January 2010 - Monthly Event
Beneficiaries for January 2010 - 211
Project #1
A Month’s Provision for a Destitue & Orphan Children’s Home @
Avadi, Chennai
For
January 2010 month’s event, we visited Saranalayam (A Home for Destitute &
Orphan Children), Avadi on 24th January 2010.
At present, the organization takes care of 30 destitute and orphan children.
This home provides free food, shelter, education, medical care and other basic
needs to the inmates of the home. Mr. Kulandaivelu & Mrs. Kasthuri are
taking care of this home and they are living along with the children. We
provided a Month’s Provision for the
home. We also setup a Books Library of
various disciplines. We also provided them Ice Creams and Chocolates. We conducted various games such as Drawing Competition, Balloon Bursting
Competition, Talent Show and awarded prizes to the children.
Project #2
Day-to-Day Basic needs
for a Visually Challenged Women’s Home @ Mylapore, Chennai
Lotus
Blind Welfare Trust of India was formed in 2002 by eight visually challenged
persons, with the aim to support the visually
challenged girl students hailing from poor rural families who come to Chennai
for their further studies. At present, the organization takes care of 50
visually challenged students. Prof. Padmaraj Jain, who is visually challenged,
and is working as Professor in Government
Arts
College,
Chennai, is taking care of the home. This home provides free food, shelter,
medical care and other basic needs to its inmates. These girls are studying in
various government colleges in and around Chennai in various disciplines such
as English, History, Tamil, etc. We came to know that there is an immediate
need for their day-to-day basic needs. We provided
them with Inner Wears as per the request of the Home.
Project #3
Classes on “How to
Prepare and Write the Exams” & “Career Guidance” for 10th Standard
Girls of Government Children’s Home @ Purasawakkam, Chennai
Children
who are poor, orphan, missing, abandoned, neglected, destitute and delinquent
and Women who are victims of immoral trafficking from the age of 5 years to 18
years are brought to the Government Children’s Home for Girls at Purasawakkam,
Chennai. Children of this home are studying in the residential school in the
home itself. We had conducted the Classes on “How to Prepare and Write the Exams” & “Career Guidance” for
the 29 Girls who are studying 10th Standard on Sunday, 17th January
2010,
to help these girls choose their future career. Our volunteer C. Senthil Kumar,
who is an expert in delivering speech on “How to Prepare and Write the Exams”
& “Career Guidance” gave an interactive
speech which motivated and encouraged these girls and gave a boost to their
Self – Confidence and a new ray of hope. We also provided Long Size Notes / Geometry Boxes / Ink Pens
/ Ball Point Pens / Pencils / Sharpeners / Erasers / Long Size Scales / Chocolates
and Snacks. We also provided Drawing
Pencils along with Wax Crayons for the students who are attending Drawing
Classes. We also conducted Talent show
for these girls and we all enjoyed the session very much.
Project #4
Unpaid Rent for Two
months provided for a Poor/Orphan Children/Old Aged/Mentally Retarded/ Handicapped
Home (December 2009 & Janury 2010)
We
already know this home (“Perumal – Subbaiah Memorial Orphan, Children, Old Aged
and Handicapped Home – Karunai Illam”, with 20 inmates) and have already
provided a month’s provision in May 2009 & August 2009 to this home and
also paid rent of this home during September 2009 – November 2009. Last week we
came to know that they have been struggling
to pay their rent from December 2009. So, we provided the two month’s Rent for this home. (December 2009 – January
2010).
Computer Tables for
Poor Physically Challenged Women of Thiyagam Women Trust, Madurai
Thiyagam women Trust is registered
under the charitable Trust Act, and is established to serve the rural women
with disabilities and to empower them to stand on their own feet. Thiyagam
Computer Centre is providing training and empowering the
physically challenged and economically poor women from rural base and place
them in suitable jobs. They are also providing a stipend of Rs. 500/- during
the training. These women hail from poor background in rural areas around Madurai.
These women are housed in a separate building called Thiyagam Home (which comes
under Thiyagam Women Trust), which is rent-free. Currently, Thiyagam
Computer
Center
got few old working computers from an Software Company as donation. To use
these computers they required small computer tables. We provided them Five Computer Tables towards the Free
Computer Training provided to the economically poor physically challenged women
from rural base.
Project #6
Educational Aid for a
Poor Student
We came to know about a Poor boy Kumaravel
N. from Kanchipuram, who needed help for pursuing his education. He was
referred & verified by our volunteer Hellan’s sister M. Rebeca Sofiya Joice,
who is working as Lecturer in Madras
Christian
College.
Student is doing his 2nd Year
M.Sc., (Chemistry) in Madras Christian College (Evening),
East Tambaram,
Chennai. His father was dead last year and
his mother is housewife, student is taking tuitions in the morning with that
money he is taking care of the whole family. His elder sister got married. Kumaravel’s
Second Year College Fees is Rs. 12, 680/- and needed our help for the same. We had provided the Second Year
College Fees of Rs. 12, 680/-.
Project #7
Milk for a Poor /
Orphan / Semi-Orphan / Destitute Women’s
Home
We have been providing 6 Litres of Heritage
Full Cream Milk on a daily basis for the past three months to Bharatha Matha Sevai
Illam, Nandhiyambakkam, Chennai. At present this organization takes care
of nearly 70 inmates (Orphan / Semi-Orphan Children – 60, Destitute Women –
10). We provided 6 Litres of Heritage Full Cream Milk on a daily basis for
the month of December 2009 amounting to Rs. 6,300/.
Project #8
Partial amount paid
towards purchase of computer for deserving Poor students from Chennai.
We came to know about two poor girls
from a family, who are studying college and needed computer for their academics
and projects rather than paying higher fees to do projects / learn computer
outside. This project was referred & verified by our volunteer Vinod from
Vodafone. His father is working as Van
Driver and mother is housewife. They have three girls. They are struggling
for their day-to-day needs itself and they had a saving of Rs.5,000/- towards
purchasing the computer and we provided
the partial amount of Rs. 10,000/- towards the purchase of the Computer.
Attached
is the Contribution & Expenses Open Account Sheet with Bill number column, for
your reference, along with the scanned bills. We appreciate your valuable
Suggestions/Comments about the event to plan and improve our future events. The
excess amount of Rs. 14,181.10 would be utilized for February 2010 month’s event.
Below
are the various organizations/groups to which our volunteers belong
1)
ABB
2)
Accenture
3)
Asian Paints
4)
Chennai Valzh Nallor Sangam
5)
CMS Info Systems Pvt. Ltd.
6)
GE
7)
HCL Technologies
8)
Hexaware Technologies
9)
iSoft
10) “Nijangal
(Uthavum Ullangal)” - An Orkut Online Community
11)
Prodex Technologies
12)
Scope International Pvt. Ltd.
13)
Vodafone
January 2010 - Contribution & Expenses Sheet
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