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1. SAI BABA GURUKULAM - VELLORE
SAI BABA GURUKULAM is being run for the past 8 years with manager financial aid received from the local likeminded people.
The School, which has classes from L.K.G to V Standard under Matriculation Syllabus, is run in a private place on a rent of rs.1,500/- per month. It has no formal class-room structure and the pupils are only the children of local down-trodden people belonging to the strata of rickshaw-pullers, cobblers, masons and those doing menial jobs in the local Municipality. The pupils number 260 in all and belong to all communities. The School is not collecting any tuition fees from the pupils. Books and Note-Books are bought out of the donations received only. However, as the donations are not received on a regular and continuous basis, very often we are facing financial crunch in the running of the School/classes.
2. OLD PEOPLE ASHRAM
Trust is running the old People’s ashram (Gharda Gar) for people beyond 60 years of age and also provide the facility to handicapped and blind people. The Trust is providing all facilities to the old people free of cost. Donations are welcome to this nobel cause.
3. VOLUNTARY FOOD BANK
The Voluntary Food Bank operates from its own office at #28/22, F-6, Madhu Manor Apartment, 5th Main Road, Nanganallur, Chennai - 600 061. It has its dedicated team ensures that the food is collected in ideal conditions and served while it is fresh. Utmost care is taken in identifying the beneficiary organizations to ensure that the food reaches only the genuinely needy persons. The Score of organizations benefiting from Voluntary Food Bank include orphanages, old age homes, crèches, Veda Padasala, and disabled persons hostels. At least one wholesome meal is provided each day to the Inmates of all these institutions, all the 365 days of a year. Under this scheme of the Voluntary Food Bank, regular cash/kind donations are received from kindhearted individual/institutions from the purpose of buying food grains, which are used to feed the hungry and starving persons on a continuous Basis. Contributions made under this scheme are deductible from the Income Tax under section 80G of the Income Tax Act. A minimum contribution of Rs.1500/- being equivalent to the cost of bag of rice is acceptable under the scheme. The contribution cheque(s) should be drawn favoring ‘SHRI SAI CHARAN TRUST’ payable at Chennai. To augment the scope and functioning of the Voluntary Food Bank, the Pudi Arichi Thittam was conceived and launched. Under this scheme, grain containers are provided to individual / institutions for the purpose of gathering grain contributions. The grains gathered in these containers over a month are collected by the Voluntary Food Bank and later utilized for the purpose of distribution among the beneficiary Institutions. As much as 400 kgs of food grains is currently being mobilized every month under this scheme. Its our firm belief that each one of us, with our love, compassion and a little contribution, can make a great amount of difference to those who are hungry and starved. We invite you to share our passion and join our hands in feeding the hungry and starved.
4. PROPOSED PROJECTS
The Trust proposes to undertake the following in a phased manner.
Hospital:
Trust will establish a Hospital for poor and needy people with 50 admitted patient’s capacity. Trust will provide the service to all types of deceases free of cost.
Veda Pada Sala
Ayurvedic forms:
Trust will establish the form with Ayurvedic Trees and Plants. The main objects to grow this Ayurvedic trees is a patient can cure for deceases by sitting under the trees and doing yoga. This is a autic tree which is rarely available in Himalayas and African Jungles.
Ayurvedic Hospitals:
Trust will establish the Ayurvedic Hospital to provide the Ayurvedic treatment with Kerala Traditional Massage treatment, shriradhora for headache muscular pain and point orthritic problems.
Bhojan Shala:
Trust will establish the Bhojan Shala (Lodge) for poor people and for patient admitted in the Hospital and Ayurvedic hospital at the nominal charge.
Ambulances:
Trust has planned to purchase two ambulances for people and two for animals with 24 hours service facitity, one mobile dispensary for people and one mobile dispensary for animals with the facility of Doctors, nurses and life saving drugs.
Ayurvedic Library:
Trust is going to establish the Ayurvedic library for advance research in the Ayurveda. Now a days a Western and European countries have started to use the Ayurvedic Medicine and Ayurvedic treatment.
Building for handicapped animals:
Trust will run the panjarapole for ill and handicapped animals and provide the medical treatment.
