The Neo's ethos of giving and caring strengthens its community empowerment projects around healthcare, education, infrastructure, and other national priorities. Here's an overview of how Neo is helping communities improve and transform.

The Neo's sustainable livelihood projects empower communities to become self-reliant and maximise earning ability through vocational training. Two noteworthy initiatives here are Project Parinati by Ekakanya and Projects by The Association for the Mentally Challenged (AMC) i.e. Vocational Training Centre, Sheltered Workshop, Day care Centre by AMC.

An idea, born out of the need to provide effective interventions within rural communities, bringing about change to combat the challenges faced by young girls and women is the dream of Ekakanya Foundation. The projects are supported by a deep understanding of the areas and varying cultures, allowing Ekakanya to transform the lives of girls through educational empowerment and attitudinal changes. In a quest to create a platform for girls to attain education, break cultural notions and explore opportunities for girls and women, Ekakanya envisions a future marked with community participation and contribution.

I. On ground active interventions – Ekakanya conceptualizes designs and implements the project. For example; Project Parinati.
II. Project conceptualization and strategic guidance (enabling others to create change)- Ekakanya provides conceptual and strategic guidance to organizations and industries with the aim of designing projects, defining objectives, shaping initiatives and lastly measuring results, resources and capabilities in the area of women and child development. For Example; Project Knowledge Center.

Association for The Mentally Challenged (AMC) has built a strong reputation in the space of caregiving for those affected with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) and its journey in the last 62 years is testimony to its commitment to the cause and quality services. The special children and young adults are forced to be at home without the professional care they enjoyed at AMC. They were receiving life-skill lessons, vocational training, yoga training, sports training and would indulge in practicing various art forms including dance and painting. Also they would enjoy nutritious meal, seasonal fruits and porridge every day. AMC provided counselling through WhatsApp and calls to anxious parents and their wards confined at home (b) We extended monthly support through essential supplies and rations for families since most breadwinners were out of jobs in the pandemic (c) Home delivery of training and teaching materials to families, including videos and customised lesson plans, for special school students, (D) raw materials supply to homes to maintain production of products for which AMC is famous (E) income support to select parents through making of masks at the centre. Continuing with AMC's efforts to empower the families of those affected with IDD, this year they have initiated visionary project ENRICH.

The development of a country’s infrastructure is vital to the growth of its sectors and the overall economy. Infrastructure is considered to be the key for promoting sustainable and inclusive economic growth. Neo has helped in building multi-speciality hospital, water conservation, water harvesting structures and check dams.

International Association For Human Values (IAHV) - a partner organization of the Art of Living. IAHV runs programs that cover 11 out of 17 United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals including environment protection and sustainability. IAHV through its sister organizations has a MoU with Government of Karnataka for the Rejuvenation of rivers in all the districts of Karnataka under the scheme Antharjala Chetana. Vadakatte kere is an irrigation tank presently irrigating about 15-20 acres of land. The water spread area is about 20 acres. The tank was silted and filled with weeds, it has desilted the tank and also removed the weeds. With the available funds about 8500 cum of silt has been removed.

Maa Saraswati Project by Raginiben Bipinchandra Sevakary Trust to establish “Multi-speciality Hospital cum Medical College” in Ahmedabad to provide facility for indigenous healthcare, sophisticated super speciality healthcare to all sections of all society.

Bhagwan Mahaveer Memorial Jain Trust, Bengaluru was established in 1975 with the objective of serving the society. With this aim in view, It has grown to a 500 bed reputed tertiary referral hospital with modern facilities and all super specialties. The trust has always emphasized on comprehensive tertiary level medical care accessible and affordable to all the sections of the society. The Department Of Spine And Joint Surgery in Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain Hospital, Vasanthnagar, was the first of its kind established in Karnataka as an exclusive spinal department and has performed more than 8000 spine surgeries and does an average of 70-80 spine surgeries per month at present. It is currently a center of excellence for spinal ailments and attracts patients from all over India and also abroad.

People for animals(PFA) wildlife hospital and research centre based in Bangalore is one of a kind facility involved in activity of rescuing, treating, and rehabilitating urban wild animals, with the aim of releasing them back into their natural (urban/semi-urban/wild) habitats. It has a PFA wildlife hospital and rescue centre which is fully operational 24/7 hospital with four highly trained veterinarians and rescuers who work round the clock for Bangalore’s urban wildlife. PFA has also managed to conduct 600+ Environment Awareness Programs across Bangalore City. Project 24X7/365 Wildlife Rescue was funded by Neo to help them with the upkeep of their rescue operations.

Charlies Animal Rescue Centre – CARE was established in January 2013 with the aim of providing state of the art, timely medical help to injured and ill street animals in the city of Bangalore. The inspiration behind CARE is Charlie, a differently abled 3 legged Indie dog who was an established figure in the field of animal assisted therapy since 2005. Charlie passed away in 2017 but his legacy lives on in the work at CARE.