About Us

Royal Foundation's Skill Development programs is the process of identification of the skills gap in youth and providing skilling training & employment benefits to them. Skill development programs aim to acknowledge the ability of the youth and extend their support by serving them with the proper guidance, infrastructure, opportunities, and encouragement that help them achieve their ambitions. Education and skills are essential for everyone, and they both walk hand in hand in everyone's career journey. They are the roots behind the economic growth and community development of a country. Therefore, both central & state governments are continuously making efforts to provide skill development to the youth with their skilling partners around the country.

The benefits of Skill Development include increased business profits, improved performance, improved accuracy & quality, improved communication, complies with rules & regulations, improved recruitment & career opportunities, and development of good customer relations.

Royal Foundation is a non-profit organisation working in India Since 2017, focusing on alleviating poverty and social injustice. We do this through well planned and comprehensive projects in health, education, livelihoods and disaster preparedness and response. Our overall goal is the empowerment of women and girls from poor and marginalized communities leading to improvement in their lives and livelihoods.Royal Foundation also Registered in NITI Ayog, MSME & Member of Quality Council of India.

Royal Foundation helps alleviate poverty and social exclusion by facilitating empowerment of women and girls from poor and marginalised communities.

We aim to recognize and value the potential of local resource and traditional wisdom of people. Our focus is concentrated on the receiver’s dignity instead of the donor’s pride. We promote circular economy by ensuring maximum use of each material. We value collaborative efforts with partner organizations to increase effectiveness and scale. Royal Foundation views every entity as equal stakeholder in the process of development rather than observing hierarchical relationships. In the race of development we all are too focused on machines i.e. the big and known issues, ignoring the needles- the most important basic needs.