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Transcript of Sevalaya Annual Report 2019-20.indd
32nd ANNUAL REPORT
2019-2020
Sevalaya and Sustainable
Development Goals
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Management........................................................................................................................................2
Organisation.........................................................................................................................................3
Vision - Mission - Values......................................................................................................................4
Our Coordinates...................................................................................................................................5
Impact Statement................................................................................................................................6
Our Partners.........................................................................................................................................8
Felicitations.......................................................................................................................................11
Sevalaya and Sustainable Development Goals...................................................................................18
g A tuition leg up for rural school children........................................................................................21
g Facing the COVID-19 challenge........................................................................................................22
g Moulding confident young women.................................................................................................24
g Transforming Thirukandalam Village..............................................................................................26
g Green House to support 30,000 trees target..................................................................................28
Managing Trustee’s Report................................................................................................................30
Auditor’s report.................................................................................................................................45
Financial Statements.........................................................................................................................46
Advertisers’ messages.......................................................................................................................51
CONTENTS
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Academic HeadsAcademic Heads Nirmala B, Tamil Pandi K, English
Sumathi S, MathematicsDinesh Kumar B, Physics
Jeevendran R, ChemistryVijaya R, Biology
Thenmozhi M, Computer ScienceLakshmi P, Economics
Lakshmi S, CommerceSathish Kumar G, Agriculture
Hindhumathi A, Social ScienceSankara Pandiyan A, Physical Education
MANAGEMENTFounder and Managing Trustee
Muralidharan V, Software Engineer
Board of Trustees Annapurna N, Educationist & Hon. School Correspondent
Ilayaraja G, Software EngineerKumaran Mani, Entrepreneur
Lakshminarayanan E, Tax & Investment ConsultantMageswaran A, Social worker
Ramanathan G, Software Engineer
Advisory CommitteeAmarchand Jain M, Entrepreneur
Chandramouli B, Social workerLakshmi Murali, Software Engineer
Dr Malavika Vinodkumar, NutritionistProf Dr Mani S V, Software Engineer
Muthuramakrishnan K, Social workerOza D K IAS, Rtd. Chief Election Commissioner, Govt. of TNThomas T Abraham, Communication Consultant & Trainer
Usha Rangarajan, Founder and Managing partner, UnLEASH
Hon. Co-ordinatorVenkataramani T S, DM LIC (Retd)
Hon. CorrespondentBhuvaneswari Muralidharan
Centre HeadsElakiya P - Ambattur
Moorthy K S - Ambattur ACPLVijaya R - Kasuva 1
Anandan M T - Kasuva 2Sumathi C - Mambakkam, Sunguvarchatram
Valli Karthika S - RavanasamudramPriyadharshini S R - Thanjavur
John S - Thirubuvanai, PuducherrySabira A N - Utharamerur, Vadanallur
Radhika S - Zamin Endathur
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VISION - MISSION - VALUESVision
The vision of Sevalaya is to serve the underprivileged and transform them in to an equitable,happy and fulfilled society
with an improved quality of life.
MissionSevalaya’s mission is to offer high quality inputs and services
free of cost.Ensuring excellent education, life skills, physical and mental wellbeing as also character building, to prepare children for
responsible and happy lives.Caring for the elders and ensuring their physical,mental, emotional and spiritual well-being,for them to lead their
lives with dignity.Capability enhancement of the poor, for self sustaining
livelihood.Rural development,leading to creation of model villages.
Relief and rehabilitation interventions in response to natural calamities.
Leadership and capacity enhancement of NGO sector.
ValuesService and sharing
EqualityMoral uprightness
ExcellenceTransparency
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OUR CO-ORDINATESDate of Establishment : Constitution :
Registered as a Charitable TrustRegistered under FCRA (Regn. No. 075900640)
Donations are exempted under sec 80G of the IT Act.
29 May 1988
City OfficeNew No : 54, Old No : 103P S Sivaswamy Salai (North),Mylapore, Chennai – 600004Tamilnadu, India.Phone : (044) 24982204m: 9941450444e: [email protected]
KasuvaKasuva village,Pakkam Post,Thiruvallur District - 602024Tamilnadu, India.m: 9444333529, 9444793505e: [email protected]
Vadanallur 98, Bajanai Koil st, A P Chatram, Uthiramerur District - 603406 Tamilnadu, India. m: 9500775860 e: [email protected]
MambakkamNo 1/50, Oomariamman Koil Street,Mambakkam village,Sriperumbudur Taluk,Kanchipuram District-602106Tamilnadu, India.m: 8838751739e: [email protected]
Ambattur INo 9, Ground floor, Cholapuram,Vivek Nagar, Ambattur Main Road, Chennai-600053 Tamilnadu, India.Phone : (044) 26581577m: 6374318338e: [email protected]
Ambattur IINo 86 - E/2, Ambattur Industrial Estate,Chennai-600058Tamilnadu, India. m: 7904402537e: [email protected]
ThanjavurPlot no 1&2, D S Nagar, Thalavaipalayam, Thanjavur-613001Tamilnadu, India.m: 9442235191, 9498305158e: [email protected] [email protected]
ThirumalaivaiyavurPeriyavaiyavur village, Malaivaiyavur post, Madhuranthagam Taluk, Kanchipuram District-604408Tamilnadu, India.m: 9790737612 e: [email protected]
Zamin EndathurZamin Endathur village & post,Madhuranthagam Taluk, Chengalpet District-603311Tamilnadu, India.m: 8220773377 e: [email protected]
ThirubuvanaiNo. 73, Mangai Illam, Meenakshi Nagar, Thirubuvanai 605107Puducherry, India.m: 9498305158 e: [email protected]
Ravanasamudram1/176 South Street, Ravanasamudram, Tenkasi District - 627424Tamilnadu, India.p: (04634) 240255 m: 9994717925e: [email protected]
Lalgudi46/33A, Sri Saravananagar5th Cross St, Aangarai, LalgudiThiruchirappalli-621703Tamilnadu, India.m: 8825862382e: [email protected]
Sevalaya UKOffice 7, 35-37 Ludgate Hill London, EC4M 7JN United Kingdome: [email protected]
Sevalaya USACupertino, CA 95015United States of Americam: +14089827350e: [email protected]
ASSOCIATES
Sunguvarchatram Rajarajeswari Complex,No: 387, Thiruvallur road, Molachur Village, Sunguvarchatram, Kanchipuram District - 602106Tamilnadu, India.m: 8838751739e: [email protected]
Uthiramerur19/22, Vannara StreetOpp to GH. UthiramerurKanchipuram District - 603406Tamilnadu, India.p: (044) 27272820 m: 9500775860e: [email protected]
ShoppeSeva15/(1), 11/1, East Mada Street, Opp to Theradi, Chennai - 600004, Tamilnadu, India.m: 9344369226e: [email protected]
www.sevalaya.org www.facebook.com/sevalaya www.youtube.com/sevalayacharity
EraharamSevalaya’s Evening Tuition Centre, Ayyanar Kovil Mandapam, Eraharam - 6123030Tamilnadu, India.m: 9025840848e: [email protected]
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OUR PARTNERS
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OUR PARTNERS
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Global Business Services
OUR PARTNERS
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FELICITATIONSSevalaya is the first organisation to respond to any natural calamities and has always supported the district administration by contributing materials and manpower. In the present COVID-19 crisis, Sevalaya has donated ventilators and PPE Kits to Thiruvallur General Hospital, distributed groceries to many daily wage labourers, Physically Challenged people and Irula families.
Mageswari Ravikumar, District Collector, Thiruvallur District
I am happy to know that Sevalaya has completed 32 years of service to the needy and underprivileged. I had the opportunity to visit Kasuva centre of Sevalaya. It was a pleasure to see the happy faces of the children and senior citizens. The homes are well maintained.
I am impressed by the care given to the dry cows at the Gaushala. The range of services the institution offers for the welfare of the poor and needy and the professionalism is highly commendable. I wish Sevalaya success in all its future initiatives.
Dr Anand R G, Member, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights
Sevalaya’s care for humanity and her connect with nature are what drew me to the charity; The environment is so conducive - every time I visit Sevalaya, I feel at peace with the world, among the harmonious chirp of the children and the birds. Penchant for sustainability unfolds itself through all their efforts – the zero-waste concept the charity flourishes on, the self-sufficiency created through its agro ecosystem, the employability focus on the young adults supported by Sevalaya.
Sevalaya has demonstrated an amazing capacity to help build an optimistic future for the marginalized. The charity pays attention to root causes of challenges in our system, addressing them in significant and measurable ways. As a representative from a corporate, I have found Sevalaya extremely professional and responsive. It has been a great privilege to partner with Sevalaya.
Vidya Durai, Philanthropy & CSR, BNY Mellon India
Our association with Sevalaya blossomed in the early part of 2020, and soon came the COVID pandemic, which gave us a reason to join hands immediately with Sevalaya in addressing the basic needs of families,which had it’s livelihood severely impacted due to the lock-down. We were impressed by Sevalaya’s dedication, speed of response & impeccable execution amidst all odds.
Sevalaya’s vision of serving the underprivileged and improving their quality of life is well aligned with KONE India’s sustainability philosophy. This paves way for a long-term partnership in transforming the lives of the needy.
Saravanan M P, Director - HR & CSR, KONE
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FELICITATIONSதிருவள்ளூர் மாவட்டததில் 2018 2019 ஆம் வரு்டததில் சமூக நல அலுவலராக, சமூக நலததுறையில் பணியாறைியபபாது பசவாலயா தன்ார்வ ததாண்டு நிறுவ்ததில் முதிபயார் இல்லதறத பார்றவயிடும் வாய்ப்பு எ்க்கு கிற்டததது.
