Seva Chakkara Samajam
Seva Chakkara Samajam
Project Brief: The Seva Chakkara Orphanage houses a residential school for children from grades I to V. After grade V children continue their education in local schools. They continue to be provided for by the orphanage till they are able to stand on their own.
Project Type: Support a Child (description)
Primary Focus: orphans (description)
Supporting Chapter Contact:
NYC/NJ
Project Type: Support a Child (description)
Primary Focus: orphans (description)
Secondary Focus: children with disabilities
Area: UrbanSupporting Chapter Contact:
NYC/NJ
Status: completed - requirements ended
Project Steward: Dileep Bhat
Project Partner(s): Lakshmi (Akka)
Other Contacts: Bhinish Shah
Project Address: , 89/41, Swami Pillai Street,Choolai High Road,Choolai,
TAMIL NADU 600 012
Tel: (011)-(91)-44-2-5383195
Stewarding Chapter: NYC/NJ
Project Steward: Dileep Bhat
Project Partner(s): Lakshmi (Akka)
Other Contacts: Bhinish Shah
Project Address: , 89/41, Swami Pillai Street,Choolai High Road,Choolai,
TAMIL NADU 600 012
Tel: (011)-(91)-44-2-5383195
Stewarding Chapter: NYC/NJ
Nov 2019 | NYC/NJ | USD 12976 |
Sep 2019 | NYC/NJ | USD 12982 |
Oct 2018 | NYC/NJ | USD 25713 |
Nov 2017 | NYC/NJ | USD 28230 |
Nov 2016 | NYC/NJ | USD 27159 |
Oct 2016 | Danbury | USD 10191 |
Aug 2016 | NYC/NJ | USD 1502 |
Feb 2016 | NYC/NJ | USD 8555 |
Dec 2015 | NYC/NJ | USD 25408 |
Nov 2014 | NYC/NJ | USD 24696 |
Nov 2013 | NYC/NJ | USD 22605 |
Jan 2013 | NYC/NJ | USD 24030 |
Dec 2011 | NYC/NJ | USD 22720 |
Nov 2010 | NYC/NJ | USD 13265 |
Oct 2010 | NYC/NJ | USD 19100 |
Sep 2010 | NYC/NJ | USD 13250 |
Feb 2010 | NYC/NJ | USD 10722 |
Apr 2009 | NYC/NJ | USD 10723 |
Sep 2008 | NYC/NJ | USD 11129 |
Jun 2008 | NYC/NJ | USD 10500 |
Oct 2007 | NYC/NJ | USD 8000 |
Aug 2007 | NYC/NJ | USD 1000 |
Apr 2007 | NYC/NJ | USD 8000 |
Feb 2007 | NYC/NJ | USD 5000 |
Sep 2006 | NYC/NJ | USD 6300 |
Jul 2006 | NYC/NJ | USD 2840 |
Mar 2006 | NYC/NJ | USD 5000 |
Jul 2005 | Austin | USD 10600 |
Apr 2005 | NYC/NJ | USD 5000 |
Mar 2005 | NYC/NJ | USD 5300 |
Feb 2005 | NYC/NJ | USD 4000 |
Sep 2004 | NYC/NJ | USD 2000 |
Jul 2004 | NYC/NJ | USD 10000 |
Apr 2004 | NYC/NJ | USD 4200 |
Apr 2004 | NYC/NJ | USD 21900 |
Apr 2004 | Mid-Hudson Valley | USD 10000 |
Nov 2003 | NYC/NJ | USD 9800 |
May 2003 | NYC/NJ | USD 10000 |
Dec 2003 | NYC/NJ | USD 11160 |
Dec 2002 | NYC/NJ | USD 12100 |
Dec 2001 | CentralNJ | USD 2500 |
Dec 2001 | Cleveland | USD 1000 |
Dec 2001 | NYC/NJ | USD 1500 |
Total = $492656
Seva Chakkara Samajam is an Orphanage that houses 89 children and is located in the heart of Chennai.
The Orphanage runs the residential primary school for the younger children (grades I-V) after which the children write open examinations and attend grades VI onwards in local schools, but continue to live at the orphanage.
As the children grow older, the Samajam provides them with vocational training on a case-by-case basis. The orphanage also has the setup to train the children in computer based vocational skills.
Although the primary activities of the organization are targetted to children, the Samajam also provides what they can for needy and helpless people. This includes a few elderly people who are homeless and women who have been abused by their husbands. They attempt to find jobs for these women through donors, and support them until they become self-sufficient.
