We tackle multi-dimensional poverty through 5 targeted pillars: education for girls, healthcare vans for remote villages, nutrition for elderly, women's livelihood skills, and clean drinking water.
In rural Tamil Nadu, teenage girls often drop out between 8th and 11th grade due to lack of school transport, exam fees, sanitary amenities, or family financial crisis. Project Vidya Jyothi ensures that poverty never becomes an excuse to stop a girl's learning.
Thousands of elderly and daily wage farm laborers cannot afford private clinic fees or bus fares to district hospitals. Arogya Vahini brings qualified doctors, diagnostic equipment, and certified medicines directly to village community halls every weekend.
Old age without family support is devastating. Annapoorna Seva honors Smt. Kamatchi Ammal's foundational passion: cooking wholesome, hot, hygienic meals with care and serving elders and destitute persons with reverence.
When you educate a woman, you nurture a family; when you grant her livelihood skills, you elevate an entire village. Shakthi Kendra trains rural widows, single mothers, and young women in modern garment construction, embroidery, and cooperative business skills.