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Sai Seva Sangh turns 25
Sai Seva Sangh, a social service organisation focusing on empowerment of underprivileged children and women turns 25. They plan on organising a Silver Jubilee Celebration here in the city on April 15, Friday at Butta Convention Center, Madhapur Hyderabad.
Sai Seva Sangh, a social service organisation focusing on empowerment of underprivileged children and women turns 25. They plan on organising a Silver Jubilee Celebration here in the city on April 15, Friday at Butta Convention Center, Madhapur Hyderabad.
Disclosing this in a press note issued in the city today, Sai Seva Sangh informed that the Silver Jubilee Celebrations will be graced by Padma Bhushan, Dr BM Hedge, Vice Chancellor of Manipal University, BVR Mohan Reddy, Chairman, Cyient and Former Chairman of NASSCOM and others.
An talk will be delivered by Padma Bhushan, Dr BM Hegde on the topic "Rejoice in Giving" which is line with what the organisation does.
Sai Seva Sangh established a Higher Secondary School for underprivileged children with the help of likeminded people. This school has been focusing on providing Value Based Education to the underprivileged children.
They also have an orphanage for girls, home for the destitute and old women and a Special School & Vocational Training Centre for Mentally Challenged children in Telangana.
All these institutes have been providing the beneficiaries with food, shelter, education and medical care completely free of charge.
These institutions are being run by Home Makers, selflessly without any remunerations for the past 25 years. They have been managing their homes while rendering free services for the poor children and women. A documentary film made on the activities of Sai SevabSangh will also be screened on the occasion.
