The Morry Group is an NGO that aims to attack the root causes of poverty in india through the provision of sustainable and equitable livelihoods, healthcare, education and social welfare.This NGO is currently active in India. They not only help those who need it but they empower and support them till they are self-sufficient. Morry was founded in 2022 by Harish Suthar and Priti  Harsh Rao with a mission to improve lives by educating and empowering communities in some of the most difficult parts of the world. Morry‘s is not just about the projects. It is about partnering for sustainability with those we serve and empowering them for future growth.

Tree Plantation at Kashi Farm ,Sotwada ,Dhanera

12/07/2021

The purpose of this project was to plant trees at the Kashi Farm in village sotwada, dhanera.Morry group took up this noble cause because they believe that if more trees are planted across India, it can lead to many benefits including afforestation, conservation of water resources and development. their focuses on tree plantation at Kashi Farm. The project, “Dhanera Tree Plantation” aims to improve the quality of life in villages by planting trees and turning barren lands into a green paradise.

RAIN WATER HARVESTING AND WATER INNOVATION SYSTEMS

Morry Group has developed and patented an affordable and small rain water harvesting system that can be installed in any type of roof or terrace. The water from the roof is filtered before it is stored into a tank for later use, such as watering plants.Merry Group rainwater harvesting systems are designed to be very easy to install for anyone, regardless of their knowledge or expertise in building/construction.y that produces high-quality and innovative water technologies.

The company’s mission is to provide clean drinking water, preserve resources and fight climate change.Morry Group, an INDIAN company, operates with a mission to reduce the negative impact on the environment caused by unsustainable use of fresh drinking water

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

Morry Group has an ienabled literacy and numeracy programme enabling illiterate people to read, write and do simple arithmetic, using advanced learning and memory techniques. Within 56 days of highly instructive and entertaining 2-hour classes held locally in the village, the learner acquires sufficient literacy and numeracy skills to be able to read simple books, write letters, verify her shopping and banking transactions and go on to learn highly valuable job-related skills.  Here, women gather, share and discuss issues of concern, have access to books and other relevant literature, and continue their learning and growth. They learn how to improve their lives on subjects such as health, hygiene, agriculture, legal rights, livelihood and other issues.