ராமகிருஷணா முதிபயார் இல்லம் எனை தபயரில் இயஙகி வரும் இவவில்லம் மிகவும் பநர்ததியாக பராமரிக்கப்படடு வருகிைது. இவ வில்ல வாசிகளி்டம் பபசிய பபாது அவர்கள் மிகவும் மகிழ்சசியாக இருப்பறத ததரிவிதத்ர் இஙகு பணிபுரியும் பணியாளர்களும் மிகவும் அர்ப்பணிப்பு்டன தசயல்படுவறத காணமுடிகிைது.
பசவாலயாவின பசறவகள் தமனபமலும் தசழிதது ஆலவிருடசமாய் பலருக்கு நனறம
அளிததி்ட எ்து ம்மார்்நத வாழததுக்கள்.
Meena C, Asst Director - Training ICDC Former DSWO, Thiruvallur District
Sevalaya has actively supported government departments during COVID-19 pandemic. Sevalaya has also provided grocery kits, distributed food packets and provided breakfast, lunch and dinner, which is hygienically cooked at Sevalaya Community Kitchen to daily wage labourers, physically challenged, Irula community people and all those people, whose life were affected and could not earn anything during lockdown period. Sevalaya has done a fabulous job in coordinating with the government officials at government shelters, Ezhichur established specially for guest workers. Wishing Sevalaya many more years of service to the needy and the underprivileged.
Divyashri G R, Revenue Divisional Officer, Sriperumbudur, Kanchipuram District
I visited Sevalaya in 2003-2004 when TCS donated computers to the organisation. Though I have not personally visited Sevalaya since then, I am keeping track of the activities through their monthly newsletters, Annual Reports and social media updates. I am amazed at the growth of Sevalaya. It is tremendous – in terms of the number of beneficiaries, the areas of service and the geographical locations. My best wishes to Sevalaya to grow and reach out to more and more needy people in the society.
Krishnan P R, Senior Vice President, Tata Consultancy Services
Sevalaya is an institution that really touched me, when I visited the school in Thiruninravur. I had the honour of sharing a meal with the students there and could well imagine the kind of effort it takes to keep a couple of thousand students fed every day, so they are alert in class to pick up the lessons. I wish the organisation more strength and even more funds to keep rendering such selfless service to our nation’s not so fortunate children.
Mohan R, Resident Editor, Deccan Chronicle
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TaeguTec India partnered with Sevalaya in 2017. In 2019, we happily sponsored the setting up of a Science Centre in their campus. Sevalaya’s focus and commitment to scientific education is extremely heartening, and we are only glad to be able to contribute to this social enterprise. Our contribution to Sevalaya is just a small endeavour on our part to put ourselves behind this diligently-run institution. We like to continue our association with Sevalaya.
Krishnan L, Managing Director, TaeguTec India
TaeguTec India partnered with Sevalaya in 2017. In 2019, we happily sponsored the setting up of a Science Centre in their campus. Sevalaya’s focus and commitment to scientific education is extremely heartening, and we are only glad to be able to contribute to this social enterprise. Our contribution to Sevalaya is just a small endeavour on our part to put ourselves behind this diligently-run institution. We like to continue our association with Sevalaya.
Krishnan L, Managing Director, TaeguTec India
We would like to appreciate Sevalaya’s professionalism and administration in the implementation and networking with direct and indirect stakeholders in the community to enable the collective and sustainable development. And we thank Sevalaya for assisting Hyundai Glovis India for implementing some of our CSR activities in rural parts of Thiruvallur and Kanchipuram.
We wish you once again to keep up your valuable work and continue to serve the downtrodden community. All the very best for your future projects and endeavour.
Arun V, Sr.Executive –CSR, Hyundai Glovis India
During the time of COVID-19 crisis, you have acted so responsibly by donating ventilators and PPE kits, which was the need of the hour. I am impressed by the services provided by Sevalaya.
Dr Arasi Srivathsan, Dean Cum Special Officer, Government Medical College and Hospital, Thiruvallur District
கா்நதிய வழியில் நினறு அஹிம்றச, உண்றம, சததியம் ஆகிய தகாள்றககளு்டன மாணவர்கறள பநரிய, உயரிய சி்நதற் பற்டததவர்களாக உருவாக்கி புதியபதார் உலகம் பற்டக்கும் உன்த பசறவயில் ஈடுபடடுள்ள பசவாலயா ததாண்டு நிறுவ்மா்து திருநினைவூர் அடுதத பாக்கம் மறறும் கசுவாவின ஆதாரமாகவும், பள்ளி தசல்லும் பிள்றளகளின கல்வி்சபசகரமாகவும் விளஙகி உன்த பசறவ புரியும் இ்நநிறுவ்ம் ஆல் பபால் தறழதது பவர்பரப்பி பல்கிப் தபருகி பமனபமலும் மாணவர்கறள
முனப்றறுவதறகா் பசறவக்கு ம்ம் நிறை்நத வாழததுக்கள்.
Vetri Selvi V, CEO, Thiruvallur District, Tamilnadu Government
Sevalaya’s volunteer programs are hugely popular with our local staff and most participants typically return from activities with a great sense of satisfaction in giving their time for a worthy cause and making a difference in the lives of those who are less fortunate. At the same time, our corporate donations have been used to fund a number of key areas including building infrastructure, upgrading sports facilities and procuring educational material. We are pleased to have found a partner like Sevalaya and look forward to continuing to work closely with them as they work to create a more equitable society.
Praveen Manivannan, Executive Director, DTCC
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During my official visit to Sevalaya, Thanjavur, I found the premises are maintained well and the destitute seniors are taken care by the staff in a very decent manner, the inmates were happy. Sevalaya provided groceries kits to more than 1000 families, who were affected by lockdown. I wish Sevalaya to make bigger and higher strides in the coming years.
Raman & Rahman Beevi are shelter less people. They were rescued during lockdown period and provided a temporary shelter at Govt. shelter for COVID-19. Later, I recommended them to join Sevalaya. Now both are in good health and happy.
Rajeshwari K, District Social Welfare Officer, Thanjavur District
Sevalaya sponsored free food for 900 differently abled children/adults, including their parents/guardians, during the district level sports meet for differently abled held at Annai Sathiya Stadium, Thanjavur on 25th February 2020.
Sevalaya’s volunteers are helping the differently abled and underprivileged in a dedicated and devoted manner with a lot of sincerity and honesty. I wish them all success in their future endeavours.
Ravindran S, District Differently Abled Welfare Officer,Thanjavur District, Taminadu Government
Indeed, I am very proud to be associated with Sevalaya, for the CSR work on behalf of Bajaj Finance, Chennai. The kind of work, which is being done by Sevalaya is highly inspirational and very impactful for the society upliftment.
Kannan P, Senior Regional Manager – Sales (Southern States),Bajaj Finance, Chennai
Sevalaya is not only rebuilding houses; they are rebuilding lives. Sevalaya is not only providing clean water; they are providing clean neighbourhoods.
Personally, I have seen how Mr. Muralidharan and his team give back to society every day, and our organization is grateful to be associated with Sevalaya.
As they head into their 33rd year, Jouve India congratulates Sevalaya for the milestones they have achieved and wishes them the best of luck for all the milestones they will continue to achieve in their genuine cause of service to people.
Prema Ramalingam, Managing DirectorFlatirons Jouve India Pvt Ltd
Sevalaya is a non-Governmental Organization, working for the welfare of the aged people and orphans. Sevalaya is highly commendable in offering devoted service to the poor and underprivileged people at Thanjavur.
Sevalaya also distributed 100 PPE kits worth ₹ 1.6 lacs, for the front-line medical personnel, working for COVID-19 and grocery kits to the Differently abled persons to support them during COVID-19 lockdown. I am happy that Sevalaya is now functioning in seven Districts of Tamilnadu and also in Puducherry. I wish them all success and continue their good work.
Antony Athistaraj S, District Sports Officer, Thanjavur District
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பசவலாயா ததாண்டு நிறுவ்ததின சார்பாக இலால்குடி பகுதியில் உள்ள மிகவும் வறுறமயில் வாழும் சுமார் 800 குடும்பஙகளுக்கு (COVID-19) தகாரா்ா நிவாரணமாக ரூபாய் 1000/- மதிப்புள்ள அரிசி மறறும் மளிறக தபாருடகறள வழஙகி்ார்கள். அவர்களின பசறவ மிகவும் பாராடடுக்குரியது.
பசவாலயாவின பணி தமனபமலும் ததா்டர வாழததுகிபைன.
Rajasekar A, DSP, Lalgudi, Thiruchirappalli
We at Frost & Sullivan India are delighted to partner with Sevalaya to support the education of underprivileged children. Education is one of Frost & Sullivan Institute’s priorities. Sevalaya has organized stalls in our office premises during Diwali, Christmas & Valentine’s Day to sell products, such as bags, candles etc. The proceeds from the stalls were utilized to support the needs of the children at Sevalaya homes. We have also organized a “Wish tree” in association with Sevalaya during Christmas and donned the role of Santa to grant Christmas wishes of the children. Kudos to the entire team and we like to continue our association with Sevalaya.
Akila Prabhu, Senior Project Management Analyst & CSR Program Manager, Frost & Sullivan India
We are indeed fortunate to have partnered with Sevalaya on implementing a CSR project for drip irrigation system keeping ‘Sustainability’ in focus.
We are also happy to be associated with Sevalaya for ‘Daan Utsav’ for more than half a decade. This assumes a special significance every year. Our WABAGites eagerly look forward to participate in this annual event with enthusiasm and contribute their mite to the social causes that are being promoted by Sevalaya.
Gopal Veera Raghavan T V, CSR Head, V A Tech WABAG Technologies
I came to know about Sevalaya through my friend Usha Bharadwaj. I run a Trust called Krutagnya and I wanted to perform a short concert with my students in one such organisation for the underprivileged children and seniors. I was very happy when Sevalaya made this possible for me last summer in July 2019. During COVID- 19, I came to know of Sevalaya’s various initiatives. We (Anna and I) were happy to reach out on facebook, interact with the followers by going live and playing for them and to campaign for the fund raiser for Sevalaya. We are thankful that we could do our modest bit with everybody’s support.
