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AYISHA (Rali) EDUCATIONAL TRUST
No. 2, Kennedy Square main road, Perambur Chennai – 600 011.
CONSOLIDATED ANNUAL REPORTS FOR 3 YEARS FROM 1.4.2003 TO 31.3.2006
INTRODUCTION:
Our Ayisha (Rali) Educational trust is established in the year of 1995. By the like minded people who wanted to work for the people and through the sincere effort of S.ABDUR RAHIM. Our main objectives to uplift of the poor community through educational and economic. Our organization ultimate goal is to regain the full human dignity of the disadvantaged section of our society and to win the socio, economic, political freedom for them currently we are planning for the steps in the process of upliftment of the poor and the needy in all aspects.
EDUCATIOAL PROGRAMS:
Education is a back bone of every society. Education is the right word in the process of upliftment of any community. To help a poor student in his education is the greatest help that one could do to him. Our Social and educational organization has been conducted educational development program for School going students. This program celebrated at Hotel Imperial Egmore, students are 9th standard to 12 th standards from various schools have been participated in this program, more than 800 students, 42 teachers and public 300 people. There are 10 excellent education councilors have been participated and given great messages from the following institutions:
1. The Chairman, Dr.S.K. Herbal hospital,
2. The Advisor, Crescent Engineering college,
3. Ex-Vice Chancellor of Madras University
4. HOD and Prof. of Madras Medical college
and from various educational institutions.
Our organization have arranged morning Tiffin, lunch, and refreshments and gifts for all the students. And we have issued G.K books for 70 students.
Summer training classes: Our social organization has conducted summer training classes for poor girls, every year in the month of may we are giving various types of training, like, computer, Discipline, general knowledge, math’s and science etc., There are 135 students have got benefit. Duration of the courses 30 days. In this training period our trust is provided free food, snacks, books and finally gifts.
Educational sponsorship The trust is supporting regularly to the poor Students in their education like books, uniforms, stationery and school fees etc., Food, clothing, education helping the Tsunami & flood affected children in the home and also looking for the educational support for these children.
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Details of the benefactors showed in the below table:
Sl.No. Name of the areas/ villages No. of beneficiaries- students
2004 2005 2006
1. Perumbur 258 152 360
2. Kolathur 160 175 228
3. Vyasarpadi 225 110 190
4. Purasawalkam 184 148 165
5. Egmore
220 262 265
6. Triplicane 195 350 455
7. Ambattur 115 162 98
8 Nagappattinam 348 190 385
9 Royapuram 310 250 410
Total 2015 1799 2556
MEDICAL CAMPS AND HELPS:
The Programme provides an integrated approach for converging basic services through community-based Anganwadi Workers and helpers, supportive community structures/women's group -through the Anganwadi Centre, the health system and in the community. Besides this, the AW is a meeting ground where women's/mother's group can come together, with other frontline workers, to promote awareness and joint action for child development and women's empowerment.
The organization has organized nine free General Medical camps. The camps have been conducted at our Trust Building and nearest schools. More than 350 Women, children and old people had benefited through the camp. In it nearly 50 people were given spectacles in Eye camp. After the camp, regularly we are supplying medicines that were affected in disease. In this relief program average 150 people getting benefit & relief from disease. A Team of Specialists came for diagnosing. Patients from various places were benefited through this medical check up camps.
Details of the benefactors showed in the below table:
Sl.No. Name of the villages/slums No. of people benefited ( year wise )
2004 2005 2006
1. Thiru.Vee.Ka Nagar 255 275 310
2. Perumbur 135 190 165
3. Otteri 135 110 140
4. Tollgate – North Chennai 60 78 55
6. Kellys 60 92 110
7. Ayanapuram 110 175 155
8. Padi kuppam 125 215 230
TOTAL 745 1135 1165
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SOCIAL SERVICES AND HELPS:
Poor marriage assistant: Our social welfare trust has been helping for upliftment for poor and needy. In our trust area has been sourended with number of villages and slums there living people are mostly under the poverty line. Our social organization has supported poor family of our area and Nagai area by assisting and helping for their marriages. We are providing marriage expenses and Dresses for new couple and provisions etc.
