Pillar 01
ESIC Awareness Programme
Safe in India conducts ESIC awareness programmes across factories and industrial units in Pune, educating workers and employers about their rights and entitlements. Through focused sessions, we explain all ESIC benefits, eligibility, and the complete registration process. The programme simplifies portal usage, guides participants on claim procedures, and addresses common misconceptions—promoting stronger social security awareness and a culture of compliance at the workplace.
ESIC Awareness & Workplace Safety Training Program
The ESIC Awareness & Workplace Safety Training Program brings essential ESIC rights, benefits, and safety education directly to workers living near industrial areas in Gurgaon, Manesar, and Faridabad. Through community-based sessions, we help workers understand their social security entitlements and adopt safer practices at the workplace, empowering them to stay informed, protected, and confident. Till Q3 2025, we have trained 1,773 workers.
3.Value of compensation received (in ₹ crores)
Value of compensation received (in ₹ crores)
This section highlights the ₹145.4 crore compensation received by injured workers till Q3 2025, facilitated through our support. This amount reflects the real impact of helping workers access their rightful ESIC and legal benefits.
Total number of injured/non-injured workers assisted with their ESIC healthcare and compensation
The consistent growth in the number of injured and non-injured workers supported with ESIC healthcare and compensation under Pillar 1. It captures our expanding outreach from early 2020 to Q3-2025, showing how more workers are coming forward to seek help and trust our support systems. The strong upward trend reflects both the increasing need for ESIC assistance and the deepening impact of Pillar 1, with over 12,000 workers assisted till Q3-2025.
​Value of Compensation received from Labour Welfare Fund, Haryana(in lakhs)
The steady rise in compensation secured from the Labour Welfare Fund, Haryana, reflecting our growing effectiveness in helping workers access these state welfare entitlements. Starting from ₹12 lakhs in Q4 2023, the value has consistently increased each quarter, reaching ₹151 lakhs by Q3 2025. The upward trend shows both the increasing awareness among workers and the strong support provided under Pillar 1 to ensure they receive the benefits they deserve.
Face to Face Worker Engagement in Centres and Community (excluding training)