Lalgudi Vijayalakshmi, Violinist, daughter of Violin Maestro Lalgudi G Jayaraman
பசவாலயா எனை ததாண்டு நிறுவ்ததிறகு 21- 1- 2020 அனறு பதசிய அளவில் மாணவர்களுக்கா் அவசரகால ஒததிறக பயிறசி ந்ட்நத பசவாலயா வ்நபதன. அப்பபாது தான ததரி்நதது மாணவ மாணவியர்களுக்கு இ்ப்பாகுபாடினைி வயது விததியாசமினைி வ்நபதார்க்கு வாழவளிக்கும் ஆலயமாக திகழகிைது. இஙகு ஏறழ எளிய மாணவர்களுக்கு தஙகுமி்டம் உணவு மறறும் கல்வி ஆகியறவ வழஙகி வருவது ததரியவ்நதது. இ்சபசறவ
ததா்டர்்நது பல்லாண்டு காலம் ததா்டர பவண்டும் எ் பகடடுக்தகாள்கிபைன.
Baskaran N, Officer, Fire Department, North west Zone, Thiruvallur District
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I am pleased to be informed that Sevalaya is coming up with its 32nd edition of Annual Report 2019-2020. Sevalaya is known for its true services to the downtrodden and needy. Sevalaya’s core service of educating rural poor has been bringing measurable impact in the society. Added to this, Sevalaya is active in Skill Training to the youth, which will ensure a stable employability. I am personally proud to be associated with Sevalaya. I wish all the members of Sevalaya, Godspeed and success in all its endeavours.
Lakshminarayanan N, Donor, Director, CLRI (Retd)
I came to know about “Sevalaya” while they were distributing grocery kits to the needy people in the Pandemic COVID-19 situation. They are supporting the poor to actual need. They are conducting Tailoring classes and Computer courses in the village. They involve themselves in many Rural Development activities. I wish the team great success.
Kalyani K, BDO, Mathuranthagam, Kanchipuram District
பசவாலயாவின பசறவகறள தஙகள் பள்ளியின விறளயாடடு மாணவர்களின திைறம மூலம் அைி்நதுள்பளன. ஆ்ால் அதற் பநரில் பார்க்கும் சமயம் விறளயாடடு விழாவின பபாது கிடடியது. மிகவும் மகிழ்சசியற்ட்நபதன. இ்நநிறுவ்ம் தமனபமலும் வளர்்நது பல பல பசறவகறள தசய்ய எ்து ம்மார்்நத வாழததுக்கறள ததரிவிததுக்
தகாள்கிபைன.
Dr Saravanan A, Hony.Secretary General, TN Handball Association
பசறவயின ஆலயம் பசவாலயா எனபது தபாருததமா் தபயர். என கிராமததின ஏறழ
எளிய மாணவர்கள் பயனதபறும் வறகயில் சிைப்பா் நூலகம் மறறும் பசறவ றமயம்
அறமதது தகாடுததது பசவாலயா. அதில் தி்மும் 50 க்கும் பமறபடப்டார் படிதது
வருகினை்ர் தாழததப்பட்ட மக்கள் வாழும் பகுதியில் கழிப்பி்ட கடடி்டம், மாணவர்களின
டியூஷன தசன்டர், RO குடிநீர் மறறும் மாறல பநர மருததுவமற்யும் அறம்நதுள்ளது
மிகவும் பாராடடுதலுக்குரியது. இ்நத தகாபரா்ா ஊர்டஙகு பநரததில் என கிராமததில்
உள்ள பார்றவயறை தம்பதியருக்கு உதவி தசய்ய பகாரிக்றக விடுதபதன. உ்ட்டியாக
அரிசி, மளிறக தபாருடகள், பால் பவு்டர் எ் அற்ததும் அ்டஙகிய தபரிய மூடற்டயில்
அனுப்பி றவதத்ர். எஙகு பசறவ பதறவபயா அஙகு தசனறு தசயல்படுததுவபத
பசவாலயாவின பநாக்கம் தமனபமலும் சிைப்பா் பசறவ தசய்ய அைக் கட்டறளறய
வாழததுகினபைன.
Pugazhendhi G, VAO, Nathamedu, Thiruvallur District
FELICITATIONS
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Last year, a friend of mine connected me to Sevalaya and Mr. Murali when I wanted to do something to support the underprivileged children. Since then I have been working with such children who are not performing well academically and also have behavioural issues, coordinating with the School Headmistress and her dedicated staff.
These children’s inborn strengths and capabilities are identified through a process called “Genetic Brain Profiling”. We then make use of this knowledge along with their personality type and come up with a strategy to improve their self-confidence and self- esteem which in turn we hope will help in improving their overall performance and equip them to face life confidently. Unfortunately there has been a pause in our endeavour due to the Covid virus, but we hope to resume our efforts once normalcy returns.
Bhuvana Pasupathi, Genetic Brain Profiling consultant
My association with Sevalaya began when I came to know about the organisation in 1998 when my husband was working for TCS. We visited the campus then. The children there were smart and happy.
During my visit to the campus again last year, I was amazed to see the growth and to know about the long term vision of Mr.Murali – a free University, for the poor. I was also happy to see organic farming, biogas plant, use of solar energy, health care, vocational training, and quality in education in the campus.
As part of our college Silver jubilee year of graduation, we chose Sevalaya to support a few educational activities. My best wishes to all the children and elders and my regards to all the wonderful volunteers who are selflessly working to make the dream of so many come true.
Amudhavalli B, Donor, PSG Alumni Group
14 years ago, I heard about Sevalaya through a foreigner who had volunteered at the organisation. Meeting Murali and visiting Sevalaya made me realise that this was the right place to support on a long term basis. I am currently supporting the annual education of around 23 kids and created permanent endowment to support the education of 4 kids. I organise fundraiser every year to sponsor our kids in Sevalaya and I tell my friends in US, I can confidently say that our funds go to support the kids instead of adminstrative fees. My wife Aruna and sons Ashwin and Akhil also take part in my fundraising efforts. I have emotional connection with the kids who we sponsor in Sevalaya and will continue to support them which gives me great pride and satisfaction. I love the foundation principle of the organization and continued organization commitment from Murali and Team.
Vijaianand T M, Donor, USA
FELICITATIONS
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Community collegesSince 2011, Sevalaya has been providing free skill-based education to unemployed youth. Courses include: Electrician, AC mechanic, E-Publishing, Tally etc from 10+ centers. Courses like Tailoring, Lab Asst, and beautician are women-only courses designed to improve the living of the rural families and also to improve gender equality. Over 2,400 rural youth have benefitted.
Food for destitute children/senior citizens4,88,500+ food was cooked and served everyday last year for 1500+ children and senior citizens. Their economic background makes food the first priority.
46,53,500+ food served to children and senior citizens since 1988.
Grocery kits during Natural calamitiesTogether with rescue, grocery kits have been reached to 11,000+ victims of natural calamities such as Tsunami, floods and cyclones since 2004 and COVID-19 pandemic.
Community Kitchen at Thiruvallur & PuneCOVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown brought hunger to the door steps of daily wage earners. Community kitchen was set up to provide food packets to 65,000+ people in Thiruvallur (Tamilnadu) & Pune (Maharashtra).
6000+ people received food packets during Gaja cyclone of 2018 in Tamil Nadu.
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Medical centresDedicated medical centres at 3 locations provide free generic medical support for the villagers. Certified doctors and nurses have provided medical support to 1,25,000+ individuals since 1994.
Mobile Medical Vans1,00,000+ villagers living in 80+ villages with less access to quality healthcare services were benefitted by Mobile Medical Vans from 2017.
Since 2017, Mobile Medical Vans have served over 1, 00,000+ villagers in 2 districts, most of them with no access to healthcare services. Periodic medical check-up, generic medicines and health awareness sessions are offered, besides specialised medical camps.
General health camps and awareness sessions200+ awareness programmes have been conducted since 1994, benefitting 12,000+ teens. Subjects cover safety of self, social behaviour and how to manage the outside world. Volunteers from many corporates are involved in this.
Teaching the principles of Mahakavi Bharathi, Mahatma Gandhi and Swami VivekanandaSevalaya has travelled across several districts of TamilNadu since 1988 and has provided to nearly 50,000 students moral education based on life lessons of Mahakavi Bharathi, Mahatma Gandhi and Swami Vivekananda. Moral education classes were also conducted for prisoners in all Central Jails in Tamil Nadu
Free School (LKG - 12)From 1991, Sevalaya has been running a free school following state board syllabus for 1st generation learners from 40 villages in Thiruvallur District, Tamil Nadu. 4,000 children have received education since then.
Higher Education supportAfter 12th grade, deserving students are given financial support for higher studies, through corporate and individual support. Nearly 1000+ students have benefitted for the past 24 years.
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RO plants & Clean toilets9,000+ villagers are assured safe drinking water every day via Reverse Osmosis plants installed in their villages. Construction of Community toilets in 3 villages have improved the hygiene and sanitation conditions in 3 villages making them open defecation free and have also brought dignity to the lives of the villagers.
Alternative energySolar energySevalaya’s Kasuva centre is equipped with 100KW of solar energy which is providing nearly 80% of the power requirement.
20+ Solar street lights have been set up in Thirukandalam village where there were no streetlights at all.
Gobar gasEveryday 50% of cooking fuel requirements is met by Gobar gas in Kasuva centre.
Crafts + Bakery + Organic farmingSevalaya runs a bakery at its Kasuva centre that caters to 900 children/elders per week.
Sevalaya provides a marketing window for rural handicrafts. Ingenious products are on offer for urban dwellers so that rural economy can be boosted and sustainability can be achieved.
The proceeds support the rural children’s education.
Legal advice cell and Committee against Sexual Harassment of Women at WorkplaceOver 150 legal consultation sessions have been conducted for the villagers, to help them to draft petitions and guide them to approach the appropriate authorities, depending on the issues faced by them.
