With a project aimed at supporting more than 30,000 women artisans in rural areas Sheth Jeebun, is set to enter India. Allowing the artisans to earn a decent living for themselves and become financially independent, unique products made by the women artisans would be made available to customers in the UK and beyond.
“This is a massive project that will cover villages across India. Traditional products made by Indian artisans have a big market in the UK and several other countries. We will ensure the project is beneficial for the artisans as it would allow them to stand on their feet,” said Sheth Jeebun.
“Healthcare sector is my core strength and expertise, but I am also passionate about giving back to the community and helping those around us who are less fortunate. The India project is one of the several international investment projects I am involved in. I am also working on a real estate project in Mauritius where I am looking to set up housing, hotel, and shopping complex,” he said.
“I am committed to making the way we work more sustainable and friendly to the planet. I recognise the importance of sustainability and am committed to making all Aster Healthcare Homes and our portfolio investments completely paper-free by mid-2022. We are investing in the latest technology that provides unparalleled care management systems for the tailored care of our residents.
The digitisation will not only provide for more efficient and accurate care but also help us reduce our carbon footprint,” he added.
