Reliance Foundation
Richa Arora is an experienced professional in program development and corporate social responsibility (CSR), currently serving as a Program Development Manager at Reliance Foundation since December 2023. Prior to this role, Richa worked at Samhita from October 2018 to December 2023, where positions included Manager of Impact Achievement and Assistant Manager of Implementation, overseeing a significant CSR portfolio and managing various project initiatives focused on responsible hosting, financial inclusion, and social inclusion strategies. Richa has also held roles with Kaivalya Education Foundation as a Program Leader, overseeing educational interventions, and served as a Consulting Psychologist at Orchids The International School. Richa holds a Post-Graduation degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Jammu.
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"At Reliance Foundation, our vision is to build an inclusive India by pioneering a holistic model to address India’s multifaceted development challenges, and contribute to its collective aspirations. Central to our philosophy is the commitment to enhance the quality of life of people from marginalised and vulnerable communities, by empowering them and catalysing change through innovative and sustainable solutions. Our steadfast endeavour is to create replicable and scalable models of development through an integrated approach in the true Reliance spirit of maximising societal value for all, and making it a movement." Nita M. Ambani Founder and Chairperson, Reliance Foundation Nita Ambani is a board member of Reliance Industries and East India Hotels, and leads the cricket team, Mumbai Indians, in the Indian Premier League. She is also the Founder and Chairperson of Dhirubhai Ambani International School, one of India’s best international schools. In 2015, Nita Ambani founded an organization called Football Sports Development Limited, which focuses on developing sports in India through grassroots programs.