Sevalaya’s Hony Correspondent Bhuvaneswari Muralidharan is a member of Internal Complaints Committee in various corporates, formed under Vishaka Guidelines, for Prevention of sexual harassment of women at work place.
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The people of Eraharam in Thanjavur District approached Sevalaya seeking help for their children’s studies. Predominantly agriculturists and farm labours, the parents are illiterate. Sevalaya started an evening tuition centre served by two teachers. The support is offered by Narayanan A, a long-time donor of Sevalaya and one of the family members of the Sankari Sastha Trust. Eraharam is the native place of his parents. So they wanted to do some service in that village and have given the space for the tuition centre. 40 students of Stds V to VIII are attending the evening tuition centre run by Sevalaya.
Among them are 14-year-old Ajay M, studying in Std VIII, and his brother Vijay M studying in Std VI in a government aided school 5 KMs away. Their mother passed away and father deserted them. They are taken care of by their grand parents. Both are average in studies, Ajay scores above 50 marks in all subjects, except mathematics where he struggles to get past 42 marks. Says Ajay: “I was not able to understand Maths in school as they take classes at a fast pace. At the tuition centre, I have been given
A tuition leg up for rural school children
personal attention by Radhika and Tamilmani akkas. They are teaching slowly with patience and now I am getting 60 marks in Mathematics. I will get more marks on forthcoming exams.”
On the anvil are a Skill development center and a Medical Centre in association with Sankari Sastha Trust.
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Facing the COVID-19 challenge
When COVID-19 fears gripped the country mid March, Sevalaya’s instinctive reflex actions were to safeguard the 389 plus lives in its care. 200 orphaned children, 70 elders in the elders’ home, 69 cows in the gaushala at Kasuva centre and 10 elders in the elders’ home at Thanjavur. These residents have nowhere to go. There were 40 resident staff to take care of them. Taking up the challenge, systems were put in place to ensure “zero positive case” status.
A bunch of employees – helpers, kitchen staff and wardens - agreed to stay in the campus: some, separated from their families, and some moving in with their small children. Thanks to them, life goes on in Kasuva and Thanjavur. Shelter, safety, food, physical and mental health– these became the focus.
From top right, clockwiseg Oviya, a Sevalaya student, made face masks for free distributiong Priority was given to children in food distribution at all localsg 60 Irula families were given groceriesg Over 300 migrant labourers were served food packets at Sriperumbudurg Online classes for children staying in the hostel
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Item Beneficieries Sponsors
Cooked food via community kitchen
65,000+ food packets BNY Mellon, RNAIPL, Violin Maestro Lalgudi Jayaraman Rasikas, Hyundai Glovis & individual donors
Grocery kits in TN & Pune
6700+ families FCA, KONE, BNY Mellon, Hyundai WIA, United way, GiveIndia, School teachers (Thanjavur, Lalgudi), Krishnan P R, Lalgudi Jayaraman Rasikas & individual donors
Ventilators to various GH of TN
6 ventilators BNY Mellon, FCA, PPGAP & individual donors
Suppport for residents of Sevalaya
200 children, 80 elders, 69 cows & 40 staff members
SCGBS, RRD, Sundaram Fastners Limited, KONE, Tagit India, Aavin, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd, CTS, Ernst & Young, PWC, Flatirons Jouve, Rotary Club of Madras East & individual donors
From top right, clockwiseg 60 families of Thandalam village, Chithamoor block, Chengalpet district received grocery kitsg A differently abled person was among beneficiaries at Lalgudig Food was distributed to 190 people at Ponniamanmedu villageg 150 Sanitary workers at Lalgudi received grocery kitsg Provision distribution to daily wages in Sriperumbudur
That done, Sevalaya turned its attention to those in distress.
For team of 30 Sevalaya employees, including a few Trustees, life and routine in the COVID-19 times have been very different. They have been involved in planning and distribution of 35 tonnes of essential provisions and groceries, and over 65,000+ food packets through community kitchen meals provided to people gripped by
hunger as also procuring and reaching medical equipment worth ₹2.5 crores, including ventilators, PPEs and masks, in partnerships with proactive corporates.
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Moulding confident young women
Every year starting June 2018, 85 girl students of Std VIII have been undergoing training under the GOAL programme of Naz Foundation. The sponsor is Standard Chartered Global Business Services (SCGBS), who has a long association with sports in Sevalaya. Meant to mould independent young women, the programme has trained them to make their own decisions and protect themselves, to solve the problems they face in the society and to smartly tackle crunch situations.
Says 13 year-old Lalitha J, (VIII D) : Through GOAL, I have changed a lot. I used to get angry for small matters. I never used to seriously study. I also had fears. I used to keep away from sports. Will I finish the race? Will I lag behind the bunch? Many such worries. GOAL programme changed it all. Our instructors taught us how to handle emotional blackmail, why we should keep up confidence and be trustworthy, how not to circulate or believe in rumours, how to assert and not be bulldozed. My confidence has grown. Now teacher calls me, if a speech has to be delivered. Recognising my leadership skills, I was elected Home Minister in the hostel. I am also in the Netball team.
The programme has modules on Life Science, Self- Esteem, Health & Hygiene, Girl Rights and Financial Literacy. The girls are trained by 4 qualified and NAZ certified teachers of Sevalaya - Mariyammal S, Abirami P, Poongothai V and Vanmathi D. Focus is also on improving concentration. The new-found confidence to share their personal problems with their respective teachers has eased many adolescent pressures and improved focus on their studies.
As part of the programme, Sevalaya opted for Netball in sports. They have developed more tolerance, team spirit and leadership qualities. The girls participated for the first time in ONNC (One Nation Netball Cup), a tournament held at New Delhi in 2019 along with 18 teams from 10 different states. Sevalaya team won 7 of the 9 matches, some of which featured some international players from Afghanistan.
I used to get angry for small matters. I never used to seriously study. I also had fears. I used to keep away from sports. Will I finish the race? Will I lag behind the bunch? Many such worries.
GOAL programme changed it all. My confidence has grown. Now teacher calls me if a speech has
to be delivered. I was elected Home Minister in the hostel. I am also in the Netball team.
Lalitha J, 13, Std VIII
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Lalitha previously used to tease her friends, call her friends with nick names and sometimes will beat her friends. During training, we were able to see many changes. She started to wish teachers, talk with due respect, deal with friends with affection. She also started guiding her hostel friends to behave properly. Now she is the leader in hostel and even in classrooms she will take care of the class,while teacher is not there.Mariammal S, Life science coach
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Transforming Thirukandalam Village
14-year-old, Poongodhai studies from 7 till 9 every morning at home, has her breakfast and leaves for school. A student of Std VIII, she is getting better by the day.
The turning point was September 2019 when Sevalaya initiated Aadharam Project in partnership with Hyundai Glovis. The twin focus was sustainability of water and sanitation.
Till then, her morning routine started with the use of the open toilet near a pond 2 KMs away. For safety, she had to wait for father or mother to accompany her. At times, she would lose a lot of time to get company and would get late for school. If late, she would skip school, rather than be scolded by the teachers. Attending school on empty stomach, the children were unable to concentrate, making them academically backward. Some children would faint, fall sick. Making things worse, the water from the pond was yellowish, and people got sick with cholera and dysentery.
“Thanks to the toilets and RO water plant, and the morning breakfast scheme, we are able to go to school on time”, says Poongodhai. “Our health has improved and we are able to concentrate on our studies, without missing classes. The teacher who used to scold us previously now started saying we are studying properly and are happy with our performance“.
Poongodhai is one of the 1,080 Inhabitants of Annanagar in Thirukandalam Village in Tamilnadu’s Thiruvallur District. Almost all of the 258 families belong to Scheduled Tribes. Majority are daily wage earners working on agricultural fields, rice mills. Annanagar never had roads, electricity, toilets or a hospital.
The water from the village’s nearest pond is not usable. Ponds are contaminated and heavy in iron content, making the villagers perpetually sick. The 500 LPH capacity RO Purifier now fully meets the drinking water needs of the village. The two newly fitted hand pumps come in handy in case of power cuts.
Community hygiene has improved through the toilet facilities added as part of the project.
The project package has three more elements to meet Annanagar’s special needs: Breakfast for its 125 children, 20 solar lights and waste management.
With no proper road or street light, stepping out of homes after dawn used to be a nightmare. In 2017, a child had lost his life after a snake bite. Power cuts being common, 20 solar lights have been installed, boosting villagers confidence.
After creating awareness on the importance of maintaining organic and non-organic waste management, the system is running to plan, with two waste collectors appointed, to collect, segregate and recycle it into manure for agricultural purposes.
An important initiative for community health are the medical camps conducted quarterly. When COVID-19 struck, immediate help in the form of food, for 90 days were reached.
Thanks to the toilets and RO water plant, and the morning breakfast scheme, we are able to go to school on time. Our health has improved and we are able to concentrate on our studies, without missing classes. The teacher who used to scold us previously now started saying we are studying properly and are happy with our performance.Poongodhai, 14, Std VIII
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Green House to support 30,000 trees target
A Green House, donated by Annapoorna M J in memory of her husband Late Krishna M J is the latest addition to the organic farm at Thirumalaivaiyavur, Chengalpet district, The 2,500 sq feet Green house mainly focuses on producing tree saplings for planting at the nearby villages. The seeds are processed with utmost care by our agricultural staff under Janakiraman P and Sivagami J, and nurtured under controlled conditions. Including fruit bearing, medicinal herbs and shade trees, around 500 saplings are produced and are planted in a month. The well grown saplings are later taken to the desired locations and planted, with the help of alumni of Sevalaya every Sunday. The saplings are planted near the houses of Sevalaya school children so that they can take care of the them.
Starting 2018, when Sevalaya turned 30, Sevalaya has been on a tree plantation drive, targeting 30,000 trees before 2022. Current count has crossed 18,000 saplings around the areas of Chennai, Thiruvallur and Kanchipuram.
