Signature Global Foundation Launches Cancer Screening for Labour Communities

Gurugram, September 23, 2026: Signature Global Foundation, the CSR arm of Signature Global, has launched a cancer pre-screening initiative for labour communities working across its project sites under its Aarogya Rise health programme.

The initiative is being implemented in partnership with Sankalp Cancer Care Foundation, which will manage the process from awareness and initial screening to referrals and follow-up care. Sankalp has also partnered with Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre (RGCIRC), Rohini, for further diagnosis and treatment where required.

Five health check-up and cancer screening camps were organised simultaneously across different locations on September 23, marking the formal rollout. Ahead of the camps, awareness sessions were conducted at project sites to inform workers about preventive screening and encourage participation.

Mr. Pradeep Aggarwal, Founder and Chairman, Signature Global (India) Ltd., said, "At Signature Global, we believe that true progress is incomplete without ensuring the health and wellbeing of the communities that build it with us. Our labour force works tirelessly on our project sites, and it is our responsibility to ensure that their health is never overlooked. Early detection saves lives, and through this mega cancer pre-screening initiative, we are taking a meaningful step towards making preventive healthcare accessible to those who need it most.

Through our Aarogya Rise programme, in partnership with the Sankalp Cancer Care Foundation and their collaboration with the Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre, we are ensuring that this is not just a one-time screening exercise but a complete continuum of care, from screening to treatment."

The camps are being offered free of cost. Services include blood pressure, diabetes and ECG checks, general health examinations and cancer awareness sessions. Screening services cover oral cancer, clinical breast cancer and Pap smear-based cervical cancer screening, along with prostate cancer consultation and screening for men.

The camps also provide specific tests including HB, PSA and Pap Smear, as well as eye check-ups, free spectacles, medicines and sanitary pads.

According to Signature Global Foundation, its Aarogya Rise mobile healthcare initiative has so far provided healthcare access to more than 33,722 beneficiaries. Its other programmes include Paathshaala, Jagruk Beti Swasth Beti and Tech Udaan, covering areas such as education, girls’ empowerment and digital literacy.

The Foundation said it plans to expand its CSR activities through upcoming programmes including STEM Labs, a Scholarship Programme and a Skill Centre in Vrindavan.