1. Veterans Welfare
- Veterans welfare awareness
- Rehabilitation support
- Second-career programmes
- Skill development
- Employment facilitation
- Education support
- Health and wellness
- Veteran mentoring
- Support for military families
Public Purpose • Structured Collaboration • Measurable Community Impact
The Government & PSU Partnerships programme of Veterans India provides a structured pathway for collaboration with government departments, public-sector undertakings, public institutions and other authorised bodies on programmes aligned with veterans’ welfare, youth development, education, skills, rural development, health, environment, community engagement and disaster preparedness.
Veterans India seeks to contribute as a responsible programme, outreach, mobilisation, training or implementation partner wherever its capabilities align with an authorised public objective.
Our partnership approach is based on: Public Need → Programme Alignment → Defined Responsibility → Accountable Implementation → Measurable Outcomes
Public Sector Undertakings may collaborate with Veterans India through suitable CSR and social-impact programmes.
Where a government or PSU opportunity involves procurement, vendor registration, empanelment or tender conditions, Veterans India should follow the stated procedure. NGO status alone does not create eligibility.
Any public announcement about a government or PSU partnership should be based on formally documented information.
A partnership with a government department, public institution or PSU does not automatically mean that Veterans India:
Veterans India works with Government institutions, PSUs and public bodies on suitable programmes involving veterans, youth, education, skills, communities and social development.
Submit an official partnership, implementation, outreach, training, CSR, institutional, knowledge or empanelment opportunity for review by Veterans India.
Submission of this form does not authorise Veterans India to use Government/PSU branding, represent a public authority, receive project funds, or claim an official partnership. Such rights arise only through appropriate formal documentation.