Vegetables are grown from seeds collected from kitchen
waste. So far 15 KGs of ladies fingers have been harvested in 2 months. “I am so happy that the produce go to feed underprivileged children”, says Annapoorna M J.
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Starting 2018 when Sevalaya turned 30, Sevalaya has been on a tree plantation drive, targeting 30,000 trees before 2022. Current count has crossed 18,000 saplings.
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MANAGING TRUSTEE’S REPORT
Dear Friends,
Sevalaya is stepping into its 33rd year, after completing 32 successful years in the service of underprivileged children, senior citizens and destitute animals. We are crossing this mile stone when the world is completely in the grip of the COVID-19 pandemic and has almost stopped rotating. Everything has come to a standstill and we see death, loss of jobs, hunger, and closure of businesses etc., all around. Sevalaya is doing it’s bit to help people who have been suffering in this pandemic time. Meanwhile our regular activities, new additions and expansion of activities continue in the same pace.
In the 32 years of service, our activities have expanded into Chennai, Thiruvallur, Kanchipuram, Chengalpet, Tiruchirappalli, Thanjavur, Tirunelveli, Tenkasi districts in Tamilnadu and Puducherry. We run free school, medical centres, mobile medical services, community colleges, old age homes, organic farms, gaushala and many other services to the orphan and destitute children, rural youth, senior citizens and animals. Thank you for making this possible.
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Mageswaran A, Trustee, Sevalaya handing over 100 PPE Kits to Govinda Rao M, IAS, Thanjavur District Collector. Project sponsored by individual donors
Vidya Durai, Philanthropy & CSR, BNY Mellon India distributing food packets to brick kiln workers in Sivanvoil village, Thiruvallur district. Project sponsored by BNY Mellon
Mageswaran A, Trustee, Sevalaya, handing over 100 PPE kits to S Sivarasu, IAS, Thiruchirappalli District Collector. Project sponsored by individual donors
Mageswari Ravikumar, IAS, Thiruvallur District Collector, distributing COVID-19 Relief kits to beneficiaries at Gudiyam village, Thiruvallur district. Project sponsored by FCA
John Louis A, IAS, Chengalpet District Collector, distributing COVID-19 Relief kits to beneficiaries at the function held at St.Joseph school, Chengalpet. Project sponsored by FCA
Kingston A A, Vice President - Operations, Sevalaya, handing over ventilator to P Ponniah, IAS, Kanchipuram District Collector
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Relief work during crisis time
Sevalaya has earned expertise in relief operations during crisis. We have been getting involved in rescue and relief operations since the Tsunami in 2004. Tsunami, Chennai floods, Kerala foods, Gaja cyclone have all given us enough experience to face COVID-19 crisis. In the previous occasions only a part of the world was affected and the rest of the world came to rescue. But with COVID-19, the entire world is affected and we are all trying to help each other. Sevalaya has been playing a significant role in providing relief to the needy, with support from many corporate and individual donors. We have spent around ₹2.5 crores (~ USD 3,57,000) towards helping the people affected by COVID-19 Pandemic. Corporates such as BNY Mellon, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), Renault Nissan Automobiles India private Limited (RNAIPL), Hyundai Glovis, Hyundai WIA, PPG Asian Paints, Kone Elevators, Standard Chartered Global Business Services (SCGBS), R R Donnelly (RRD), Sundaram Fasteners Limited, Tagit India, Indian Oil corporation Limited (IOCL), CTS, Ernst & Young (EY), PwC, Flatirons Jouve, organizations like United Way, GiveIndia, Aavin, Rotary Club of Madras East and many individual donors like Krishnan P R, Vice President, Tata Consultancy Services, family, friends and rasikas of violin maestro, Padma Bhushan awardee Lalgudi G Jayaraman helped us to feed 1000s of families from the community kitchens we are running, provide grocery kits to more than 10,000 families and reach ventilators and PPE kits to Government hospitals in five districts.
Financial Software and Systems (P) Ltd, (FSS) sponsored construction of toilets for a school in Kariyapattinam village, near Vedaranyam, Tamilnadu. Sevalaya executed this project.
New Projects
Many new projects were sponsored by corporates to improve Sevalaya’s infrastructure and facilities.
A new community college building was inaugurated at Zamin Endathur village, Madhurandhagam, Chengalpet district. Computer and tailoring classes will be conducted free for the underprivileged youth in this community college. The project is sponsored by Petrofac and the land is donated by our long standing donor Sridharan D V.
A public library was built and handed over to the village Panchayat at Nathamedu village. The project is sponsored by Hyundai Wia.
A 100 meters running track was constructed in Sevalaya’s Kasuva centre. Sevalaya school children do very well in sports and they win many prizes every year at district and state level. This running track will be very useful to them. The project is sponsored by Hatley.
L & T constructions, through Helpage India, sponsored construction of pathway leading from senior citizens home to dining hall.
A pharmacy building was sponsored by Walters Kluwer. Lions club of Thiruninravur sponsored a Smart classroom. Two RO plants were sponsored by Rotary club of Chennai, one for Sevalaya school and the other for the hostel at Kasuva centre. Page Pierre Foundation, Switzerland, sponsored construction of a cycle shed, Gobar gas plant, prayer hall at primary school, 10KW solar panels for school, desktops, laptops and prayer hall at community college at Kasuva centre.
LIC Golden Jubilee Foundation sponsored the construction of the second wing of Sevalaya’s Gandhi Ashram Krishnan Memorial Senior Citizens’ home at Thanjavur.
Sevalaya’s Mahakavi Bharathiyar community college entered into a partnership with TATA strive for the skill development program.
Over 1517 volunteers from over 7 corporates gave time to support our activities
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Narayanan T S, father of Gayathri Narayanan, Krishnan P C, GM Petrofac inaugurating Gayathri Narayanan memorial community college at Zamin Endathur
Old age home path way inaugurated by Bino Mathew Jose, Head- HR, L & T Construction. Project facilitated by Helpage AGECARE
Woo Hwan Jeon, Managing Director, HyundaiWia inaugurating the library building at Nathamedu Village, Thiruvallur district
Jonah Paransky of Wolters Kluwer inaugurating the pharmacy building
Sevalaya’s second old age home at Thanjavur houses 15 elders
100 metre running track sponsored by Hatley
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Many CSR projects sponsored by corporates for rural development, environment and safety were also undertaken by Sevalaya.
Asian paints sponsored experiential learning which was implemented in government school in Kandhur, Kanchipuram district. Timken sponsored an RO plant which was installed in Periya Vilinjiyambakkam village, Chengalpet district.
RNAIPL sponsored an environment project in which Sevalaya beautified the road for 1500 meters in Oragadam industrial area by planting lot of trees.
VPG sponsored a road safety project in which Sevalaya installed traffic lights in Oragadam industrial area for 13 KMs.
Sevalaya aims to become financially self-sufficient in the near future. In line with that thinking, SevaMart was inaugurated in Mylapore, and SevaShop in Kasuva centre. Donors can buy items, produced in Sevalaya’s centres and in villages nearby. This will help the villagers to find a market for their products, donors can get good organic products and the income thus generated will go back to educating the poor children in the villages. Soon this will be formed as a separate company and hopefully fund many activities of Sevalaya. Natraj R, IPS (Retd) former DGP and current MLA of Mylapore, inaugurated the SevaMart at Mylapore.
Events
Sevalaya revived the celebration of an historical event – Mahakavi Bharathi and Chellammal wedding anniversary. The wedding took place on 27th June, 1897 in Kadayam village, the birth place of Chellammal. The event was celebrated by the locals for few years after Independence but it did not continue for long. The 90th wedding
anniversary was celebrated in 1987 and many Bharathi enthusiasts decided to celebrate it every year. But, somehow it did not happen. Sevalaya took up this task and revived the celebration in 2019, exactly 100 years after the couple left the town for good!
Bharathi – Chellammal’s great grandson Rajkumar Bharathi attended the celebrations with family. Chellamal’s brother’s son, Sundar also attended. Bharathi admirer, Ela Ganesan, was the Chief Guest and the function was attended by more than 1000 people. Sevalaya hopes to celebrate this event, every year.
Ramakrishna Vijayam is a Tamil Magazine published by Sri Ramakrishna Math. This is the first tamil magazine to enter 100th year of publication. There are only four other magazines in India which have crossed 100 years and all of them are published by Sri Ramakrishna Math. To celebrate the centenary of Ramakrishna Vijayam, a program was organized in Sevalaya’s Kasuva centre. Swami Vimurthananda, Manager, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai and popular Tamil writer and journalist Maalan were the Chief Guests. Competitions were conducted for many school and college students on the teachings of Swami Vivekananda. The prizes, sponsored by IDFC First Bank, were distributed at the event to the winners.
Many donors celebrated important days in their lives at Sevalaya Kasuva Centre and converted them into fund raising events for Sevalaya. Our board member Muthuramakrishnan K celebrated his 70th birthday at Sevalaya.
Our donor Natarajan celebrated his son’s upanayanam and donated all gifts received on the occasion to Sevalaya.
Sevalaya organized a ‘Gandhi Rath’. The decorated chariot, with photo of Mahatma Gandhi visited many schools in Chennai and Thiruvallur districts. A group of
Sevalaya children who were invited to Raj Bhavan for Deepavali celebrations, with His Excellency the Governor of Tamilnadu, Banwarilal Purohit
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Ela Ganesan, National Executive Committee Member BJP, at Bharathi Chellammal wedding day celebration at Kadayam
Madhan J, Manager-HR, TIMKEN India Ltd inaugurating RO plant at Sringeri Nagar, Singaperumal koil, Chengalpet district
Aaadharam project Inauguration at Thirukandalam Village by Arun V, Sr.Executive –CSR, Hyundai Glovis India
Ramakrishna Vijayam centenary celebration. Swami Vimurthanandaji Maharaj and Maalan at the function.
