September 2010 - Monthly Event
Beneficiaries for September 2010 - 347
Project #1
Day-to-Day basic needs for Shri Ramakrishna Aathmalayam @ Cholavaram, Chennai (A Shelter home for Poor / Orphan / Mentally Retarded / Physically Challenged / Old Aged / Visually Challenged with 175 Inmates),
For September 2010 month’s event, we visited Shri Ramakrishna Aathmalayam, Cholavaram, Chennai on 26th September 2010. At present, this organization takes care of nearly 175 inmates, who are Poor / Orphan / Mentally Retarded / Physically Challenged / Old Aged / Visually Challenged. This home provides free food, shelter, medical care and other basic needs of life to the inmates, besides providing school education to the children of the home. Children are studying in nearby schools and also in the residential school in the home. As per their request, we provided Sarees / Chudidars / Nighties for the normal / mentally retarded women. We also provided them Sweets and Savories. We conducted Drawing Completion for the children and awarded prizes to the children.
Project #2
Visited a AIDS Orphan Home with 60 inmates
As part of our September 2010 month’s event, we also visited the Community Health Education Society (CHES) (A Shelter Care for AIDS Orphans), Near Periyapalayam on 26th September 2010. There are nearly 50 children, in which, most of them are affected by HIV (Affected - Either Father (or) Mother of the Child died because of HIV, relations are not ready to adopt) and few of them are themselves infected by HIV. This home provides free food, shelter, medical care and education for the children till 5th standard in their campus itself. Children who are studying above 5th Standard are going to Schools near the home. Mr.Muthupandi and his wife Mrs.Chitra, are taking care of this home and they are living along with them with their kids. We provided Sweets , Savories and Fruits on the day of our visit. We also conducted Balloon Bursting Competition for the inmates of the home. It was real fun and they enjoyed it very much.
Project #3
Partial Amount provided for purchase of an Old Ambulance for Anbagam Orphanage Home, Dindigul (For the Living Care of HIV Affected Women & Children).
Anbagam Orphange Home, which is also called as DACS (Dindigul AIDS Control Society) is home for nearly 65 inmates (40 HIV affected (or) infected Children / 25 Old Aged). Most of the children are affected by HIV (Affected - Either Father (or) Mother of the Child died because of HIV, relations are not ready to adopt) and few of them are themselves infected by HIV. Most of the children in the home are below 9 years. This home provides free food, shelter, medical care and education for the children. Mr. Thankachan, who is the founder and president of this home, is taking care of their needs. For the past 5 years, nearly 20 children have died due to unavailability of emergency transportation to the hospital. They are paying Rs. 4,500/- monthly towards transportation charges for school going children. Hence, they are planning to procure a van which is to be used both for emergency medical purposes as well as for transportation of the Children to School. We had provided a partial amount of Rs. 40,000/- (Forty Thousand Only) for the purchase of an Old vehicle, which is in good condition, for this noble cause.
Project #4
Food Expenses for Poor Physically Challenged Working Women of Thiyagam Women’s Trust, Madurai
Thiyagam Women’s Trust is providing free accommodation to Physically Challenged Working Women, who hail from poor background in rural areas around Madurai. They had been collecting Rs.400/- towards providing food for the physically challenged women who are working in the Thiyagam Tailoring Unit and Thiyagam
Computer Centre. From November 2009 onwards, we have been taking care of the Food Expenses for the 10 poor Physically Challenged Working Women. We have provided Rs. 5,250/- towards the Food Expenses for the month of September 2010.
Project #5
Reader arranged for a Visually Challenged Home @ Anantapur District, Andhra Pradesh
We already know about this home (Andha Mahila Aasramamu @ Kurugunta Village, Anantapur District of Andhra Pradesh). At present, this organization takes care of nearly 15 Visually Challenged Girls from age 15 to 30. This home provides free food, shelter, and other basic needs of life to the inmates. 6 girls are studying in 10th Standard, 8 girls are studying in 11th Standard and one girl is pursuing her degree. These students are struggling to learn their lessons due to the non-availability of Readers, since this home is in rural area. So, we have arranged a Reader to read the subjects for the Visually Challenged Girls on a daily basis for 2 hours and we will be paying a salary of Rs. 2,000/- per month for the Reader. We had paid Rs. 2,000/- monthly salary for the Reader for the month of September 2010.Already last year we arranged a Reader for a period of Six months from November 2009 – April 2010.
Project #6
Rent for August 2010 month provided for a Poor / Orphan Children’s Home with 22 Inmates @ Puzhal, Chennai
Vallalar Karunai Illam Home (Formerly “Perumal – Subbaiah Memorial Home”) was struggling to pay their rent. So, we haveprovided Rent for the month of October 2010. We have already provided monthly provisions in May 2009, July 2009 and July 2010 to this home and also paid rent of this home from September 2009.
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. 36,927.35 will be utilized for October 2010 month’s event.
Below are the various organizations/groups to which our volunteers belong
2) Accenture
3) Asian Paints
4) Chennai Valzh Nallor Sangam
5) CMS Info Systems Pvt. Ltd.
6) CSC
7) GE
8) HCL Technologies
9) Hexaware Technologies
10) iSoft
11) “Nijangal (Uthavum Ullangal)” - An Orkut Online Community
12) Prodex Technologies
13) Scope International Pvt. Ltd.
14) Siemens Building Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
15) Vodafone
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