Spoorthi Seva Sadan is a community-based charitable trust working since 2018 for poor and marginalized communities. We support children’s education, run health awareness camps, and teach people to care for the land around them.
Spoorthi Seva Sadan began in 2018 with a simple aim: improve the lives of the poor and needy, especially marginalized communities. As a community-based trust, it works through the activities that make the most difference at home – a child who can stay in school, a family that understands its health, a neighbourhood that looks after its surroundings.
When COVID-19 and the lockdown left daily-wage families without food, the trust reached out across the southern states with dry ration kits for people of every caste, creed and religion.
Three programs, delivered in the neighbourhoods where people live.
Children from low-income families should not lose a year of learning because of money.
Prevention and education, so people can make informed decisions about their own health.
Practical steps to keep surroundings clean and green, and to protect natural resources for the next generation.
At our health awareness sessions we explain the benefits of medicinal plants and encourage families to grow them at home. Tap a plant to see why we recommend it.
Participants also receive seeds to start their own kitchen gardens – fresh, healthy produce from right behind the house.
After COVID-19, families who depended on daily wages had nothing to eat. In 2021–22 the trust delivered humanitarian aid across the southern states of India, giving dry ration kits to people from all walks of life who had lost their livelihoods.
Each kit can feed a family of four for a month or more.
What went into one ration kit.
Ration kits for families who lost their income during the lockdown, and educational aid – books, slates, pens and other stationery – for around 50 children when schools reopened.
Regular distribution of books, slates and stationery, coverage of school fees for numerous children, community health camps with basic healthcare, and environmental awareness sessions.
Health awareness programs added talks on medicinal plants and free seeds for kitchen gardens, alongside continued education aid and environmental awareness. One program was covered by local newspapers.
In November 2023, a Telugu newspaper reported on a health education program run by Spoorthi Seva Sadan together with an after-school club in a BC colony. Students took part, and the report notes that health education sessions in rural areas help people understand and address common health problems.
Every kit, book and seed packet is made possible by people who care. Here is how you can help.
Cover school fees, books, slates and stationery so a child can keep learning.
Help us bring health talks, immunization awareness and basic care to more communities.
Join our environmental awareness sessions and kitchen-garden drives.
Talk to the trust. Tell us how you would like to help and we will get back to you.
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