Lakshminarayanan N donating ₹5 lacs during Gandhi Yatra celebration. Advocate V Rajanarayanan, Bharat Seva Samaj looks on
Biju Balendran MD & CEO and Urakami Deputy MD of RNAIPL at Inauguration of Environment project
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Marks distribution
Marks distribution
Academic PerformanceDropout rate in 2019-2020 : 2.70%Total school pass percentage for all classes : 95.3%
(This mean that out of every 100 students who joined our school at Kindergarten 95.3% students came out successful, passing the Higher Secondary (XII grade) Examination this year.)
1st Rank
1st Rank
2nd Rank
2nd Rank
2nd Rank
2nd Rank
Jayashree S - 485/600
Jayashree S E Manikandan V Elakkiya XI A TM
Pavithra S - 481/600 Pavithra V - 481/600
XII STD Public Examinations 2019-2020Entered - 123 ; Passed - 120
Sevalaya students went along with the Rath, enacting skits depicting interesting anecdotes from the life of Gandhiji. Lakshminarayanan N, a long time donor of Sevalaya, joined the celebrations in ARC school, Royapuram and donated ₹5 lacs.
Dr Meganathan P, Managing Director TAPAMS and his family celebrated their mother Pulavar Pechiammal’s birthday by organizing competitions for school children in Thiruvalur district.
Deepavali was special this year as our children got invitation from His Excellency the Governor of Tamilnadu. Our children visited Raj Bhavan, the official residence of the Governor and enjoyed the company of the Governor. They had dinner with the Governor and played in the lawns of the Raj Bhavan. The Governor also donated gifts to Sevalaya worth ₹3 lacs.
RIDHAM music troupe conducted a music program and raised funds for Sevalaya. Bhuvaneswari Muralidharan, Hony. Correspondent, Sevalaya received the cheque.
Many other events including Science Day, Annual Science exhibition, Women’s day, Putli bai day, Mahaveer Jayanthi, Deepavali, Christmas, Ramzan, Pongal, New year’s day, Tamil New year’s day, Navarathri, Ganesh Chaturti, Krishna
Jayanthi, Independence day, Republic day, Jallianwalabagh Memorial day, Salt Satyagragha day, Childrens day, Teachers day, Gandhi Jayanthi, Bharathi’s birthday, Swami Vivekananda day, Rajaji day, Srinivasa Ramanujan day were celebrated / observed. Many important people attended the functions in all centres of Sevalaya.
On-going activities
Schools, community colleges, tuition centres, old age homes, medical centre, gaushala, functioned as usual. Organic farming, school breakfast program, sports, arts, dance, music, key board classes, tuition centres, medical camps, awareness programs were also carried on.
The community college activities are supported by BNY Mellon, N Subramanian, CEO, Tionale, a donor from Singapore, ACPL, Flaitrons Jouve India, PPG Asian Paints and Petrofac.
Steady supply of organic vegetables throughout the year was made available to the kitchen. Supply also started coming from Sevalaya’s organic farm in Zamin Endathur and Thirumalaivaiyavur. This was very helpful during lockdown days as the main vegetable market in Chennai was shut down due to COVID-19 pandemic.
XI STD Public Examinations 2019-2020 Entered - 125 ; Passed - 125
X STD Public Examinations 2019-2020 Entered - 138 ; Passed - 138
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Above 75% 60% - 74% Below 60%
75% - 89%Above 90% 60% - 74% Below 60%
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Sameena Mahmood of RR Donnelley on Women’s day at Sevalaya
Satya Madurantakam, Senior Director, DAS Strategic Initiatives, NTT Data Global Delivery Services Pvt. Ltd on Science day
Pulavar Pechiammal cup presented to winners by Dr Santhosham V G
Inaugurating the RO Plant L to R Rtn Radhika Satyanarayana, Rtn Satyanarayana, Sevalaya Murali
Birthday celebration by foreign volunteer Charlie Palmer from UK
31st Annual day celebration - Annual Report being realeased by Auditor NRK and received by Auditor Balasubramaniam J
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SCGBS volunteers cutting vegetables at Kasuva centre
VodafoneIdea volunteers with Sevalaya kids
Nalla Perumal R S conducting training to teachers
Higher education sponsorship students with Rajan Sethuraman, CEO, LatentView, Poornima Shankar, Manager, Administration & Travel and Vivek, Manager, LatentView
Krishnan L, Managing Director, TaeguTec India listerning to Sevalaya kids during inauguration of upgraded science centre
Leo Christopher, Plant manager, PPG Revocoat taking class at Sevalaya’s community college, Thirubuvanai, Puducherry
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Sevalaya covers 80 villages, every month, through its mobile medical vans in Thiruvallur and Kanchipuram districts.
A full-fledged physiotherapy centre, sponsored by BNY Mellon, is functioning at Kasuva centre. The equipment are donated by Rural Electrification Corporation, through HelpAge India. With additional doctors, the consulting hours have been extended to 12 hours i.e from 8 AM to 8 PM. Health initiatives are supported by BNY Mellon and Tionale.
Eye camps are conducted twice a week, sponsored by Bohra Eye hospital, Avadi. Dental, ENT, Cancer screening, skin, Hepatitis B, liver camps and physiotherapy camps are also arranged from time to time, based on the need. The villagers get the expert doctors services for free. Apollo Hospitals is giving free medicines for old age home at Kasuva under Apollo Aushad programme.
Free breakfast is supplied to nearly 2000 children studying in government schools in Thanjavur. Elderly pavement dwellers in Lalgudi, near Tiruchirappalli, are also provided free breakfast. These activities are sponsored by Thamarai International school, Thanjavur and many individual donors.
Sevalaya organized many tree planting and seed ball activities, sponsored by BNY Mellon, Asian Paints, and Hyundai Glovis.
Education and residential sponsorship were made by SCGBS, CAMS, Wood PLC, Matrimony.com limited, Amrutanjan, SPI-Global, GiveIndia, Help Foundation, USA, Dr Krishna from USA, Vijaianand T M and friends from USA, Dhamodharan and friends USA, and many individual donors.
In sports Sevalaya got many awards and medals in Basketball, Handball and Athletics. 11 students represented and played for Tamilnadu team in National games in handball, basketball and netball, organized by School Game Federation of India. 3 students participated in Tamilnadu state level Republic Day Sports meet, organized by Department of school education, in athletics and Dinesh R won bronze medal. 6 students represented Thiruvallur district In TN state netball game and won 2nd place.
Sevalaya’s award winning moral education syllabus is taken to various schools all over Tamilnadu. Our staff visit schools as far as Rameswaram, and take classes on Bharathi – Gandhi – Vivekananda (BGV).
Sevalaya staff are encouraged to update their knowledge by taking up higher education and attending many training programs. These activities are sponsored by Mara W Breech Foundation.
Sevalaya’s free school is up to grade 12 and children who pass out find it difficult to continue higher education in universities. Sevalaya tries to get support from its donors to make arrangements for college fees for such children. This year UWW - BNY Mellon came forward to sponsor the higher education of 89 children (cumulative),
Latentview sponsored the higher education of 30 children and Help foundation USA supported 29 students. Nalini Mahadevan, donor from USA has supported one student to pursue Engineering degree.
Continuous improvement is a key factor in Sevalaya. This year Sevalaya has taken up implementation of “5S” model of work culture improvement. Venkatesan T M and team from Focus 5 an Hyderabad based organisation are providing the support free of cost. Sevalaya team is taking part in many competitions conducted by QCFI and winning prizes. Sevalaya is the only NGO to enter such competitions.
School uniforms sponsored by Gurukrupa foundation, USA welcomed the children on the first day of the academic year. The brand new uniforms are an added attraction to the school students.
Sevalaya also took up creation of model villages. Nathamedu project is sponsored by Venkatkrishnan of Singapore and Thirukandalam by Hyundai Glovis.
Training
All the staff members underwent different types of training to suit their roles. All Saturdays were reserved for training, book reading, self-learning and discussion on improvements.
For the senior staff, the board members engaged them in leadership training every week. Overall each staff spent 20 person days of training during the year.
Dyslexia training, classroom management training, micro teaching, Model teaching classes, goal setting, 5S, Kaizen, environmental training are some examples of trainings conducted.
Many external faculties including Prof Swaminathan S, Retd Professor from IIT Delhi and a heritage enthusiast, educationists Vidhya Badri, Nallaperumal R S, Psychologist Aarti C Rajaratnam and Dr Lakshmi conducted trainings. Varied topics like history of scripts, history of languages, Temple heritage of Tamilnadu, Herabal Trees of India, Sanga cholai, Sundial, teaching methodologies, dealing with students in the adolescent age were covered in these trainings.
Staff also attended many paid training programs conducted by third party agencies. These sessions covered topics like Income tax laws, advanced excel, special software tools.
Volunteers
This year also we had volunteers from Project Trust UK, Omprakash USA, Avila university, USA, Florida University USA, Manodharma volunteers group, USA, The Hindu college, The New college, Don Bosco Agricultural college, many schools on NSS camps and corporate volunteers from SCGBS, BNY Mellon, LTI, DTCC, SPi Global, PWC, PPG Asian paints, SGS, Amazon, Tata communications, VodafoneIdea, and HSBC. Many individual volunteers supported us by conducting classes through skype from all over the globe, playing with the children, engaging the
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Our Old Students (School)- What are they doing now?Studying B. E 42
B.Sc Agriculture 15
Degree courses 342
Diploma 30
Medical 2
Teacher training 6
Nursing 4
Post graduate courses 2
Physiotherapist 1
Total 436
CompletedMedical 1
B.E 95
B.Ed 15
Diploma/BSc Agriculture 37
Bachelor of Social Work 1
Degree Courses 580
Diploma (DCA & Technical) 36
Fashion Technology 2
Nursing 31
Post Graduate Courses 13
Teacher training 19
Total 831
EmployedBank 2
Hospital 18
Police 7
Private concerns
(including MNCs in various capacities) 500
Railway Department 2
Assistant Professor 1
Teachers 47
Post Office 1
Total 578
elders, organic farming, supporting in medical camps and administration work. Sevalaya thanks all the volunteers who spent time in its centres and also online.
