January 1, 2021, to September 30, 2021.
17 Oct 2017 On the auspicious occasion of Diwali, the organization launched a new and old clothing donation scheme. Under this scheme, the organization collects old clothes, shoes, slippers, toys, and other items that become unusable and distributes them to the poor and needy.
On 16, 17 & 18 Oct 2017, on the occasion of Diwali, the organization organized a three-day clothing donation camp in Gopi Nath Bazaar, Delhi Cantt. These clothes were distributed to the poor working in Gopi Nath Bazaar. Donors for this donation camp included Mr. Sachin Jain and Mrs. Vanita Jain, who donated new clothes for the birthday of their son, Parikh Jain, and Mr. Anuj Mathur, who donated old clothes for this donation camp.
On February 14, 2019, a vehicle-borne suicide bomber attacked a convoy of vehicles carrying security personnel on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway in Lethpora, Pulwama district, India. 40 Central Reserve Police Force personnel were killed in the attack.
To pay tribute to those martyrs and express grief over the terrorist attack on India, the organization urged all the traders of Gopi Nath Market, Delhi Cantt, to close all their shops on February 20, 2019, and hold a goodwill rally in the market at 6:00 pm to honor the soldiers martyred in the terrorist attack on our country. The entire market supported this initiative, closing their shops for the day and participating in the goodwill rally that evening. The public and Delhi Police personnel also joined the rally, lighting candles to pay tribute to the soldiers martyred in the terrorist attack.
The Jeev Daya Yojana was launched by the organization on January 1, 2018. Under the Jeev Daya Yojana, all animals living in Delhi Cantt are cared for and those accidentally killed are respectfully cremated. The organization's executive members are running this program smoothly at various locations.
On December 25, 2018, the organization received information that a dog had been hit by a car and died on Palam Airport Road in Gopi Nath Bazaar, Delhi Cantt. The organization's members quickly arrived at the scene and, after finding a suitable location, performed the animal's last rites.
While the entire world is fending for itself against the coronavirus, an example of animal kindness was demonstrated in Delhi's capital, Delhi, by Delhi Cantt resident and social worker Sanjeev Nair, on March 19, 2020, in Gopinath Bazaar. That Gopinath lives in the market itself, a car driver hit him hard and went away after which he was badly injured. Sanjeev Nair could not see his condition and he immediately called a veterinary doctor and got him treated completely and till the dumb animal stood on its feet, Sanjeev Nair and the doctor kept on treating it with medicines continuously till the dog stood on its feet. JBR Foundation heartily congratulates Mr. Sanjeev Nair and the doctor that in this critical situation and time of crisis, without caring for their own lives, they have set an example of kindness to animals. All the members of JBR Foundation heartily congratulate Mr. Sanjeev and the doctor.
On September 5, 2021, the organization organized a bhandara under the Maa Annapurna Yojana. It was organised at Kudi Housing Board Jodhpur Rajasthan in which food was served to 200 people, the material and money for the feast was arranged with the help of the members of the organisation and the people of the society and the people were served the feast happily and comfortably.