Anganwadi is a rural child care center in India. These Anganwadi provide non-formal preschool education, basic food, and health education. There are close to 106,128 Anganwadi centers in UP.
UPMA's Goal is to work with Anganwadi and further enhance services like providing nutritious food, improved pre-education, school bags, shoes, sweaters, and much more for children. With the help of Anganwadi, UPMA will also connect with poor villagers/parents, where we can support families with multiple initiatives. For example, recently, UPMA donated thousands of kambals to all families of UPMA's daycare and UPMA students. UPMA is currently running ten daycare centers and funding the education of the underprivileged back in India.
During COVID, UPMA provided financial aid/food/oxygen concentrators/oxi meters, and much more and spent thousands of dollars. Anganwadi will allow us to reach and serve needy people.
We all know the next innovation is from Villages in India; besides uplifting Aaganwadi, UPMA aims to digitize Aaganwadi and put laptops/computers. But, the sky is a limit to what we can do for underprivileged young children; UPMA is committed to changing the lives of underprivileged people in India.   

Anganwadi also opens up a door where, via UPMA we can work on the economic development of low-income families, women empowerment, and projects to connect the underprivileged to the external world.
 Last year, a group of 10 officials from Smart Village Movement visited UP; besides meeting with Gov. Anandi ben Patel, we also met with secretaries and ministers. The smart village movement provides four verticals - Education, Healthcare, Household, and Agriculture. The smart village movement involves companies from US and India. This is already running successfully in the Meghalaya state; we are working to bring it to UP.
With Anganwadi, UPMA will have access to underprivileged families. We can work to replicate models where villagers, especially women at home, build products that are sold in the US and worldwide.
We like to promote companies in the US to invest in UP. UPMA can help with Govt. resources and connections and leverage the existing UP Govt program.  

Add an answer here.Sankara is operating in Kanpur and Mathura. The excellent news is Sankara Eye Hospital is expanding its Kanpur Hospital and increasing its capacity two-fold to 400 Free Patient beds and 50 paid beds.
Also, Sankara is building a new SEF Hospital in Banaras. Earlier, UPMA helped Sankara to raise $50,000 or more for various projects; now, UPMA is committed to helping Sankara with their upcoming venture in the UP. 

OSAAT is committed to re-build 50 new schools (each costs approximately INR 60 lacs) and digitizing 50 schools (each costs around INR six lacs). OSAAT has signed MoU with UP Govt. for the above projects and done meetings with the principal secretaries of UP. UPMA is fully committed to supporting OSAAT and helping them complete UP projects by exposing them to every UP event and donor.

UPMA is committed to promoting India Culture and continues to help keep our culture alive in the hearts of our children, people, and everyone.
 UPMA's Goal is to provide the best experience in all UPMA events. Accordingly, we are organizing the biggest Holi of the BAY Area presented by San Jose Sharks. Our Holi will be outside the SAP center. Also, like last year, UPMA is organizing the best dandia of the Bay Area with the artist - Falguni Pathak and Shri Atul Purohit Ji.