Donors
Sevalaya does not receive any Government grant, except for the Integrated Campus project and a portion of children home expense. (Integrated campus project is an initiative of Social welfare department, Government of Tamilnadu, under which 25 senior citizens and 25 destitute children are housed in one campus. Government provides a part of the running expense for this activity. Sevalaya was selected by the Government to run this project in Thiruvallur district). Sevalaya continues to run mostly on donations made by well-wishers. The Government grant is around 3% of the total budget and the rest 97% comes from donors. These donations which form the life blood of the organisation could range from a small one-time amount from an individual to large amounts given regularly by foundations and corporates. The donor could be anyone from a local person who lives a couple of streets away to a Foundation based in the USA or Europe which has heard of and seen the good work being done and the growth achieved by Sevalaya consistently year after year. The organization, on its part, extends its policy of non-discrimination to its donors too. Every donor, small or big, has the same place in our hearts, and receives all periodic communication regarding the activities, successes, financial status and plans. It is our way to keep each and every donor apprised and to ensure transparency. Hence, as a policy, we do not publish a “Major Donors List.”
Right to Information
Though as a private charitable organization we do not
Community College StudentsCompleted Employed Enterprenurs
Electrician 154 90 53
AC & Refrigeration
139 91 35
Beautician 131 84 38
Lab Technician 62 36 0
Tailoring 1503 858 524
Nursing 80 71 0
Bakery 23 18 1
Computer Software
623 412 0
Computer Hardware
15 10 0
Carpentry 26 0 26
E Publishing 64 56 0
Tally 142 82 0
Total 2962 1808 677
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Sevalaya has set its objectives for 2025 as follows:
� Be rated as one of the top 10 NGOs in India � A sustainable organization � A torch bearer in building up a value based community
come under “Right To Information” act, we believe in transparency and on our own accord, we voluntarily publish our financial information, bank details, details about all activities, names of people associated etc. on our website. Donors, well-wishers and any member of the public can access all these data on our website. Sevalaya publishes a monthly Newsletter and an Annual Report which includes the audited Accounts. Both are circulated to all donors and well-wishers. The report is also available on our website www.sevalaya.org.
Moving Forward…
We had prepared a five year plan for the period 2015-2020. As the plan ended this financial year, we had a detailed discussion on the achievements. We could state that we could cover 55 to 60% ground against the plan. Funds availability, staff attrition, delays in Government permissions resulted in 45% work not being completed in five years.
Next five year plan has been drawn for the period 2020-2025. The top 3 goals are
1. To become one of the top 10 NGOs in the country
2. To become self-reliant and
3. To spread the basic values of Sevalaya based on Bharathi, Gandhi and Vivekananda across the country.
Plans have been drawn to implement these goals and teams have been formed. We need support from all of you to achieve these goals.
Few years back we were only present in Thiruvallur district. Now we are spread across Tamilnadu state and Pudhucherry. In the next five years, the goal is to be a national level player.
We have major long term plans as well. An important one among them is to become a free university open only to the orphan, destitute and the poor.
We thank all our sponsors, donors, well-wishers, media, Government officials, visitors, volunteers – all who have contributed to this growth of Sevalaya over the past 32 years. Needless to say, these achievements would not have been possible without the commitment and contributions of the Sevalaya family of 250+ employees and the board of Trustees and Advisors. We believe that Sevalaya is the true implementation of values we have learnt by studying the works of Mahakavi Bharathi, Mahatma Gandhi and Swami Vivekananda. They have been guiding us to face all challenges in the past 32 years. We are sure this guidance will show us the path in the future also.
Thanks & Regards
Sevalaya Murali
Founder & Managing Trustee
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SEVALAYA IN 2025Sevalaya has set its objectives for 2025 as follows:
� Be rated as one of the top 10 NGOs in India � A sustainable organization � A torch bearer in building up a value based community � Sevalaya aims to expand its services in Education, Health to
all districts of Tamil Nadu � Reach out to the underprivileged in a total of 5 states across
India � Upgrade its educational services to University level and
health services to full fledged hospitals � Spread BGV values to develop a value based community/
society � Secure 5 places in National team / 5 Awards in national level
games � Job ready Community Colleges in 5 states � Thillaiyadi Valliammai memorial hospital specializing in
medical care for adolescent girls at Thillaiyadi � Model village services to be expanded to comply with UN
definition � Gaushala at all locations � Develop Partnership strategy and identify suitable partners
for specialized skills not available within Sevalaya
Sevalaya looks forward to partnering with philanthropists and corporates to achieve these objectives in the next 5 years
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Social service awardSevalaya Muralidharan was honoured for his service to the community at Karnataka Rajyotsava Celebrations held in Kannada Sangha School on 17th November 2019. He received this award from Dr Srinath, Actor, Producer and Vice President of Kannada television channel Udaya TV, Prof Surappa M K, Vice Chancellor, Anna University, Chennai and Honorary Professor, Department of Materials Engineering, IISC Bengaluru.
Life time achievement Dr Muthulakshmi Reddy Women’s Association, a unit of Women’s India Association presented “Lifetime Achievement Award” to Bhuvaneswari Muralidharan, Hony Coordinator, Sevalaya, on the occasion of the 132nd birth anniversary of Dr Muthulakshmi Reddy on 30th July 2019 at a function held at MGR Janaki College of Arts and Science. The Award was presented by Padma Venkatraman, Chairperson of Women’s India Association.
Life time achievement Sevalaya Murali was presented the life time achievement award for service to the under priviledged, by the GAMPPA branch of the Indian Medical association at the Doctors Day function on 30th June 2019. The award was presented by Dr Selvam M, Hony President of the association.
Seshan Samman AwardSevalaya Muralidharan was awarded the Seshan Samman Award 2020, for his services to the society, at a function at Arkay Convention Centre, Mylapore on 13th February 2020. The Award was instituted by Isaikkavi Ramanan’s family in memory of their father Anantharamaseshan T A, a noted author, poet and spiritually enlightened soul. The cash award of ₹10,000 and a citation was presented by Murali M of Sri Krishna Sweets.
AWARDS
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AUDITOR’S REPORTMenon & Pai
Menon & PaiChartered Accountants,30 (Old No. 12/4), Ashirwad Apartments, Puliyur First Lane, Trust Puram,Kodambakkam, Chennai - 600 024.Tel; 24836117, 98400 20881 | E-mail: [email protected]
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORTTo The Members, Sevalaya
Opinion In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us, the financial statement of Sevalaya, for the year ended 31st March 2020, give a true and fair view in conformity with the accounting principles generally accepted in India:a) In the case of Balance sheet, of the state of affairs of Sevalaya as at 31st March 2020. b) In the case of Income and Expenditure account, of the Excess of Expenditure over Income for the year ended on that date; Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements Management is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements. This responsibility includes the design, implementation and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation of the financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. Auditors’ Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on or audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with the Standards on auditing issued by The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and the disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditors’ judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the Trust’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the Trust’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of the accounting policies used and the reasonableness of the accounting estimates made by the management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. Report on the Financial Statements We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Sevalaya, which comprise the Balance Sheet as at 31st March 2020, and the Income and Expenditure Account for the year then ended, and a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information.
Chennai, 9th September 2020
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nts
25,
90,8
06
26,
53,1
84
PRO
JECT
FU
NDS
1,6
0,85
,077
CURR
ENT
LIAB
LITI
ES
Sund
ry C
redi
tors
11,
44,6
26
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Paya
ble
1,3
3,81
9
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er L
iabi
lities
1,4
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1
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iden
t Fun
d Pa
yabl
e 6
,85,
177
21,
12,7
23
Tota
l 3
4,67
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244
Tota
l 3
4,67
,43,
244
48 SEVALAYA 2019-20
CONS
OLID
ATED
INCO
ME &
EXPE
NDITU
RE A
CCOU
NT FO
R THE
YEAR
ENDE
D 31
ST M
ARCH
2020
As
per
our
repo
rt o
f eve
n da
te a
ttach
edFo
r Sev
alay
a Fo
r MEN
ON
& P
AI
Char
tere
d Ac
coun
tant
s
Firm
Reg
n. N
o. 0
0802
5S
V M
ural
idha
ran
A. A
rjuna
Pai
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agin
g Tr
uste
e Pa
rtne
rCh
enna
i, 9t
h Se
ptem
ber 2
020
Mem
No.
007
460
U
DIN
No.
