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Introduction
KPMG in India has a strong legacy of improving communities, and making change happen. Our Corporate Citizenship programme is aligned to our values, knowledge and experience. We work towards sustainable development in communities and bring about a change by working with schools, colleges and organisations that align with our focus on Lifelong Learning.
We provide immediate relief and long-term rehabilitation to those affected by natural disasters, and continue to work on being environmentally responsible by reducing our carbon footprint, and investing in solar and water conservation projects.
As always, our people continue to be the driving force behind our programmes. In 2016, staff of all KPMG entities operating in India, along with their families, volunteered over 60,000 hours. Our various volunteering opportunities include mentoring and training students, reading and storytelling sessions under KPMG’s Family for Literacy (KFFL) programme, cataloguing books in libraries, helping build homes for the underprivileged, organising carnivals, tree planting drives and accompanying children on field trips and excursions.
Mentoring students of Aspire programme
As part of our flagship programme – Aspire, we support the education and overall development of the girl students from our partner schools. Along with conducting virtual sessions on life skills, soft skills and spoken English, we are utilising online platforms to conduct regular mentoring and counselling sessions for the students.
Senior women leaders from the firm are mentors to the girls and provide them guidance on building a career. In 2020-21, we have over 60 women leaders from the firm mentoring over 260 Aspire girls.
DATE: 10-Nov-2021
Virtual Marathon
Even in the unique circumstances of the pandemic, our people all over the country continued to support various social causes by participating in virtual marathons from wherever they are.
DATE: 09-Mar-2021
Online Coaching
Our volunteers have been conducting regular online coaching for students across grades from NGO run schools with an objective to strengthen their concepts and clear doubts. They use creative ways such as quizzes, games or worksheets to engage with students and make this a fun-filled experience for them.
DATE: 12-Feb-2021