TECNOCASA GROUP AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Tecnocasa Group have always undertaken a sustainable growth and paid attention to the needs of the stakeholder, integrating the implications of an ethical nature within a corporate strategical vision (according to the logic of corporate social responsibility).

The continued willingness to guide all the members of the Group to respect the rules of a correct behavior, with regard to the collaboration and satisfaction of the client, is the result of an awareness of a significant social impact developed by the Companies and by the franchising Network of the Group in the territory in which they work.

SOLIDARITY

Tecnocasa Group has created its humanitarian project thanks to the setting up of Fondazione MilleSoli Onlus which, on 26th May 2005, was formally recorded in the NGO register and on 21st November 2005 was legally acknowledged.
Fondazione MilleSoli operates in India, a land where many people live in extreme poverty. In particular, the Fondazione mission is engaged in protecting and supporting children coming from terrible hardship, taking care of their daily needs, offering them shelter and basic schooling.

The Fondazione activities have the following objectives:
  • Re-establish human dignity by restoring self respect to the children in care;
  • Where possible, resettle the children with their families;
  • Provide concrete help towards their growth, play, health assistance and schooling.

Morever, the Fondazione has given financial support for the construction and renovation of various buildings for houses , schools and dispensaries for these children.

These activities, initially concentrated in the area of Mumbai (in the State of Marahastra), have gradually expanded with the help of the Salesian Nuns.
Tecnocasa Group have already contributed towards the realization of 13 buildings (construction/renovation) in 9 different states of India, where more than 1.200 children are housed.

The undertaking of the Fondazione is not confined to the various projects (construction of the buildings, payment of medical and teaching personnel, food and lodging for the children), but aims to create conditions whereby in time these projects may become self supported and financed through work on the land and keeping animals.

With this objective in mind, in the vicinity of the housing for the children, stables and wells have been built which will contribute also towards the economical development of these buildings and in time make them self supporting.