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Our programs are for the poor, the homeless in rural and urban areas, the areas without proper road facilities, the areas without access to housing. we wanted to solve the problems in these areas
An integrated approach to build a equitable and empowered society
OUR VISION
We envision expanding our operations in more districts.
OUR MISSION
To continue our services to all the members of our community.
Taught dance to the youth and danced in a program called Swero Celebration.
On the occasion of Republic Day at Tandrapadu Village SC Colony, Bheem Sanguine Foundation provided equipment to the players of volleyball by S Devanand and B Bhaskar. The value of the Constitution of India and the functions, rights, and definitions in the Constitution are explained
We have set up water pots in three locations in Tandrapadu village to provide free water to the community during the summer. The locations include Vasudevamma Temple, near TG Venkatesh Indoor Stadium, and near ABM Church. The event was graced by Shri. Yes. Balapeera (Sarpanch), Shri. B. Eedanna (Deputy Sarpanch), and Prabhakar (ETP Village Secretary). Sarpanch Balapeera cut the ribbon, and and Deputy Sarpanch Eedanna Garu was the first to pour drinking water, marking the inauguration of this initiative to support the villagers.
An awareness seminar was successfully conducted for the students of E. Tandrapadu village. The program focused on educating all sections of the community, especially Dalits, about advancing education in public and private agricultural banking sectors. We aimed to highlight the realities of today’s digital world, industry expectations, and how to prepare for job interviews, particularly for poor students. This innovative initiative provided informed solutions to empower the youth and enhance their prospects for a better future.
Child education initiative
In many of India’s small villages, education is primarily delivered through local government primary schools, where children aged five to ten attend classes from 1st to 5th standard. Often, just one teacher is responsible for all the children in a school, putting rural students at a disadvantage, particularly given the current standardized curriculum and centralized exams. Challenges such as teacher shortages and a disconnect between formal education and everyday village life further hinder progress. To address these issues, the Central Government has introduced initiatives like the Right-To-Education (RTE) Act of 2009, aiming to ensure elementary education for all children aged six to fourteen. Despite these efforts, gaps in rural education remain, underscoring the need for additional support and innovation to truly level the playing field for rural students. This initiative highlights the importance of tailored education efforts, focusing on bridging these gaps and empowering rural children with better opportunities.
Health checkup camp
The Bheem Sanguine Foundation organized a free health check-up camp in a village, benefiting many villagers by providing primary health services such as blood pressure monitoring, sugar level checks, and other essential health evaluations. This initiative aimed to improve access to basic healthcare in rural areas.VOLUNTEER WITH US
Volunteer with us for making a difference in somebody's life and also it is a good opportunity for you to give back to the society. For more information, mail us at [email protected]
House Number 1/126 E, Thandrapadu Village, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh, 518004, India.
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