Kalanjiyam Trust
Kalanjiyam Trust
Project Brief: Kalanjiyam's main aim is to support people and communities in their own development to bring sustainable and meaningful changes for a better tomorrow.
Project Type: Community Awareness Programs (description)
Primary Focus: health and cleanliness (description)
Supporting Chapter Contact: Austin
Project Type: Community Awareness Programs (description)
Primary Focus: health and cleanliness (description)
Secondary Focus: creating resources
Area: RuralSupporting Chapter Contact:
Status: current / ongoing
Project Steward: Aditya Jayanti
Project Partner(s): Lakshmi Ramakrishnan
Other Contacts: Aditya Jayanti
Project Address: , No 11 Avatar apts, ,27 Balakrishnan Road, Valmikinagar, ,Thiruvanmiyur,
Tamil Nadu 600041
Tel: 044 24455568
Stewarding Chapter: Austin
Project Steward: Aditya Jayanti
Project Partner(s): Lakshmi Ramakrishnan
Other Contacts: Aditya Jayanti
Project Address: , No 11 Avatar apts, ,27 Balakrishnan Road, Valmikinagar, ,Thiruvanmiyur,
Tamil Nadu 600041
Tel: 044 24455568
Stewarding Chapter: Austin
| Mar 2025 | Austin | USD 4026 |
| Sep 2024 | Austin | USD 10283 |
| Dec 2017 | Stanford | USD 15572 |
| Oct 2016 | Stanford | USD 13690 |
| Dec 2015 | Stanford | USD 6509 |
| Aug 2015 | Stanford | USD 6792 |
| Feb 2015 | Stanford | USD 6239 |
| Sep 2014 | CentralNJ | USD 7689 |
| Sep 2014 | Stanford | USD 6426 |
| Apr 2014 | CentralNJ | USD 8714 |
| Mar 2014 | Stanford | USD 6524 |
| Sep 2013 | Stanford | USD 6113 |
| Jun 2013 | CentralNJ | USD 6841 |
| May 2013 | Stanford | USD 2768 |
| Feb 2013 | Stanford | USD 2340 |
| Oct 2012 | CentralNJ | USD 6563 |
| Jul 2012 | Stanford | USD 6515 |
| Nov 2011 | Stanford | USD 8500 |
| Sep 2011 | CentralNJ | USD 6932 |
Total = $139036
The project interventions will be aimed towards achieving the following outcomes:
1. 80% of the students provided remedial education are able to:
a. Read and write alphabets, words, sentences and stories in Tamil and English
b. Counting numbers till 1000, doing addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
2. 85% of the students provided computer instruction are able to prepare
a. Among middle school students able to document word, calculations in EXCEL and a
presentation using Power Point
3. The middle school students who had English classes are able to:
a. 75% able to read, write and understand simple sentences and short stories and 50% able
to speak some basics in English
4. Increased / enhanced knowledge and awareness and 60% of students able to apply these for self-
development / improvement (among the middle school students
5. Increased interest and participation in school and students talents are recognized and nurtured
6. Improved self-confidence and public speaking skills improved among students in middle schools
1. 80% of the students provided remedial education are able to:
a. Read and write alphabets, words, sentences and stories in Tamil and English
b. Counting numbers till 1000, doing addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
2. 85% of the students provided computer instruction are able to prepare
a. Among middle school students able to document word, calculations in EXCEL and a
presentation using Power Point
3. The middle school students who had English classes are able to:
a. 75% able to read, write and understand simple sentences and short stories and 50% able
to speak some basics in English
4. Increased / enhanced knowledge and awareness and 60% of students able to apply these for self-
development / improvement (among the middle school students
5. Increased interest and participation in school and students talents are recognized and nurtured
6. Improved self-confidence and public speaking skills improved among students in middle schools
Kalanjiyam's mission is to bring impact in a core set of areas such as:
1.Informing and educating families and communities about health and well being, as key to having healthier future generation of children
2.Promoting health and well being of communities, focusing on prevention
3.Increasing exposure and interaction of pre-school children for a strong foundation
4.Ensure primary education and strengthen quality of education
5.Supporting and ensuring that all students go on to complete higher secondary education and increase number students going to college
6.Strengthen, adolescent and youth to provide life-skills and livelihood skills and empower them
1.Informing and educating families and communities about health and well being, as key to having healthier future generation of children
2.Promoting health and well being of communities, focusing on prevention
3.Increasing exposure and interaction of pre-school children for a strong foundation
4.Ensure primary education and strengthen quality of education
5.Supporting and ensuring that all students go on to complete higher secondary education and increase number students going to college
6.Strengthen, adolescent and youth to provide life-skills and livelihood skills and empower them
Kalanjiyam was founded in 2006 with the vision to bring about a society where future generations will be healthy, have attained educational success and are able to make informed decisions in their lives.
Their efforts are taken up under the premise that a great deal of change can be brought about by investing in children and young people, who are the future of any community.
Kalanjiyam's main aim is to support people and communities in their own development to bring sustainable and meaningful changes for a better tomorrow. Their goal is to develop a community development model with the core guiding principle being the involvement and ownership of the community in the process of development.