Free computer & internet coaching center:
We are proud to share that we have established free coaching computer education center in our trust building in view of the promotion of the education among the poor and the needy. Eradication of illiteracy has been a major issue in our Area. And we have with the effort of the staff and the benefactors we have established free computer coaching center which helped the children to undergo tuition free of cost. So feel that the motto educates and empowers is being achieved.
Helping to physically handicapped
Some of the staffs of our trust are in one way or the other are physically challenged persons and they are given refreshers course and we have instilled hopes and confidence in their lives to proceed further. All the staff had put their energy and effort to make this program success. Our Social organization has given three wheeler cycles for disabled poor Women and men.
Details of the benefactors showed in the below table:
Sl.No. Name of the villages Number of beneficiaries (year wise)
2004 2005 2006
1. Perumbur 140 220 235
2. Pulian thoppu 215 110 60
3. Vyasar padi 212 155 108
4. V.O.C Nagar 52 45 70
5. T.TGarden 78 80 65
6. Kolathur 85 80 98
TOTAL 782 690 636
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TSUNAMI RELIEF AND FLOOR RELIEF AND HELP:
Tsunami hits Eastern and South coastal areas in India. Over a thousand people have been killed in tidal waves in Tamil Nadu, Tamil Nadu was the "worst affected" with possibly over 1000 people killed. The casualty figure could rise further as many fishing villages were submerged in seawater.
As a right response to this disaster we also involved in relief work. We classify our relief work as immediate relief mid term relief and long term relief. We gave food and food products, cloths, household vessels. Nets have been provided not for the individuals but for the each community for relief. So they get back their work start to live with hope as they are before. As long term relief the children were given new admission in the schools in which we have sponsored school fees and basic amenities. And we have given them economical assistance and helped them to go for self employment or usual fishing individually.
Flood-ravaged Chennai is faced with the threat of yet another spell of rains, thanks to a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal which is moving towards the metropolis. Under its influence, heavy rains were likely over north coastal Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, and Pondicherry. Gales with wind speed of 50-80 km were likely in coastal areas of north Tamil Nadu and pondicherry. Following a three-day respite from rains, water has receded in flood-affected areas of Chennai and adjoining Tiruvallur and Kancheepuram districts. There is very little water logging in the worst affected Kotturpuram area in Chennai. In the industrial areas of Gundy and suburban Ambattur, where production has been severely affected due to flooding, water is being pumped out continuously.
In Chennai, our volunteers got people out of flooded areas and helped them get to safer areas. We immediately started collecting clothes and blankets. In the camps, we organized food for the night and provided people with blankets. Since there were lots of people in each relief camp, and blankets were in great demand, we waited till everyone went to sleep and then we looked for children and women who were without blankets and covered them with the blankets. By the next day the water in most locations was drained and people went back to their homes. We continued working in Kallukuttai area for another 3 weeks - because the entire place continued to be water-logged. We organized several health camps and supplied bread and food for several days (when ever there was a need). We also provide them with blankets for children. The location continued to have neck deep water and our volunteers (including the doctor) had to travel by thermacole boats to get to people's homes.
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Details of the benefactors showed in the below table:
Sl.No. Name of the villages/slums No. of people benefited
2005 2006
1. Nagapattinam & Nagore 2800 1350
2. Ettukkudi 950 275
3. poombuhar 290 170
4. Tarangampadi 1450 650
6. Ennur 650 310
7. Triplicane 345 170
8. Thiruvattriyur 325 210
9. Ambattur 240 385
10. Tiruvallur 275 410
TOTAL 7325 3930
CONCLUSION
Our organization running with experienced and social minded teams. The trust members now are well trained and developed in field work. . Our organization will provide better for all. It is venturing into the take off stage. The members are charged with spirit to work for the community. To stand for the cause of the poor and the oppressed one need to be brave, spirited and committed. The network members have a lot of these qualities and they believe in change necessary possible.
