Established in 2006, Helping 2 Hands The AR Foundation is a non-profit voluntary organization. It works for the welfare and empowerment of underprivileged and deprived children, women, elderly, and physically challenged individuals by enriching their lives and giving them access to education, health, and livelihood skills.

Helping 2 Hands The AR Foundation is an NGO enabler working with several, other NPOs & NGOs, and individuals in areas of education, empowerment, health & disabilities. We at Helping 2 Hands The AR Foundation believe in the age-old adage about teaching people to fish rather than giving them the fish. We have worked with experts to develop innovative programs to skill and re-skill the youth and their families to be able to not only access employment opportunities but also to become entrepreneurs, grow themselves, and eventually become a source of employment for the community.

All the programs focus on skill development, language skills, mentoring, and market linkages. The Foundation has also developed special programs to mentor and support women entrepreneurs and women self-help. Quite a majority of our beneficiaries are parents and families of the children involved in our education initiatives.

One of the biggest issues communities face is a lack of access to affordable and reliable healthcare. The lack of proper healthcare coupled with less than ideal living conditions results in disease outbreaks and infections which spread rapidly. Foundation works with other groups, foundations, and organizations to identify communities or individuals who need help and organize assistance programs.

Founder & President: Mohammed Abdur Rahman

Abdur Rahman founded Helping 2 Hands The AR Foundation registered in 2016 after he came back from Saudi Arabia founded but due to some reason, he couldn’t register until 2016. From the first moment he saw a group of orphaned children and witnessed their beautiful smiles and incredible potential, Abdur believes that a study of liberal arts is essential for shaping leaders of the future He committed his post-professional life to help them and realized the potential he has to help the deprived and underprivileged child education, rural women’s education, self-empowerment, and social reform. and he has unwavering confidence in its sustainability. Abdur Rahman is born and raised in Hyderabad, Telangana State attended a Graduation in Engineering & many certifications in Information Technology. A full-time employee in an IT Company after office hours and weekends he spends for the social cause. For his achievements with Helping 2 Hands The AR Foundation, Abdur Rahman was presented with the Best Philanthropist Award by Brand Impact, Prime Time, and Praxis Media. He has been featured in various forms of media for his philanthropy profile.

Vision

You may have many desires which you can eventually fulfill. But there are some children who have their wishes, but can’t fulfill them in their short lifetime. This is because they hail from underprivileged backgrounds and don’t have a long lifespan. The Helping 2 Hands The AR Foundation is dedicated to giving the most cherished wish of children between the ages of 3 to 10, living with life-threatening illnesses, irrespective of their socio-economic status, caste, race, creed, ethnicity, or religion.

Mission

Commitment without boundaries

Helping 2 Hands The AR Foundation is committed to serving humanity by integrating resources for people in need irrespective of caste color creed and religion. We strive to provide immediate responses who are seeking help for better lives and conduct effective programs for their betterment in different professions of life.

Core Values

Mutual Respect:
Recognize the innate worth of all people and the value of diversity 

Equity and Justice:
Work to ensure equal opportunity to everyone, irrespective of race, gender, color, class, ethnicity, disability, and location 
Care for All: Provide care for vulnerable groups; orphans, widows, and elderly people 

Honesty and Transparency: 
Being accountable at all levels for the effectiveness of our actions and open in our judgments and communications with others. 

Self Respect: 
To help the poor without humiliating. 

Solidarity with the Poor: 
Powerless and excluded will be the only bias in our commitment to the fight against poverty.