The Orphanage runs the residential primary school for the younger children (grades I-V) after which the children write open examinations and attend grades VI onwards in local schools, but continue to live at the orphanage.
As the children grow older, the Samajam provides them with vocational training on a case-by-case basis. The orphanage also has the setup to train the children in computer based vocational skills.
Although the primary activities of the organization are targetted to children, the Samajam also provides what they can for needy and helpless people. This includes a few elderly people who are homeless and women who have been abused by their husbands. They attempt to find jobs for these women through donors, and support them until they become self-sufficient.
Asha's involvement with the orphanage started with accounting for the immediate requirements of the residential school of teacher's salaries, books, blackboards, and a part of the rent since the orphanage does not own any land or property.
With time, on understanding the requirements of the orphanage, Asha is now working with the orphanage in many different capacities:
[Support-A-Child] [Orphanage-Home] [Edu. Improvements]
With time, on understanding the requirements of the orphanage, Asha is now working with the orphanage in many different capacities:
[Support-A-Child] [Orphanage-Home] [Edu. Improvements]
The Seva Chakkara Orphanage houses a residential school for children from grades I to V.
The residential primary school is run at the orphanage because of the following reasons:
(a) The orphanage is located in a busy industrial area. By enrolling very young children in early grades, the Samajam ensures the safety and protection of these youngsters, who are too young to venture out without supervision.
(b) Local schools are disruptive and rowdy for the very young children. The Samajan wants the children to learn in a calm and peaceful environment.
(c) The orphans come from many different backgrounds and many come from villages. Many of the children do not have the required transfer certificates and proof of their grade. These children not accepted in local schools at their level of entry. At SCOS, the children are placed in classes according to ability. They are given an education so as to prepare them to take the Grade 6 open examinations, which are conducted by the local schools.
The children continue to be provided for by the orphanage till they are able to stand on their own.
The residential primary school is run at the orphanage because of the following reasons:
(a) The orphanage is located in a busy industrial area. By enrolling very young children in early grades, the Samajam ensures the safety and protection of these youngsters, who are too young to venture out without supervision.
(b) Local schools are disruptive and rowdy for the very young children. The Samajan wants the children to learn in a calm and peaceful environment.
(c) The orphans come from many different backgrounds and many come from villages. Many of the children do not have the required transfer certificates and proof of their grade. These children not accepted in local schools at their level of entry. At SCOS, the children are placed in classes according to ability. They are given an education so as to prepare them to take the Grade 6 open examinations, which are conducted by the local schools.
The children continue to be provided for by the orphanage till they are able to stand on their own.
The 'Support A child' program is now successfully in place for this project. For complete details, please visit:
http://www.ashanet.org/nycnj/projects/sac/
http://www.ashanet.org/nycnj/projects/sac/
Aug 2019 SCS_Asha Budget 2019-2020
Aug 2018 Site_Visit_Aparna_Aug2018
Jul 2018 SCS_Asha Budget 2018-2019
Aug 2017 SCS_Asha Budget 2017-2018
Sep 2016 SCS_Asha_Budget_2016-2017
Sep 2016 SCS_Aparna_Site_Visit_09102016.pdf
