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Stronger by the Dozen
We are happy to share with you that starting today Annapoorna would be serving breakfast in the 12th school in the state of Haryana.
A total of 1850 children now receive a healthy plateful of breakfast every morning.
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Here’s a peak into the Annapoorna Breakfast Programme presentation at Nizamabad, Telangana State on Jan 27th @ Kakatiya Sandbox.
Here’s a peak into the Annapoorna Breakfast Programme presentation at Nizamabad, Telangana State on Jan 27th @ Kakatiya Sandbox. We are happy to share that the Nizamabad District Collecter and Helping Hands Welfare Organisation of NGOs showed a lot of interest in our work and offered to help us with procuring cooks for the breakfast…
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Today’s breakfast was a healthy portion of Bisibelabath, made with fresh vegetables, rice and lentils and lots of love! The weekly menu is planned keeping in mind the calorie requirements of growing children as well as their little palates. Here is what the children are served throughout the week. Monday – Avalaki (Beaten Rice) Tuesday…
https://annapoorna.org.in/wp-admin/post-new.phpToday’s Breakfast Report from Nizamabad District, Telangana State.
Today’s Breakfast Report from Nizamabad District, Telangana State. We served breakfast in three schools: Narsingpalle – 382 Kids Manoharabad -267 Kids Yellareddypalli – 488 Kids What’s on the menu? Avalaki, Rice bath and Upma
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A super blue blood moon may be a rare phenomenon, but helping our children get a healthy start to their day needn’t be. A big shout out to the people of Tamil Nadu: Annapoorna now has a sizeable presence in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry and we would love to join hands with more schools and…
Activities for the Month of Jan 2017
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Annapoorna Breakfast Programme makes a debut in Mehaboob Nagar, Telangana State
Friday saw the coming together of Annapoorna, Government officials and community to start the breakfast programme for the 150 children of Government Primary School Yedira. The villagers had approached us earlier bringing to our notice the plight of their children, most of whom would miss breakfast every morning simply because they could not afford it….
