19 years of transforming lives and restoring communities

SEESHA was founded in November 2003 by our respected Founder, Dr. Paul Dhinakaran, with the precious vision of providing charitable services to the underserved. Over the years, your generosity and patronage have equipped us to alleviate the suffering of the vulnerable, lighten the burden of the less privileged, and brighten the faces of thousands of people in need with smiles and hope of a better tomorrow. SEESHA has today grown in capacity and skill sets, blossoming into a family-focused community development organization touching the lives of over 3 lakh people in India.

As we step into another year, we look forward to your continued support to reach out to more people and improve their lives. The invaluable support of partners like you has enabled us to provide disadvantaged children and youth a chance at a better future, empower women, improve livelihoods, build sustainable communities, and make our society a better place to live for the disadvantaged, despite the many challenges faced!

SEESHA field teams carried out various welfare activities to commemorate the event.

SPECIAL PROJECTS

SEESHA Day Celebrations at CAP Ranchi

The following community welfare programmes were organized to commemorate the anniversary in Ranchi:

• A cleanliness awareness rally and community clean-up drive were organized in Lowadih in association with the Ranchi Municipal Corporation through Ward commissioner Mr. Kulbhushan Dungdung.
• A free eye check-up camp was organized by SEESHA in collaboration with "Shreshtha Netra Chikitsalaya" at Lowadih community. Around 52 members of the community took advantage of the camp's services, during which those in need of spectacles were given them free of cost.
• Ward Commissioners, Father Ignatius Topno, and Mr. Kulbhushan Dungdung, distributed SEESHA School kits at a special SEESHA Day celebration event held at Nirmala School - Ranchi.

SEESHA Day Celebrations at Arakkonam Training Center and Vanagaram - CAP Chennai

SEESHA Day Joy of Giving Celebration" was held at Nagavedu, Arakkonam Training Center, and Vanagaram - CAP Chennai project campus. Mr. S. Ravi from Arakkonam was the chief guest at the event, which was attended by over 25 local VIPs, SEESHA team members, and community members. Nearly 300 people participated in the event. The following activities were held during the occasion:

• Distribution of certificates to skill development training beneficiaries
• "Joy of Giving" - DXC laptop bags distributed to achievers in skill development
• "Joy of Giving" - School kits distributed to underprivileged children in the community.
• Commemorating the occasion, cake cutting was done with special children and beneficiaries from the local community.
• At Porur Garden, a special awareness program on the antenatal and postnatal care of pregnant women was organized.
• To share the joy of the occasion with the visually challenged, pillows, bed sheets, and food were distributed.
• "Napkin Distribution for Women and Adolescent Girls" in Noombal Community, Vanagaram.
• Medical check-up was done by door-to-door visit in Vanagaram Community with our CBF and Mobilizer.

SEESHA Day Celebrations at Bhilai

SEESHA Day was celebrated at our Bhilai project location with a cake-cutting ceremony attended by SEESHA volunteers and local dignitaries.

During the occasion, an environmental awareness rally, a sapling planting program, and a musical chair competition for community children were also held.

SEESHA Day Celebrations at Cuddalore

SEESHA's 19th anniversary was celebrated at the CAP Cuddalore project location with a cake-cutting ceremony, attended by SEESHA staff, children, and local community beneficiaries. A food aid program to provide food for the elderly was also conducted at the project center. A special medical camp was organized at Kozipakkam village, during which a general health check-up was conducted, monitoring vital parameters such as blood pressure, blood sugar, hemoglobin, etc., on community members who sought medical care. Over 105 community members benefited from the health camp. The welfare programs were well received by the community members.