The Society for Awareness and Transformation for Youthful Aspirations (SATYA) is honoured to host the one-day National CSR Conclave 2.0-2026 on the important theme:
CSR-Policy-NGO Convergence for Swasth Bharat: Mental Health, Lifestyle Disorders, and Preventive Oncology.
The event will unite responsible corporates, NGOs, policymakers, academics and healthcare professionals to design scalable, evidence-based health models for a Swasth Bharat
SATYA aims to make this conclave a vibrant platform for government institutions, corporates, academia, NGOs, and youth leaders to explore prevention-led, community-rooted CSR solutions with long-term impact in health care and design scalable, evidence-based health models.
We aim to align corporate efficiency with grassroots understanding to build a Swasth Bharat, led by a healthy and productive youth population.
Eminent speakers from across the country will enrich us with their rich experience and knowledge in the field of Mental Health, lifestyle disorders, and preventive oncology.
Let us join hands to ensure that every CSR rupee and every NGO effort is guided by data, proven models, and measurable outcomes to meet these triple health challenges:
1. A rising burden of mental health conditions
2. The growing epidemic of lifestyle disorders
3. An increasing incidence of cancer
Convergence is the Need of the Hour
MARK THE DAY ON THE CALENDAR
Join us at National CSR Conclave 2.0 – 2026 hosted by SATYA
25 April 2026 | Sayaji Hotel, Indore
About the Conclave
Health is not a charitable gift. It is a shared social responsibility and a moral commitment towards a Swasth Bharat that begins with empowered youth and accountable partnerships.
Building on the success of the previous edition, SATYA’s National CSR Conclave 2.0 marks another step towards Madhya Pradesh pioneering a replicable convergence model for Bharat.
Hosted by the Society for Awareness and Transformation for Youthful Aspirations (SATYA) and supported by corporate CSR partners, this conclave aims to create a collaborative platform that brings together civil society organisations, corporate leaders, policymakers, government agencies, healthcare professionals, and academics. The focus is on convergence—aligning corporate resources and expertise with community insights and policy frameworks to build sustainable, people-centred health solutions.
The conclave will explore how CSR can move beyond short-term projects to support long-term community health initiatives focused on mental well-being, the prevention of lifestyle disorders, and preventive oncology. It will highlight the pivotal role of NGOs as implementing partners, ensuring that CSR investments remain grounded in local realities, human dignity and compassion.
The Conclave aims to serve as a national dialogue platform for corporates, healthcare providers, policymakers, CSR professionals, researchers, and civil society to:
- Examine CSR as a game changer in strengthening India’s healthcare ecosystem
- Promote integrated healthcare models combining modern medicine with traditional health systems
- Encourage public–private–CSR partnerships for sustainable healthcare delivery
- Identify self-sustainable, socially viable hospital and alternate care models
- Support preventive, promotive, and community-based healthcare approaches
- Align CSR healthcare initiatives with National Health Programs and priorities
Expected Outcomes
- Strengthened NGO–CSR partnerships for community health
- Scalable, prevention-led health models rooted in local contexts
- Improved alignment of CSR initiatives with public health priorities
- Shared commitment to dignity, access, and continuity of care
Registration Link: https://forms.gle/tCmb2Z7Rfo6ojgbg9