Leading Media Publication, Eenadu Aadivaram took note of the noble work being done by Annapoorna Trust to alleviate Hunger amongst School going Children. They published a story in the Sunday Magazine section of the newspaper about our Trustee and Secretary, Mr. Anand Kadali of Annapoorna Trust, a Bangalore-based software engineer, bidding adieu to his 15…
Annapoorna’s free daily breakfast programme for needy school going children continued to expand in Telangana, with the launch of breakfast service at one more school located in Jalalpur village, Nizamabad district. This will benefit 260 children studying in that school. Receiving delicious vegetable Upma on the inaugural day of the programme, the children got…
Annapoorna Breakfast Programme was launched in Mehaboob Nagar, Telangana State. This launch saw the coming together of Sarkara (Government officials), Samaja (community) and Sanstha (Annapoorna Team), to start the breakfast programme for 150 children in Government Primary School, Yedira. The inaugural launch took place after consultation with the village panchayat and school authorities, and…
Annapoorna Trust goes strong with its initiative to ensure no child goes to school hungry. It has been seen, children enjoying a nutritious breakfast are more active and engaged well in their education. As the students of standard 10 prepared for the board exams scheduled in the month of March, Annapoorna volunteers came forward…
Annapoorna now serves more than 12000 school children in close to 200 + Govt schools in Vizag rural district. The work gained its visibility by getting published in the noted local and Hindu newspapers.
Annapoorna team had the proud privilege to present a special memento to Sri M Venkaiah Naidu, Hon’ble Vice President of India, on 11 Feb 2018 in Hyderabad. In his speech, he showered words of appreciation and encouragement for Annapoorna’s work which has given an added impetus to realise our collective dream of “Let no child…
Starting the day with yummy nutritious breakfast may be a simple concept but it has a far-reaching impact. Along with the Breakfast seva, a special event was held to touch the lives of the senior citizens, by distributing the clothes to the needy. With the encouragement from HRD Minister, Sri Ganta Srinivasa Rao, the…
Morning Breakfast is being served by the Annapoorna Trust in three rural government schools of Nizamabad District, Telangana State. These schools & their headcounts are: Narsingpalle – 400 children Manoharabad – 267 children Yellareddypalli – 540 children Each day’s breakfast has a healthy portion of milk, fresh vegetables, rice, grains, lentils, and lots…
A beautiful model of amalgamation of like-minded, non-profit organizations with a huge social impact in making! Mr. Anand Kadali, Trustee and Secretary of Sri Sathya Sai Annapoorna Trust gave a presentation at Nizamabad, Telangana State on Jan 27th in an event organised by Kakatiya Sandbox, where the Nizamabad District Collector and Helping Hands Welfare…
The Annapoorna breakfast team had a productive meeting with Dil Raju, a National Award-winning Indian Film Producer and Distributor known for his works exclusively in Telugu cinema and Kalvakuntla Taraka Rama Rao – KTR, Cabinet Minister (IT, MAUD, Textiles and NRI Affairs), in the state of Telangana. The team spoke to the duo about the Annapoorna Breakfast…
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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Sri Sathya Sai Annapoorna Trust “D-305, Sai Sannidhi”, Sathya Sai Grama, P.O. Muddenahalli – 562101 Chikkaballapur District, Karnataka, India
He has 15+ years of work experience in domains like Media, Design, Graphic/Web Design, Web Development, UI/UX Development, Teaching and Training, Social Media Uploads & Digital Marketing. He is currently applying his skillset in various roles like CSR, managing the operational affairs with Telangana Education Department for distribution of Saisure Fortified Ragi & Jaggery health mix and Designing.
