Noida, Uttar Pradesh | June 23, 2025 – SKA Group, a leading real estate developer in the NCR, has donated ₹7,00,000 to Silver Linings, an NGO committed to providing accessible and inclusive education for visually impaired girls. This contribution will help strengthen the NGO’s educational initiatives, residential facilities, and vocational training programs across Delhi, Chandigarh, and Hyderabad.
Sanjay Sharma, Director, SKA Group, said , “At SKA Group, we believe in building more than just structures—we build futures. Our contribution to Silver Linings reflects our commitment to empowering visually impaired girls through quality education, hostel support, and inclusive skill-building. We are inspired by Silver Linings’ dedication to mainstreaming children with visual disabilities into regular classrooms and society at large. Together, we aim to create a more equitable and opportunity-driven community.”
Established in 2006, Silver Linings works to ensure inclusive education for blind children, offers hostel facilities for girls, conducts empowerment training, prevents avoidable blindness, and promotes workplace inclusion for people with disabilities. With the support of SKA Group, the NGO plans to expand its Shiksha preparatory school, strengthen vocational programs like Fusion, and extend residential care for blind girls.
This initiative underscores SKA Group’s broader CSR vision—to contribute meaningfully toward social infrastructure, educational inclusivity, and sustainable community development across India.
About SKA Group
Founded with a vision to deliver excellence in real estate, SKA Group is a trusted name in the NCR’s real estate landscape. Known for its focus on quality construction, timely delivery, and customer satisfaction, the group has developed several environmentally sustainable and premium housing projects. With a commitment to transparency and modern living, SKA Group continues to shape urban communities with integrity and innovation.
About Silver Linings
Silver Linings is a Delhi-based nonprofit organization established in 2006, dedicated to the inclusive education of visually impaired girls. Its initiatives include Shiksha (a preparatory school), hostel accommodations, vocational training, and awareness programs that promote mainstream integration and empowerment.
