Impacting the lives of people and adding more meaning to life
Kaizzenites believe in the act of kindness to make this world a better place to live!
With a vision in the hearts and minds to do small things with love, Kaizzen’s humanitarian initiative ‘Kaizzen Care’ organized meal packaging and distribution for the residents of AiR Humanitarian Homes in Bengaluru.
In association with Rise Against Hunger, India (RAHI) team, Kaizzenites volunteered in packing and serving meals to the residents of AiR Humanitarian Homes and spent quality time to bring a smile on their faces.
Rise Against Hunger, India (RAAHI) is driven by the vision of a world without hunger. RAHI’s approach to ending hunger centers on mobilizing a global network of hunger champions. Meal packaging volunteers produce millions of nutritious meals annually that help feed vulnerable groups served by NGOs and community partners.
The air Humanitarian Home provides care to some of the most vulnerable members of our community, and we’re honored to be a part of their journey. We are thankful to you for joining us in this act of kindness. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those around us.
Whatever Maximum We Do is Minimum...
The Earth Saviours Foundation
‘NOT ALL OF US CAN DO GREAT THINGS, BUT WE CAN DO SMALL THINGS WITH GREAT LOVE’
This was the vision in the hearts and minds of all Kaizzenites as we gathered to celebrate the 4th initiative of Kaizzen Care at The Earth Saviours Foundation. The NGO caters to abandoned senior citizens, domestic violence victims, people suffering from incurable diseases as well as physically and emotionally challenged people, and Kaizzenites spent a memorable day with these special people who deserved the care and support.
The team went around speaking to individuals living at the centre, hearing their heartfelt stories and sharing a meal with them. This gesture/opportunity gave us immense satisfaction and inner peace and made us all acknowledge how small deeds of generosity can bring a significant impact on the life of people in need. This experience enabled each of us to be thankful in life and made us realize that there all we need is small gestures of love in order to collectively bring about a positive change in the lives of the people who need it the most.
Art Exhibition & Musical Performance
Kaizzen Care curated an art exhibition to showcase unique artistic talent by a special child, Ansh. He was diagnosed with Autism/ADHD at the age of three. Extremely hyperactive by nature, Ansh found calmness through art and a form of expression.His teacher, Rahul Thakur introduced him to abstract art which led him to explore colors, water, and patterns.
He has attended over 50 art exhibitions and participated at various galleries and has sold over 450 paintings till date. Apart from the exhibition, a 14-year-old special child, Shreyan Chakroborty gave a heart-rending musical performance.The glimpse of his impeccable music surfaced throughout his performance.
Autism has not come in the way of his passion for art and is determined to reach for the stars.With the support of his parents and teachers, the little musical prodigist hopes to build his career in music.
Kidney cancer
Kidney cancer can develop in adults and kids as well. The most common type of kidney cancer in adults is renal cell carcinoma, while in young children, it is Wilms' tumour.
Sarcoma or bone cancer
It is a broad group of cancers that begin in the bones and the soft tissues (sarcoma).
Pancreatic cancer
Among various types of cancers in the pancreas, the most common type of pancreatic cancer begins with cell linin and ducts that carry digestive enzymes out of the organ.
Stomach cancer
Stomach Cancer is also known as gastric cancer and can affect any part of the stomach. However, in the majority of cases, it is formed in the central part of the stomach.
Appendix cancer
Most appendix cancer cases are found in patients who have had appendix-related surgeries like appendicitis or unrelated abdominal surgeries and scans.
Prostate cancer
Prostate cancer that's in the early stage may give out warnings such as urinating difficulties, decreased stream of urine, bloody urine, and so on.
Cervical cancer
Papillomavirus and its various strains are crucial in causing most cervical cancer. Human papillomavirus is a sexually transmitted infection, and early preventive screenings are helping people to survive cervical cancer more than ever before.
Childhood cancer
Childhood cancers commonly include leukaemias, brain, lymphomas, and solid tumors like Wilms.
Breast cancer
Breast cancer can begin in any three parts of the breast, i.e., lobules, ducts, and connective tissue. But most breast cancers start in the ducts or lobules.
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
The non-Hodgkin lymphoma starts in white blood cells, essential in part of the body's immune system called lymphocytes.
Lymphoma and leukaemia are two different cancers that affect blood.
Colon cancer
Colon cancer generally affects older adults, though it can happen at any age. Typically, it begins as small, non-cancerous clumps of cells called polyps that form on the inside of the colon. However, regular screening for polyps has led to an improvement in survival rates in recent years.
Leukemia
Leukemia is cancer, where the bone marrow produces abnormal white blood cells that don't function properly.
Uterine or endometrial cancer
The most common early symptom of uterine cancer is abnormal vaginal bleeding. In older women, any bleeding or brownish discharge after menopause may be a symptom of endometrial cancer.
Testicular cancer
Testicular cancer nowadays is majorly treatable, even when cancer has spread beyond the testicle.
Liver cancer
There are several types of liver cancer. The most common type of liver cancer includes hepatocellular carcinoma, which begins in the primary type of liver cell.
Head and neck cancer
This cancer usually begins in the squamous cells that line the mucosal surfaces of the head and neck. Alcohol and Tobacco are two major risk factors for head and neck cancer.
Ovarian cancer
Researchers estimate that one in 75 women experience ovarian cancer, though what causes it is unclear.
Kaizzen, an innovative and dedicated PR & Digital Media Agency offers creative and strategic ways to help businesses flourish. One of our initiatives, Kaizzen Cares’ is all about empowering, elevating, and inspiring women and girls through the platform of education, mentorship, and community development. We celebrate achievements made by women and provide a platform for women entrepreneurs and startups through various opportunities.
We are committed to helping women find the best to learn and grow. Being a girl is not easy, Gender stereotypes and gender-based discrimination are omnipresent. But we at Kaizzen are busting gender stereotypes at every step.
Our vision lies in promoting passion, potential, and performance instead of the generalized view and preconceptions made by society. Kaizzen Care aims to inspire and empower girls to reach new heights because there is there’s no such thing as men’s work or women’s work—it’s all just work!
Kaizzen’s humanitarian initiative Kaizzen Care established during the pandemic works towards reinstating the social fabric of human welfare, empathy, and hope. Kaizzen believes in the joy of giving to gain the greater good of society and to cover a larger spectrum of human welfare. To achieve this overarching goal of the common good, it supports multiple causes ranging from supporting old-age homes to funding education for underprivileged children, meeting specific needs of differently-abled children, providing free education to girls from low-income families, and encouraging children and youth to take up sports. Amongst its most recent causes included the cancer awareness campaign, launched on World Cancer Day. To cover a larger spectrum of human welfare, Kaizzen Care even collaborated with other cause organizations, including ‘Indian Deaf Cricket Association’ (IDCA), ‘Rise Against Hunger India’, ‘Talk to me’, and other NGOs.
