Partnerships and Collaboration

What kind of partnership are you exploring?

WARA’s work spans learning, practical skills, care, community development, and service delivery. Organisations may have different reasons for getting involved, from contributing facilities or expertise to supporting a social initiative or discussing workforce requirements.

Choose the option that best describes what your organisation wants to explore.

Training centres and educational institutions

For vocational centres, schools, colleges, and training organisations interested in courses, instructors, facilities, delivery capability, or programme collaboration.

Discuss an Education or Training Partnership

Healthcare and care organisations

For healthcare providers, care agencies, rehabilitation and wellness organisations, and relevant community-health organisations interested in care coordination, service delivery, or workforce development.

Discuss a Care or Healthcare Collaboration

CSR teams, donors, and philanthropic funders

For companies considering CSR support, philanthropic donors, foundations, and other funders interested in education, skills, community development, or livelihood initiatives.

Discuss a Funding or Social-Impact Initiative

Community organisations and local institutions

For NGOs, community groups, local institutions, and public or development organisations interested in outreach, learner access, facilities, community programmes, or local implementation.

Explore a Community Partnership

Employers and industry partners

For employers, businesses, production units, and service organisations interested in defining work requirements, engaging service providers, creating demand, or collaborating on occupational capability.

Discuss Workforce or Service Requirements

Funding partnerships and commercial services are different

Organisations may engage with WARA for different purposes, and it helps to identify the purpose clearly at the outset.

• Social and educational initiatives: CSR teams, donors, foundations, and other funders may wish to discuss support for suitable charitable, educational, skills-development, or community initiatives. Such support is subject to the relevant organisation’s objectives, requirements, and approvals.
• Commercial service requirements: Businesses and other customers may need services or project work completed through the marketplace. These are commercial enquiries and should be discussed as service requirements, not treated as charitable funding.

Wara KarmaYoga Foundation/Trust’s social and educational role is distinct from Wara Systems Pvt Ltd’s commercial marketplace role. The appropriate route depends on the nature of the proposed engagement.

Not sure which partnership route fits?

If your organisation has several possible contributions, or your idea does not fit neatly into one category, contact WARA directly. Briefly explain your organisation, what you hope to contribute or achieve, and the kind of collaboration you would like to discuss.