At TACC, our CSR initiatives target the issues that matter. We expand healthcare access, drive community awareness, revitalize natural spaces, and support social progress. These actions reflect our dedication to meaningful change-strengthening lives today and building a path toward a sustainable, resilient future.
TACC has successfully completed and handed over a Roof Rainwater Harvesting System and upgraded toilet facilities to the management of Kakadda and Bolasa Government Middle Schools under its Corporate Environmental Responsibility (CER) initiatives.
The project enhances access to clean water, strengthens sanitation infrastructure, and creates a healthier, more conducive learning environment for students. By integrating sustainable water management with essential community infrastructure, the initiative supports the long-term well-being of the schools and the communities they serve.
Through such initiatives, TACC continues to create meaningful and lasting social impact while advancing sustainable development and responsible environmental stewardship.
As part of its Corporate Environmental Responsibility (CER) initiatives, TACC Limited constructed a boundary wall at the Government Higher Secondary School in Fawda village, Dewas district, to enhance the safety and overall environment of the school premises.
A blood donation camp was organised on 21st January 2026 as part of TACC’s commitment to community welfare and healthcare support. The initiative witnessed enthusiastic participation and aimed to promote awareness around voluntary blood donation while contributing to local healthcare resources. The donations were made at Government M.G. Hospital, Dewas, supporting healthcare needs within the community.
As part of the CER initiatives, TACC Limited successfully distributed 6,000 food baskets to TB patients in collaboration with Civil Hospital Dewas. The initiative reflects the organisation’s commitment to community welfare and public health support by contributing towards improved nutrition and care for patients undergoing treatment.
TACC celebrated World Environment Day with plantation drives at Mata Tekri, Dewas (25 saplings) and Govt. School, Fawda village (70 saplings), in partnership with the District Administration. Activities included a cleanliness drive, awareness sessions, student quiz, and an environment pledge wall. A parallel plantation was held at our Mandideep office to mark the day across locations.
TACC organized a health check-up camp for women at Village Sirsoda under its CER initiative. Led by CBMO Dr. Shailendra Ohja, a 17-member medical team screened 118 women for eye health, TB, blood disorders, and gynaecological issues. The camp also issued 12 Ayushman Bharat Health Cards to support continued care.
TACC constructed a robust shade structure at the temple in Sirsoda Village. This sheltered space fosters community gatherings, religious ceremonies, and social unity, enhancing the village’s spiritual and cultural hub.
Environmental protection efforts include extensive tree plantation drives across the Dewas district, with over 13,000 saplings planted at various locations and celebrations of World Environment Day.
TACC built a durable shade structure for the gaushala in Ramgarh, Khargone district, Madhya Pradesh. This initiative protects cattle from harsh weather, promoting animal welfare and bolstering the agricultural foundation of the local community.
TACC’s healthcare activities, focused on adolescent health and facility improvement, include distributing sanitary pads through partnerships with Anganwadi centers and the Department of Women & Child Welfare.
TACC promotes community involvement through initiatives like the voter awareness program in Dewas, highlighted by an oath-taking ceremony led by the District Collector.
