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Schools closed as per the government directive, to check the spread of covid. This brought Annapoorna’s morning nutrition programme to a stand still too. But Our team was determined to stay above this covid war to oust enemies of hunger and poor immunity. Children were adversely affected by these events. The families of almost…
Annapoorna Trust in partnership with IESA – CSR Symposium 2018 for developing Rural India – 05 Oct 2018
On 05th Oct 2018, Annapoorna Trust conducted a CSR Event jointly with IESA – Indian Electronics and Semi-Conductor Association to bring together Corporates, NGOs and Government on a common platform focused on rural transformation and uplift held at The Capitol Hotel, Bengaluru. The motivation driving this, first of its kind CSR Event, was to form…
Annapoorna breakfast for children of Hoshiarpur Village in Noida!
The Annapoorna team today began the breakfast programme in Government Primary School and the Government Middle School at Hoshiarpur village in Noida Sector 51. The District Magistrate, Basic Shiksha Adhikari(BSA), Head Mistress and other staff from the school displayed great enthusiasm and support for the programme. About 600 children from the Primary school and 250…
Joint collaboration with Govt of Puducherry, October 2017
Annapoorna has entered into an agreement with the Government of Pondicherry under which, Annapoorna will distribute high-quality nutritious biscuits to school-going children at 210 schools across Puducherry and Karaikal.
Tracing Sri Sathya Sai Annapoorna Trust’s journey from 2015: Reported on 7th March 2018
The Government of Tamil Nadu had implemented the mid day meal scheme for all government schools in its state. However, this hunger relief scheme just didn’t seem enough. Children came hungry in the mornings, parents being wage workers had to leave early with their children unattended to and no proper breakfast. The truth was that…
HDFC Parivartan – A Collaboration for Change
Malnutrition is a major health challenge in India. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), it refers to deficiencies, excesses, or imbalances in a person’s intake of energy and/or nutrients. The rates of malnutrition among adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women, and children are alarmingly high in India. This can be attributed to the…