SAI BABA GURUKULAM is being run for the past 8 years with manager financial aid received from the local likeminded people.
The School, which has classes from L.K.G to V Standard under Matriculation Syllabus, is run in a private place on a rent of rs.1,500/- per month. It has no formal class-room structure and the pupils are only the children of local down-trodden people belonging to the strata of rickshaw-pullers, cobblers, masons and those doing menial jobs in the local Municipality. The pupils number 260 in all and belong to all communities. The School is not collecting any tuition fees from the pupils. Books and Note-Books are bought out of the donations received only. However, as the donations are not received on a regular and continuous basis, very often we are facing financial crunch in the running of the School/classes.
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Trust is running the old People’s ashram (Gharda Gar) for people beyond 60 years of age and also provide the facility to handicapped and blind people. The Trust is providing all facilities to the old people free of cost. Donations are welcome to this nobel cause.
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3. VOLUNTARY FOOD BANK
The Voluntary Food Bank operates from its own office at #28/22, F-6, Madhu Manor Apartment, 5th Main Road, Nanganallur, Chennai - 600 061. It has its dedicated team ensures that the food is collected in ideal conditions and served while it is fresh. Utmost care is taken in identifying the beneficiary organizations to ensure that the food reaches only the genuinely needy persons. The Score of organizations benefiting from Voluntary Food Bank include orphanages, old age homes, crèches, Veda Padasala, and disabled persons hostels. At least one wholesome meal is provided each day to the Inmates of all these institutions, all the 365 days of a year. Under this scheme of the Voluntary Food Bank, regular cash/kind donations are received from kindhearted individual/institutions from the purpose of buying food grains, which are used to feed the hungry and starving persons on a continuous Basis. Contributions made under this scheme are deductible from the Income Tax under section 80G of the Income Tax Act. A minimum contribution of Rs.1500/- being equivalent to the cost of bag of rice is acceptable under the scheme. The contribution cheque(s) should be drawn favoring ‘SHRI SAI CHARAN TRUST’ payable at Chennai. To augment the scope and functioning of the Voluntary Food Bank, the Pudi Arichi Thittam was conceived and launched. Under this scheme, grain containers are provided to individual / institutions for the purpose of gathering grain contributions. The grains gathered in these containers over a month are collected by the Voluntary Food Bank and later utilized for the purpose of distribution among the beneficiary Institutions. As much as 400 kgs of food grains is currently being mobilized every month under this scheme. Its our firm belief that each one of us, with our love, compassion and a little contribution, can make a great amount of difference to those who are hungry and starved. We invite you to share our passion and join our hands in feeding the hungry and starved.
4. PROPOSED PROJECTS
The Trust proposes to undertake the following in a phased manner.
Hospital:
Trust will establish a Hospital for poor and needy people with 50 admitted patient’s capacity. Trust will provide the service to all types of deceases free of cost.
Veda Pada Sala
Ayurvedic forms:
Trust will establish the form with Ayurvedic Trees and Plants. The main objects to grow this Ayurvedic trees is a patient can cure for deceases by sitting under the trees and doing yoga. This is a autic tree which is rarely available in Himalayas and African Jungles.
Ayurvedic Hospitals:
Trust will establish the Ayurvedic Hospital to provide the Ayurvedic treatment with Kerala Traditional Massage treatment, shriradhora for headache muscular pain and point orthritic problems.
Bhojan Shala:
Trust will establish the Bhojan Shala (Lodge) for poor people and for patient admitted in the Hospital and Ayurvedic hospital at the nominal charge.
Ambulances:
Trust has planned to purchase two ambulances for people and two for animals with 24 hours service facitity, one mobile dispensary for people and one mobile dispensary for animals with the facility of Doctors, nurses and life saving drugs.
Ayurvedic Library:
Trust is going to establish the Ayurvedic library for advance research in the Ayurveda. Now a days a Western and European countries have started to use the Ayurvedic Medicine and Ayurvedic treatment.
Building for handicapped animals:
Trust will run the panjarapole for ill and handicapped animals and provide the medical treatment.