Problems Addressed Sujana Foundation recognized the need for affordable agricultural resources among farmers and distributed tarpaulins, essential for protecting crops and supporting farming activities. Beneficiaries The beneficiaries are local farmers who received tarpaulins worth 4,000 rupees at a subsidized price of
Problems Addressed We organized Rangoli competitions across the Tiruvuru and Jaggayyapeta constituencies, specifically for women, to celebrate the Pongal Festival and encourage cultural expression. Beneficiaries The beneficiaries are women from the Tiruvuru and Jaggayyapeta constituencies who participated in the Rangoli competition,
Problems Addressed We organized a cricket league tournament across the Parliament constituencies of Vijayawada, Eluru, Guntur, and Machilipatnam, as well as a separate cricket program in the Tiruvuru constituency, aimed at engaging youth in sports and fostering community spirit. Beneficiaries The
Problems Addressed In response to immediate health needs, two key initiatives were organized: a free medical camp in Visakhapatnam to provide preventive health care and essential medicines, and the “Memusaitham” (We for All) and “Abhayahastham” (Helping Hand) programs as part of
Problems Addressed In response to the devastating impact of the cyclone in Visakhapatnam, 25 relief teams were mobilized to provide essential items to affected households. This initiative focused on delivering crucial supplies to those in urgent need, addressing the immediate challenges
Problems Addressed Sujana Foundation, in partnership with SMPL, addressed the issue of inadequate access to clean drinking water faced by residents of Kambalapally Village, Sadasivapet Mandal, United Medak District, by inaugurating and donating an RO Water Plant. Beneficiaries The beneficiaries are
Problems Addressed The “3 H’s” initiative supports underprivileged children and orphans by focusing on their well-being and happiness. This involved a comprehensive survey of 70 orphanages around Hyderabad. Beneficiaries The beneficiaries are over 3,000 children living in these orphanages, who receive
Problems Addressed Sujana Foundation contributed essential furniture, including tables, chairs, beds, and cots, to a hospital in IDA Bollaram, Secunderabad. Beneficiaries The beneficiaries are the patients and healthcare staff at the hospital, who benefit from improved hospital facilities and operational support.
Problems Addressed Sujana Foundation, in partnership with Mediciti Hospital, organized a series of blood donation drives and over 60 medical camps from September 2013 to October 2014 across Hyderabad and surrounding areas. Beneficiaries The beneficiaries are 12,357 individuals from local and
Problems Addressed Sujana Foundation, in collaboration with COWE, sponsored 100 entrepreneurial students from various universities to participate in WISE 2014. This initiative aimed to provide valuable exposure and opportunities to promote innovation and business acumen. Beneficiaries The beneficiaries are emerging entrepreneurs
