Showing posts with label Charities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charities. Show all posts

Monday, January 2, 2023

CHILD Children's Home - Workflow Automation of Operations Using Zoho CRM Tool - Launch by FSS CEO Kishore Kumar Yedam -1 Jan 2023

 CHILD Childrens' Home - Launch of Workflow Automation of Operations - On the auspicious New Year 1 Jan 2023- We had the successful launch of the ZOHO CRM Tool customised implementation for Child Home. The launch was done by Federal Soft Systems CEO Kishore Kumar Yedam and the welcoming address was done by Dr Anand Kumar and Umasree Raghunath , trustees of Child home. Mr Renjith of NTT Data and CEO of Spikra Technologies Ms. Radha explained the tool and its usage. Mr Pandi, Mr Senthil Kumar and Ms Pabitha along with the children of Child home participated in the event








Friday, October 21, 2022

Balaramapuram Community Centre- Diwali Rations Distribution -22 Oct 2022

Update 22 Oct 22. Distribution of 55 bags completed at Balarampuram Community Centre today for Diwali. Thanks to all donars for timely help. We chipped in to completed the request with Dr Renuka Ramakrishnan n our families - Thanks to Raghu for doing the onground work and President Prakasam Sir for coordinating on this

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Update 19 Oct 2022.
Balarampuram Leprosy Colony in Villivakkam in need of rations for Diwali. Anyone willing to contribute Rs.1000, please gpay to 9840741819 and send us a screenshot.
60 families in need🙏. With Renuka Ramakrishnan 🙏🙏🙏








Sunday, January 11, 2015

Be Positive - A lesson from South India Positive Network - Respect to Noori Saleem- SIP Memorial Home, Chennai

I always wait in the new year to begin with a very positive post...especially last couple of years started with spiritual posts.  This time, my visit to a temple of positiveness, made me accept this change in the post and really insist my heart in writing on being positive....biggest lesson learn from 'Positive'  children and their leading lights ....
 
These 'Positive' children teach us how to be really positive in life.   Yes, you got it.  The children I am talking about are the HIV Positive children who live in SIP Memorial Home, in Kolathur in Chennai.    When you visit them, you will find smiling faces welcoming you and greeting you the best wishes for the day.  Every day is a challenge but they teach you that challenges are just there to overcome.   Every day is bitter with anitretroviral medicines taken twice to survive...but they show what sweetness in being alive every dawn is.  

I asked them very casually, how they are studying...They smiled and said - super.   Then came my next question inadvertently..What you want to be when you become big?   Most of the children gave a big smile.   One said that she wants to be teacher, other said- a collector, and one boy said that he wants to join Army where as other innocent little kid said he wants to become a police.   

Within a second, I realized what the biggest hope of all of them as they grow-   to be alive.   To be healthy.  To be away from the tentacles of death as long as they can.   

Shame to those who think of suicide as a solution to issues in life. To those who run away from simple problems   Shame to those who blame others for their problems in life.  Shame to those who who fail to take care of their own responsibilities.   It is unfortunate to those who destroy their own lives by getting addicted to smoking, drinking, drugs, laziness, frauds, anger, frustration and ego.   These children though are filled with millions of viruses within eating the hours of their lives and keeping alive with the ART treatment and care and love showed by their light 'Noori'  - who herself is a transgender HIV positive,  have everything positive in them that make us think.

More than books and clothes, their rooms are filled with rows of medicines that keep them away from the physical suffering due to the illness.  Same time, their hearts are filled with gratitude to every single day and every single friend who visits.  All they want is your touch, your smile and your hug to those little one's.  They don't want your sympathy or stigma to be shared.  

Being in the social work for several years, and also having known about them from Thilak, my friend who runs Sevai Karangal, we felt the visit is most wanted as we started the year.  For what the place gave us was a big wide strong message -  BE POSITIVE!

It is destiny that 5000 children in Tamilnadu alone are tested HIV positive, either infected or effected.  However, with the big hearts like Noori and her friends most of these children live in a positive environment trying to lead normal lives.  SIP Homes and the service is a god's way of showing the existence of humanity in the society.  The need for acceptance, the need for love and the need for care are all just the simple wants of these real POSITIVE children!  God bless them.

SIP Home, Chennai

To read more about them, please check the below given references:

1.  http://www.asiantribune.com/node/21679
2.  http://www.amaidhi.nl/en/sip-memorial-home
3. http://www.apachanet.org/inner.php?do=interview_detail&id=149

Happiness is getting to celebrate our son Ajay's birthday with these wonderful children:-)



 





 

Saturday, February 8, 2014

A good life is one that is lived meaningfully...few pictures from 2012-2013

MC at Installation of the Golden Jubliee Year 2012-2013

50 years of happiness in friendship and service rewarded

Go Green Synopsis, Winning 1st place in e-quiz

Eco Sustainability Museum Visit in Nungambakkam

Couselling in rural village of Athur for people suffering from hearing and related disabilities

Wonderful day of service in Athur Village with Eternity Foundation 

Remembering the Charter and celebrating the day for IWCMS

Fun times with Friends at a farmhouse in ECR

Rendering Inner Wheel Prayer at our Golden Jubliee Celebration at Accord Metropolitan

Taking on the role of Club Treasurer for year 2013-14

Friends of EC joining hands in friendship and service

Mazhalai Oli Diwali Celebrations for Underprivileged at MGR Janaki College

Planning for Diwali at Nallamai Ramanathan's house for a huge project

Walking in Marina for Breast Feeding Awareness Camp

After honoring teachers on Teachers Day at Gandhi Nagar Club

Distribution of Sarees at Sahaya Illam

Distribution of Medicines to Sahaya Illam

Distribution of Blankets, health drinks, snacks and funds at Birds oldage home Acharappakam 
Provided funds from our club to build the proper shelter to Bird Oldage Home

Pasumai Tree Plantation at Acharappakam Village

Children's day celebrations and talent hunt at Vallalar Gurukulam Medavakkam

Eye Camp for school children at Olcott Memorial School, Besant Nagar

National Polio Immunization Drive at Egmore Children's Hospital

District Conference at Hyatt Regency with Association President Pushpa

Loved meeting Preeti Srinivasan of SoulFree and ensured to support her cause

Wedding day celebrations with vallalar gurukulam kids

Day listening to our grand parents at Sahaya Illam

Volunteering at Food Counter during Chennai Cycling Rally

Medal distribution of Kids run during Dawn to Dusk Run

Preparing for the Skit at Indiblogger Chennai Bloggers Meet

Creating Awareness about SevaiKarangal at Indi Blogger Meet

Winning the 'Smelly Movie' Skit at Ambipur Indiblogger meet

CBC Meet and Greet Visit to Marina Chennai Lighthouse

Manmar Reunion and 10th Anniversary at MGM Grand Resorts

Arumbugal Alayam kids social Trek to Nagalapuram East

Solitude and Peace at Nagala Second Pool- Eternal Bliss

After collection of garbage of Shiv Ratri at Nagala after trek

Breast Cancer Awareness Run with Padma

With Pink Run Winner 2013 from South Africa

Another happy day at Vallalar Gurukulam

Anandanam at Sahaya Illam sponsored by Friend Gayathri

Empowered at 80- making mats from cloth waste- I am a regular buyer from Sarada Patti 

Medical Camp at Sahaya Illam

Thanks to Dr Mani for joining hands in the medical camp

Another day at SIP Home Kollathur

Terry Fox Run for Cancer Research at IIT Madras

Annadanam at Udavum Ullangal Adambakkam
Fun-Eco trip with Children of Home of Hope at Vandalur Zoo