Ford India celebrates global care by starting the happy school program

The Indian arm of Ford, an American carmaker, today announced the launch of the happy school program for 21 schools in Chennai. Radhans P. Harris, executive director of the automotive industry in India, and radhans P. Harris, executive director of the company.

Based on the initiative, Ford is working with well-known non-governmental organizations in countries working in the field of education to conceptualize and design a social intervention model that addresses the identified gaps in each school. It will be implemented in the 21st century. Major schools are in the first phase of the initiative.

The event also marked the beginning of the ninth global week of India care. 2000 Ford employees near Chennai, goreborg, San and Gurgaon will volunteer for several initiatives during the GWC from September 5 to 14.

Speaking of GWC, Nigel Harris, President of Ford India, said, "Ford's global caring weekly is a great example of how Ford and its employees can further improve the quality of life of the people in the communities where we live and work. "Ford employees embrace the company's care and give back to the heritage of the community. With education playing a key role in our vision of a better world, we can't choose a better day than teacher's day, or a better global week than the global week when the program was launched in Chennai“