Annual newsletters from the organization can be accessed in the link below:
Their efforts are taken up under the premise that a great deal of change can be brought about by investing in children and young people, who are the future of any community.
Kalanjiyam's main aim is to support people and communities in their own development to bring sustainable and meaningful changes for a better tomorrow. Their goal is to develop a community development model with the core guiding principle being the involvement and ownership of the community in the process of development.
Annual newsletters from the organization can be accessed in the link below:
Internal wiki: http://wiki.ashanet.org/display/Chapters/Kalanjiyam
Nov 2024 Audit Report 2023-24
Aug 2024 Project Quantification
Jun 2024 Site Visit June 2024
Mar 2024 2024 proposal
Mar 2024 Fund utilization report
Feb 2024 Annual Update 2023-24
Mar 2023 Kalanjiyam FCRA 2023
Aug 2017 2017 - 18 Project Proposal
Aug 2017 2017 Annual Report
Aug 2017 SITE VISIT REPORT AUGUST 2017
Jul 2016 Kalanjiyam Project proposal 2016-17
Jun 2016 2015-16 Annual report
Jul 2015 Kalanjiyam Site Visit July 2015.pdf
Jun 2015 Kalanjiyam Proposal 2015-26 Stanford.pdf
May 2015 Kalanjiyam Annual Report 2015-16.pdf
Jan 2015 Kalanjiyam-Stanford-Half yearly report 2015 January.pdf
Aug 2014 Kalanjiyam Site Visit 2014.pdf
May 2014 Proposal 2014-15.pdf
Oct 2013 Kalanjiyam-AuditReport-2012_13.pdf
Jun 2013 Meeting Minutes
Jun 2013 Stanford Proposal for 2013-14
Jun 2013 Project Proposal
May 2013 Proposal and Report
Apr 2013 Site Visit Apr 2013
Sep 2012 Meeting Minutes 2012
Jul 2012 Stanford-Approved_items-Metrics.pdf
Jun 2012 Project-Proposal-2012-13_Stanford.pdf
Jun 2012 Kalanjiyam - AshaStanford - Annual Report 2012.pdf
Jun 2012 Stanford Meeting Minutes Jun12.pdf
Jun 2012 Meeting_minutes-Stanford-Jun12.pdf
May 2012 Kalanjiyam Trust Project Proposal 2012-2013
Nov 2011 Stanford_Approved-Items_Metrics.pdf
Nov 2011 Stanford-Minutes-2011.pdf
Oct 2011 Stanford-Site-Visit.doc
Oct 2011 Stanford-Proposal-Oct2011.pdf
Sep 2011 Site Visit report
Sep 2011 Project Proposal
Aug 2011 Meeting Minutes
Aug 2011 Site Visit August 2011
May 2011 Stanford-Init-Proposal.pdf
May 2011 Stanford-Proposal-pres.pdf
Aug 2024 Project Quantification
Jun 2024 Site Visit June 2024
Mar 2024 2024 proposal
Mar 2024 Fund utilization report
Feb 2024 Annual Update 2023-24
Mar 2023 Kalanjiyam FCRA 2023
Aug 2017 2017 - 18 Project Proposal
Aug 2017 2017 Annual Report
Aug 2017 SITE VISIT REPORT AUGUST 2017
Jul 2016 Kalanjiyam Project proposal 2016-17
Jun 2016 2015-16 Annual report
Jul 2015 Kalanjiyam Site Visit July 2015.pdf
Jun 2015 Kalanjiyam Proposal 2015-26 Stanford.pdf
May 2015 Kalanjiyam Annual Report 2015-16.pdf
Jan 2015 Kalanjiyam-Stanford-Half yearly report 2015 January.pdf
Aug 2014 Kalanjiyam Site Visit 2014.pdf
May 2014 Proposal 2014-15.pdf
Oct 2013 Kalanjiyam-AuditReport-2012_13.pdf
Jun 2013 Meeting Minutes
Jun 2013 Stanford Proposal for 2013-14
Jun 2013 Project Proposal
May 2013 Proposal and Report
Apr 2013 Site Visit Apr 2013
Sep 2012 Meeting Minutes 2012
Jul 2012 Stanford-Approved_items-Metrics.pdf
Jun 2012 Project-Proposal-2012-13_Stanford.pdf
Jun 2012 Kalanjiyam - AshaStanford - Annual Report 2012.pdf
Jun 2012 Stanford Meeting Minutes Jun12.pdf
Jun 2012 Meeting_minutes-Stanford-Jun12.pdf
May 2012 Kalanjiyam Trust Project Proposal 2012-2013
Nov 2011 Stanford_Approved-Items_Metrics.pdf
Nov 2011 Stanford-Minutes-2011.pdf
Oct 2011 Stanford-Site-Visit.doc
Oct 2011 Stanford-Proposal-Oct2011.pdf
Sep 2011 Site Visit report
Sep 2011 Project Proposal
Aug 2011 Meeting Minutes
Aug 2011 Site Visit August 2011
May 2011 Stanford-Init-Proposal.pdf
May 2011 Stanford-Proposal-pres.pdf