200
0746
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594
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iled
acco
unts
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ilabl
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the
offici
al w
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NDI
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pens
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ucati
onal
Acti
vitie
s 3
,77,
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27
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natio
ns R
ecei
ved
7,6
5,62
,675
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pens
es o
n Co
mm
unity
Col
lege
6
4,59
,318
“
Dona
tion
for P
roje
cts
71,
09,7
41
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pens
es o
n Aft
er H
ome
Care
1
,20,
000
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ants
from
Min
istry
of S
ocia
l Wel
fare
Gov
t. of
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ilnad
u 1
7,39
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pens
es o
n In
tegr
ated
Chi
ldre
n Ho
me
13,
72,0
73
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vide
nd fr
om M
utua
l Fun
d 6
4,77
,010
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pens
es o
n In
tegr
ated
Old
Age
Hom
e 6
,76,
845
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tere
st R
ecei
ved
on D
epos
its 9
3,94
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pens
es o
n Ch
ildre
n’s H
ome
Gran
t 5
2,01
,878
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Oth
er In
com
e 3
,60,
871
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pens
es o
n Ch
ildre
n’s H
ome
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ities
68,
15,6
83
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cess
of E
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ditu
re o
ver I
ncom
e 5
0,03
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pens
es o
n O
ld A
ge H
ome
Activ
ities
37,
95,8
75
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edic
al C
entr
e an
d M
obile
Med
ical
Van
Ex
pens
es 7
5,94
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pens
es o
n Se
va C
rafts
14,
28,8
43
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pens
es o
n Ag
ricul
tura
l Acti
vitie
s 1
0,21
,662
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pens
es o
n Ga
usha
la A
ctivi
ties
20,
84,2
16
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pens
es o
n Ru
ral D
evel
opm
ent A
ctivi
ties
6,9
2,27
6
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pens
es o
n CS
R Pr
ojec
ts 7
8,28
,213
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pens
es o
n Do
nor R
elati
ons A
ctivi
ties
27,
65,0
78
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min
istra
tive
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nses
49,
94,2
56
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atui
ty E
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ses
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000
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ss o
n M
utua
l Fun
d 3
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prec
iatio
n 1
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66,4
52
TOTA
L 1
0,66
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937
TOTA
L 1
0,66
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937
49ANNUAL REPORT
RECE
IPTS
₹ ₹
PAYM
ENTS
₹ ₹
ToO
peni
ng B
alan
ces B
ank
and
Cash
52,
62,2
44
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pens
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n Ed
ucati
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vitie
s 4
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49,1
95
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tal a
nd F
und
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d Do
natio
ns 1
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on
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mun
ity C
olle
ge
1,0
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natio
n CS
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86,5
62
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nses
on
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e Ca
re
1,2
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natio
ns R
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ved
7,7
0,45
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pens
es o
n In
tegr
ated
Chi
ldre
n Ho
me
13,
72,0
73
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ts fr
om M
inist
ry o
f Soc
ial W
elfa
re
Govt
. of T
amiln
adu
17,
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31
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nses
on
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grat
ed O
ld A
ge H
ome
6,7
6,84
5
Divi
dend
rece
ived
on
Mut
ual F
unds
64,
77,0
10
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nses
on
Child
ren’
s Hom
e Gr
ant
52,
01,8
78
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rest
Inco
me
1,0
5,24
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pens
es o
n Ch
ildre
n’s H
ome
Activ
ities
67,
71,8
48
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er In
com
e 3
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4 Ex
pens
es o
n O
ld A
ge H
ome
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ities
37,
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11
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tre
and
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ile M
edic
al V
an
Expe
nses
74,
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10
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sits M
atur
ed 1
5,51
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000
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nses
on
Seva
Cra
fts 1
4,38
,047
“
Mut
ual F
unds
Red
eem
ed 3
,39,
60,1
21
Expe
nses
on
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ultu
ral A
ctivi
ties
10,
15,5
58
“Su
ndry
Cre
dito
rs 1
1,19
,051
Ex
pens
es o
n Ga
usha
la A
ctivi
ties
20,
78,1
87
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ther
Cur
rent
Ass
ets
7,4
6,28
3 Ex
pens
es o
n Ru
ral D
evel
opm
ent A
ctivi
ties
6,9
2,27
6 Ex
pens
es o
n CS
R Pr
ojec
ts 1
,44,
01,6
90
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nses
on
Dono
r Rel
ation
s Acti
vitie
s 2
6,82
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min
istra
tive
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nses
50,
26,7
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10,
34,1
2,36
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stm
ents
18,
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9,80
0 “
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d As
sets
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chas
ed 1
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62,6
36
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ans &
Adv
ance
s 1
5,86
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“
Oth
er C
urre
nt L
iabi
lities
33,
36,9
55
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osin
g Ba
lanc
e Ca
sh a
nd B
ank
26,
53,1
84
TOTA
L 3
1,76
,51,
539
TOTA
L 3
1,76
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539
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our
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n da
te a
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r MEN
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DIN
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200
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alay
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CONS
OLID
ATED
REC
EIPTS
& PA
YMEN
TS A
CCOU
NT FO
R THE
YEAR
ENDE
D 31
ST M
ARCH
2020
50 SEVALAYA 2019-20
SALA
RY &
BEN
EFIT
S 20
19-2
020
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of B
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n 31
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arch
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51ANNUAL REPORT
G R Natarajan & CO.,CIVIL ENGINEERS, CONTRACTORS & CONSULTANTS
1, Jawaharlal Nehru Street, T.Nagar, Chennai – 600017Phone: 2814 4698, 2814 3760, 28141774, 28142043
Fax: 91-044-2814 2997 Email: [email protected], [email protected]
Website: www.grnindia.com
With Best Compliments from
Mobile: 97106 33633
With Best Compliments from
V R Vasudevan B.E. (Hons) I.R.S.E., F.I.P.W.E,.Commissioner of Railway Safety (Retd.)
The students of Sevalaya are imbibing the spirit of tolerance and the spirit of social service with the added quality of humility. These are cardinal
principles for the bright growth of our nation and the services are indeed immeasurable.
With Best Compliments from
With Best Compliments from
N R S GroupsN R S Bricks works
N R S Brick IndustriesN R S Enterprises (Indian Oil Dealer)
Kasuva Village
With Best Compliments from
Exporter of Handbags, Wallets, Small Leather Goods BPS Industries,Unit No 28, First Floor, Sdf3-Mepz-SEZ
Tambaram, Chennai - 600 045
With Best Compliments from
Kaviya Enterprises GST No: 33ACCPH8617E1ZZY 1089, 11st street,
Poombukar Nagar, Chennai -600099 Mobile - 9940076732 Email: [email protected]
Family Celebrations, Appreciation, Sharing, Supportive, Spontaneous, inspiration, Listening, Trusting, Lots of Laughs
and Sometimes a shoulder to cry on !!
With Best Compliments from
Amoghaa & CoGST-33BLHPS9521F1ZZ #4, SRC Enclave, 1/539, 1st Cross Street, Maxworth Nagar Phase1,
Kolapakkam, Chennai-600 122ph: 9940662852, Email: [email protected]
With Best Compliments from
With Best Compliments from
RICE N DHALL# 140, Radha Avenue Main Road,Alwarthirunagar, Chennai 600087 ph: 91 98849 18927 e-Mail: [email protected]
Rice N Dhall is a supplier of Grocery items includes Rice, Dhall, Spices and Masala & other branded FMCG materials to its
customers with assured best quality of the products with best competitive rates in the market.
With Best Compliments from
VEL STEEL TUBES & ENGINEERING PRIVATE LIMITED
No 187/1A-5A, Pakkam Village & Post, Thiruninravur - Periyapalayam Road, Chennai – 602 024.
Ph: 9444067079/6382116960Email: [email protected]
“Manufacturers of M S ERW pipes & Hollow Sections”
With Best Compliments from
19/8, Sourashtra Nagar, 5th Street, Choolaimedu,Chennai 600094.
+91 44 4264 8670 / 4264 8690
+91 98400 90675
52 SEVALAYA 2019-20
ShoppeSeva offers youwhat money can’t buy
g Village Handicrafts g Organic Plants, Vegetables and fruits g Organic Pulses and grains g Bakery Products g Traditional snacks g Dairy Products g Personal Medical Products g Cleaning and Sanitizing products g Festive products
ShoppeSeva# 15/1 (11/1), East Mada Street, Opposite to Theradi, Mylapore, Chennai - 600004.9344369226 | [email protected]| Shoppeseva.com
When you buy from ShoppeSeva you support village artisans and
the whole village economy. The proceeds go to fund Free school,
Orphanage and Old age home run by Sevalaya, a reputed NGO.
So when you buy from ShoppeSeva, you will receive a lot of
heartfelt gratitude. And the satisfaction of good deed.
53ANNUAL REPORT
54 SEVALAYA 2019-20
One Time (in `)Meals Full Sponsor Principal Sponsor Co-SponsorBreakfast 8,000 4,000 2,500Lunch 36,000 15,000 6,000Dinner 16,000 8,000 5,000Full Day 60,000 27,000 13,500
Endowment (in `)Meals Full Sponsor Principal Sponsor Co-SponsorBreakfast 1,00,000 50,000 32,000Lunch 4,50,000 1,87,500 75,000Dinner 2,00,000 1,00,000 62,500Full Day 7,50,000 3,37,500 1,69,500
Education sponsorship for a childAnnual (₹) Endowment (₹)
8,000 1,00,000
Living expenses sponsorship for a childAnnual (₹) Endowment (₹)
8,000 1,00,000
Living expenses sponsorship for a senior citizenAnnual (₹) Endowment (₹)
8,000 1,00,000
Maintenance sponsorship for a cowAnnual (₹) Endowment (₹)
8,000 1,00,000
Sponsor for Gau PoojaPer Pooja (₹) Endowment (₹)
1,000 12,500
Sponsorship Details You can express your love, affection and support for our children, senior citizens, dry cows and our community by sending donations.
Cost of One Breakfast is ` 25. One Meal is ` 50. Donor can select the number of Breakfast / Meal based on their budget.
Sponsor Food for Children & Senior Citizens
Sponsor Education Expenses for a Child
Sponsor Living Expenses for a Child
Sponsor Living Expenses for a Senior Citizen
Sponsor a Cow
Sponsor for Gau Pooja
Editing & Design: Thomas T Abraham
For direct remittance of funds to Sevalaya Indian tax payers
Account Name: SEVALAYA Account No: 218601000134 Bank: ICICI BANK Branch: Mylapore Chennai - 600004IFSC CODE: ICIC0002186
Account Name: SEVALAYA Account No: 10052177155Bank: IDFC First BankBranch: Dr. Radha Krishnan SalaiChennai - 600004IFSC CODE: IDFB0080101
Account Name: SEVALAYA FCRAAccount No: 064993900000111Bank: YES BANKBranch: R A Puram Chennai - 600028IFSC CODE: YESB0000649SWIFT CODE: YESBINBB
Overseas donors
Account Name: SEVALAYAAccount No: 32237434192Bank: STATE BANK OF INDIA Branch: CVRDE, Avadi, Chennai - 600054IFSC CODE: SBIN0010666
Account Name: SEVALAYAAccount No: 029101000008743Bank: INDIAN OVERSEAS BANKBranch: Dr. Radha Krishnan SalaiChennai - 600004IFSC CODE: IOBA0000291
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