Sri Sathya Sai Annapoorna Trust had its volunteers give away compact grocery hampers to the families of students studying in the government school at Kovilanchery, Chennai. As the covid pandemic had hit hard, rendering the poor jobless and therefore struggling to make ends meet, these hampers replete with rice, lentils, cooking oil, salt, sugar and…
Invaluable to Annapoorna are the cooks who prepare fresh nutritious breakfast for hundreds of children early in the morning. With the Covid pandemic ravaging people’s lives all over the world, Annapoorna’s cooks were no exception. Their families with earning members being laid off from work, have had to forgo their incomes for months on…
In collaboration with Swami Vivekananda Integrated Rural Health Centre – Tumakuru, Annapoorna Trust helped families of 712 school cooks in and around Pavagada, Tumakuru with groceries. The livelihoods of mid-day meal cooks were affected due to the schools being shut because of nationwide lockdown (COVID-19 induced lockdown).
In the month of July 2020, more relief activities were conducted. Annapoorna Trust volunteers distributed groceries to parents of children studying in Annapoorna Breakfast beneficiary schools in Ramamurthy Nagar in Bengaluru. A volunteer also distributed groceries to an old age home. In the same month, one of the volunteers from Annapoorna team provided groceries which…
We are happy to share that Annapoorna has been selected for the Solidarity Award, a special edition of the UN SDG Action Campaign, which ‘recognizes the top 50 most heart-warming and impactful acts of humanity that have improved the lives of others, inspired resilience, and lifted hopes in the ongoing global health crisis. We…
In a grand online event organized on 27th July 2020 morning by ‘SAI Global Mission’ to pay tribute to Former President of India, Bharat Ratna and Missile Man of India Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam on his 5th Anniversary, Annapoorna Trust’s founder and secretary Mr. Anand Kadali received the “Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Award of Excellence”…
Warding off hunger for the homeless and needy. Sri Sathya Sai Annapoorna Trust with its team of volunteers has been regularly distributing cooked food to the homeless and needy in Vishakhapatnam; over 1250 have been fed in this manner. The food packets contain flavored rice on some days and on other days, chapatis and a…
Sri Sathya Sai Annapoorna Trust with its volunteers distributed grocery kits monthly to the poor who had been devasted by the covid pandemic. These under-privileged people were now out of work and were on the verge of hunger and ill-health. The same went for those needy who had been identified in the Vizianagaram villages of…
Annapoorna Morning Nutrition Program started the service for 50 children on July 5th, 2012, in Doddabele village, off Mysuru Road near Bengaluru. On the auspicious occasion of Guru Poornima – 5th July 2020, Annapoorna completes 8 years of operations! As of date, 500,000+ children across 6000+ schools are benefited by the Morning Nutrition Program. …
620 needy families at the peak of covid were in miserable conditions. No jobs, no incomes, a hand-to-mouth existence. Sri Sathya Sai Annapoorna Trust did what needed to be done and that was addressing their hunger. Packets of tamarind rice and sweets such as ladoos were distributed to the village folk. This seemed almost like…
The nutrition is in the form of “SaiSure” nutrition supplement added to the milk, presented to the child every morning, after school prayer at the school premises.
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