1. To promote and facilitate the development of affordable housing,
model townships, and community residential colonies for
economically weaker sections of minority communities. \
2. To acquire, develop, and manage land and infrastructure for
planned community housing projects that include essential civic
amenities such as water, sanitation, roads, electricity, and green
spaces.
3. To work in collaboration with government housing boards,
development authorities, and private developers under schemes
such as PMAY (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana), MHADA, or other
public-private partnerships for minority housing.
4. To ensure integrated development of residential areas by including
schools, clinics, community halls, recreation centers, and markets
within the township plans.
5. To assist minority individuals and families in applying for housing
loans, subsidies, and government housing welfare schemes.
6. To support slum rehabilitation, urban renewal, and resettlement
efforts that protect the housing rights of displaced or marginalized
minority populations.
7. To advocate for inclusive urban planning policies that prioritize
dignity, safety, and accessibility for all sections of the community,
especially the poor and vulnerable.
8. To engage in construction, renovation, and maintenance of
residential units, especially for widows, orphans, the elderly, and
persons with disabilities within minority communities.
9. To facilitate the legal and administrative processes related to land
acquisition, registration, building approvals, and compliance for
community housing projects.
10. To promote green, sustainable, and disaster-resilient housing
models using cost-effective and environment-friendly construction
technologies.
11. To encourage community ownership and participation in the
governance, upkeep, and development of townships through
cooperative housing societies and residents’ welfare associations.
