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02 · PARTNERSHIP & SUPPORT

Social Impact Partners

SURMAI Associates and SURMAI Donors connect their expertise and resources with responsible community action.

Ways to contribute

Two types of Social Impact Partners

Social Impact Partners strengthen SWG through services, expertise, resources and accountable contributions.

PARTNERS OF SOCIAL PROGRESS

SURMAI Associates

Businesses and professionals contributing agreed offers, services, expertise and practical support through an SDF arrangement.

PATRONS OF SOCIAL IMPACT

SURMAI Donors

Individuals and institutions supporting recorded local activities, assistance needs, learning and community requirements.

For SURMAI Associates

Doctors, pharmacies, diagnostic centres, hospitals, local businesses and professional service providers may contribute agreed products or services. Specific offers and eligibility are set out in the applicable agreement or MoU.

  • No Associate joining fee or commission under the documented participation model.
  • Businesses and professionals define offers and applicable conditions with SDF.
  • Welfare Card validation supports agreed member eligibility checks.
  • Member household profiles and unrelated private records are not shared with Associates.

An Associate offer is not a blanket benefit. Each participating service and its terms must be confirmed through the relevant agreement.

For SURMAI Donors

Support can be financial or in kind, including suitable health, hygiene, clothing and daily-use supplies. A donor may support a recorded activity, location or approved program need.

  • Purpose, quantities and receiving arrangements should be agreed with SDF before providing in-kind materials.
  • Donations and use are recorded under applicable institutional accounting procedures.
  • Appropriate acknowledgement and reporting follow the nature and terms of support.

Institutional Partners

Educational, healthcare, research and technical institutions can collaborate under defined institutional arrangements. These specify facilities, eligible recipients, scope and access requirements separately from commercial Associate offers.

Read the full coordination framework