Samprati Foundation Supports Surat’s Safai Veers

Surat (Gujarat) [India], December 1: Surat’s unwavering reputation as one of India’s cleanest cities is upheld every day by its Safai Veers—the sanitation workers who form the backbone of the city’s public health and cleanliness framework. Recognising their indispensable contribution, Samprati Foundation, under the leadership of its Chairman Shri Nirav Shah, organized a dedicated welfare initiative at the SMC Health Centre in Pal to extend meaningful support to these frontline heroes.

The initiative was designed with a clear objective: to enhance the health and safety of sanitation workers who tirelessly serve the community across challenging environmental conditions. Demonstrating his ongoing commitment to public welfare, Shri Nirav Shah personally led the program and supervised the distribution of UV protection glasses and face masks. These essential protective tools aim to safeguard workers from exposure-related risks they encounter during daily operations.

Shri Nirav Shah, known for his active involvement in civic betterment initiatives, has consistently driven programs that uplift communities at the grassroots level. Through Samprati Foundation, he has championed activities focused on hygiene awareness, health improvement, and empowerment of individuals who form the city’s essential workforce. His leadership continues to inspire initiatives that bring tangible improvements to public well-being.

Addressing the Safai Veers during the event, Shri Nirav Shah emphasised their pivotal role in shaping Surat’s success and maintaining its clean city rankings. He referred to them as the “true architects of Surat’s achievements” and reiterated the Foundation’s dedication to supporting them through practical, sustainable, and thoughtful welfare measures.

The program also featured notable dignitaries, including Surat Member of Parliament Shri Mukeshbhai Dalal, Swachh Bharat Mission Central In-charge Shri Omshiv Mishra, and Dr Sameer Gami. Each of them commended Samprati Foundation’s consistent efforts and extended their appreciation for Shri Nirav Shah’s leadership in advancing civic welfare.

Their presence underscored the broad support for initiatives that prioritise the well-being of sanitation workers—individuals who often work behind the scenes yet play a defining role in building a cleaner and healthier society.

Samprati Foundation expressed its heartfelt gratitude to all dignitaries, volunteers, and participants who contributed to the success of the program. Reaffirming its commitment, the Foundation stated that it will continue undertaking welfare-driven missions under the guidance of Chairman Shri Nirav Shah to uplift the community and empower frontline workers who contribute daily to the city’s growth.

Through such thoughtful interventions, Samprati Foundation aims to not only support the Safai Veers but also inspire collective awareness of the indispensable services they provide. The Foundation remains dedicated to strengthening Surat’s civic framework by ensuring that those who serve the city are protected, valued, and honored.