CIVILIZATIONAL SERVICES
To support, enhance and conduct civilizational studies and research through grants to eligible researchers and academicians, to support publications and research to promote an indigenous lens and decolonial viewpoint in emic studies in history, in understanding sustainable living among aboriginal cultures, understanding feminism, human rights and human value systems among thriving native communities.
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CaresGlobal works at the intersection of human rights advocacy, refugee rehabilitation, education, and livelihood empowerment, with a mission to restore dignity, protect rights, and create opportunities for displaced and stateless communities—particularly those facing religious persecution and displacement. Our work is organized into three key initiatives. The CaresGlobal Project addresses refugee habitation, humanitarian relief, and livelihood development, while advocating for religious minorities at international forums including the UNHRC, European Parliament, and U.S. Congress. Through CaresGlobal Classrooms in Jodhpur and Ahmedabad, we provide structured education, skill-building, and safe spaces that empower refugee children and families to rebuild their lives.
