Our Philosophy

Y-Axis’ CSR policy is structured around two causes we feel strongly about - healthcare and education. We invest in, partner with and support initiatives that focus on these two areas. We are also very passionate about working with children. Our CSR initiatives are currently limited to the following:

Know More School is an initiative where we set up computer labs in economically backward schools. We focus on improving employability of students from neglected areas by using technology. We aim at creating an infrastructure-rich environment, where students can easily learn through free, credible online resources and gain skills that make them employable in surrounding tech industries or becoming self employed as entrepreneurs. Students enrolled in free programmes also get an access to career counselors assisting them with the knowledge, expertise and capabilities required for global mobility and employability. Through their initiatives we hope to equip students with domain expertise and employability boosting skills.

Xavier Augustin Education fund is an initiative where we pay for education for children from Grade 1 to Grade 10 in small private schools close to slum areas. These children are the poorest of the poor and usually are orphans or children of widows.

Heal-a-Child Foundation is an initiative founded by our COO Sabina Xavier. The NGO operates out of Y-Axis premises and is also supported by way of sponsorships and donations. It pays for treatment of very poor and critically ill children whose parents cannot afford to clear their hospital bills.

U.S. Education Advisory Centre - Past Initiative (August 2018 - September 2025) The U.S. Education Advisory Centre was a significant CSR initiative and a unique pilot project in collaboration with the US Embassy in India. For seven years, the Centre provided FREE and unbiased counselling and guidance to students aspiring to study in the USA. Our Founder and CEO, Xavier Augustin, a graduate from the University of South Carolina and an alumnus of Harvard Business School, championed this initiative as a strong advocate of US education. The Centre served as a valuable resource for students seeking authentic information about American higher education opportunities, reinforcing Y-Axis' mission of creating a borderless world that encourages diversity and allows a free flow of labour, knowledge and ideas to any country where merit and expertise are recognized and rewarded.