Jan 2016 SCS Flood Relief 2016 Proposal
Sep 2015 SCS_Asha_Budget_2015-2016
Jul 2015 DileepBhatSCSSiteVisitJuly25_2015
Jul 2015 DileepBhatSCSSiteVisitJuly25_2015
Jun 2014 SCS_Asha_Budget_2014-15
Jun 2013 SCS_Asha_Budget_2013-14.xls
Dec 2012 Site Visit - Sanjeev Ranganathan
Nov 2012 Seva Chakkara budget 2012-2013
Dec 2011 SCS_Budget_2011_2012
Oct 2010 SCS_Building Proposal_2010
Sep 2010 SCS_Budget_2010
Jan 2010 SevaChakkaraSiteVisit_HariS_Jan2010
Apr 2009 SCS Budget 2009
Aug 2008 Shawn Site Visit Report
Jul 2008 Asha Rebuttal Statement
Apr 2008 SCS_Approved_Budget_2008
Mar 2008 DileepB_SiteVisit_March_2008
Jan 2008 Pongal-RepublicDay 2008
Dec 2007 2007 Tsunami 3rd Anniversary Photos
Dec 2007 2007 Computer Lab Opening Photos
Dec 2007 2007 Christmas Photos
Nov 2007 2007 Diwali Photos
Jul 2007 Addendum to Budget
Mar 2007 VivekG Site Visit Report
Dec 2006 Budget proposal
Jul 2006 New Building Site Visit report
Jun 2006 Kalyani Site Visit Report
Jan 2006 Pics: Anita and Sanjeev visit Jan
Nov 2005 Anita (Asha Volunteer's) Update
Jun 2005 Site Visit Jun 2005
Apr 2005 Receipt of recurring expenses for 04
Apr 2005 Telephone Cobversation Updates
Mar 2005 Receipt for Bldg Funds
Mar 2005 Sanjeev & Anita's Marathon funds for Bldg
Mar 2005 Site Visit Mar 2005
Mar 2005 Site Visit by Asha Austin Volunteer
Feb 2005 Receipt for SAC funds collected in 04
Feb 2005 SBI Proposal
Feb 2005 2005 Projected Budget
Jan 2005 Tough Times
Dec 2004 NOT Affected By Tsunami
Dec 2004 Relief and Rehab for affected neighbors
Nov 2004 Sukanya Gets Married
Sep 2004 Sept Receipt
Sep 2004 TN Govt Guidelines For NGO Childrens Home
Jul 2004 July Receipt
Jun 2004 Receipt
Jun 2004 Receipt
Jun 2004 June Receipt
Jun 2004 Phone Chat with Kids
Jun 2004 Office Tiger Event
May 2004 Summer Vacation
Apr 2004 Exam Results
Mar 2004 What Teachers Say
Mar 2004 Students Expressions
Jan 2004 Site Visit 1 - 2004
Aug 2018 Site_Visit_Aparna_Aug2018
Jul 2018 SCS_Asha Budget 2018-2019
Aug 2017 SCS_Asha Budget 2017-2018
Sep 2016 SCS_Asha_Budget_2016-2017
Sep 2016 SCS_Aparna_Site_Visit_09102016.pdf
Jan 2016 SCS Flood Relief 2016 Proposal
Sep 2015 SCS_Asha_Budget_2015-2016
Jul 2015 DileepBhatSCSSiteVisitJuly25_2015
Jul 2015 DileepBhatSCSSiteVisitJuly25_2015
Jun 2014 SCS_Asha_Budget_2014-15
Jun 2013 SCS_Asha_Budget_2013-14.xls
Dec 2012 Site Visit - Sanjeev Ranganathan
Nov 2012 Seva Chakkara budget 2012-2013
Dec 2011 SCS_Budget_2011_2012
Oct 2010 SCS_Building Proposal_2010
Sep 2010 SCS_Budget_2010
Jan 2010 SevaChakkaraSiteVisit_HariS_Jan2010
Apr 2009 SCS Budget 2009
Aug 2008 Shawn Site Visit Report
Jul 2008 Asha Rebuttal Statement
Apr 2008 SCS_Approved_Budget_2008
Mar 2008 DileepB_SiteVisit_March_2008
Jan 2008 Pongal-RepublicDay 2008
Dec 2007 2007 Tsunami 3rd Anniversary Photos
Dec 2007 2007 Computer Lab Opening Photos
Dec 2007 2007 Christmas Photos
Nov 2007 2007 Diwali Photos
Jul 2007 Addendum to Budget
Mar 2007 VivekG Site Visit Report
Dec 2006 Budget proposal
Jul 2006 New Building Site Visit report
Jun 2006 Kalyani Site Visit Report
Jan 2006 Pics: Anita and Sanjeev visit Jan
Nov 2005 Anita (Asha Volunteer's) Update
Jun 2005 Site Visit Jun 2005
Apr 2005 Receipt of recurring expenses for 04
Apr 2005 Telephone Cobversation Updates
Mar 2005 Receipt for Bldg Funds
Mar 2005 Sanjeev & Anita's Marathon funds for Bldg
Mar 2005 Site Visit Mar 2005
Mar 2005 Site Visit by Asha Austin Volunteer
Feb 2005 Receipt for SAC funds collected in 04
Feb 2005 SBI Proposal
Feb 2005 2005 Projected Budget
Jan 2005 Tough Times
Dec 2004 NOT Affected By Tsunami
Dec 2004 Relief and Rehab for affected neighbors
Nov 2004 Sukanya Gets Married
Sep 2004 Sept Receipt
Sep 2004 TN Govt Guidelines For NGO Childrens Home
Jul 2004 July Receipt
Jun 2004 Receipt
Jun 2004 Receipt
Jun 2004 June Receipt
Jun 2004 Phone Chat with Kids
Jun 2004 Office Tiger Event
May 2004 Summer Vacation
Apr 2004 Exam Results
Mar 2004 What Teachers Say
Mar 2004 Students Expressions
Jan 2004 Site Visit 1 - 2004