Peoples Action for Transformation (PAT)
Peoples Action for Transformation (PAT)
Project Brief: PAT works among the children in the slums of Thiruchirapalli (Trichy), Tamil Nadu. Asha's involvement began in Aug 2005.
Project Type: Pre-Primary (description)
Primary Focus: children from slums (description)
Supporting Chapter Contact: Chennai
Project Type: Pre-Primary (description)
Primary Focus: children from slums (description)
Secondary Focus: other
Area: UrbanSupporting Chapter Contact:
Status: completed - sustainable
Project Steward: Priya Veerasubramanian
Project Partner(s): R Stephen
Other Contacts:
Project Address: , No. 4, A-Block, St. Paul’s Complex, Bharathiar Salai,,Thiruchirapalli,
Tamil Nadu 620001
Tel: 0091-431-2413434, 2463434
Stewarding Chapter: Chennai
Project Steward: Priya Veerasubramanian
Project Partner(s): R Stephen
Other Contacts:
Project Address: , No. 4, A-Block, St. Paul’s Complex, Bharathiar Salai,,Thiruchirapalli,
Tamil Nadu 620001
Tel: 0091-431-2413434, 2463434
Stewarding Chapter: Chennai
PAT runs four daycare centres for children in the age group of 2-5 years in three slums -- Kempstown, Ramamoorthinagar and MGR Nagar -- within Thiruchirapalli (Trichy) City Corporation limits. These daycare centres provide children with a nutritious diet, early childhood education, hygiene, clean clothing and medical service.
PAT would like to expand its daycare facilities to cover a total of 100 children between the ages of two and five from the slums mentioned above and three adjacent slums (Khajapettai, KhajaNagar and Melaguparai) as well. The overall objectives of the project include:
- Feed children with nutritious diet and drink.
- Pay medical attention to their ailments.
- Provide clean clothing
- Create stimulative play environment & basic awareness
- Encourage more co-operative learning environment
- Create opportunities for children to learn by doing
- Develop low cost materials for them to acquire first hand experience
- Foster independence and creativity by encouraging self expression
- Develop children's ability to communicate effectively.
- Ensure that the activities in the centres were related to their own world.
Thus far, the daycare centres have brought about significant improvements in the general well-being of these children, especially in their physical growth and personal hygiene, personal and social habits. PAT has also succeeded in arousing their intellectual curiosity. So far 220 children from these creches have been enrolled in primary schools.
PAT would like to expand its daycare facilities to cover a total of 100 children between the ages of two and five from the slums mentioned above and three adjacent slums (Khajapettai, KhajaNagar and Melaguparai) as well. The overall objectives of the project include:
- Feed children with nutritious diet and drink.
- Pay medical attention to their ailments.
- Provide clean clothing
- Create stimulative play environment & basic awareness
- Encourage more co-operative learning environment
- Create opportunities for children to learn by doing
- Develop low cost materials for them to acquire first hand experience
- Foster independence and creativity by encouraging self expression
- Develop children's ability to communicate effectively.
- Ensure that the activities in the centres were related to their own world.
Thus far, the daycare centres have brought about significant improvements in the general well-being of these children, especially in their physical growth and personal hygiene, personal and social habits. PAT has also succeeded in arousing their intellectual curiosity. So far 220 children from these creches have been enrolled in primary schools.
The People's Action for Transformation (PAT) was formed in 1999 by a group of concerned citizens affected by the plight of slum children in Trichy.
PAT has received funding in the past from Rotary International, but that funding ran out in 2003. It has been funded during 2004-2005 by private individuals and citizens of Trichy, but that is a non-sustainable source of funding.
PAT has received funding in the past from Rotary International, but that funding ran out in 2003. It has been funded during 2004-2005 by private individuals and citizens of Trichy, but that is a non-sustainable source of funding.
Jul 2010 Site Visit Report July 2010
May 2010 Minutes/Poll to approve PAT proposal for WAH2010
May 2010 WAH2010 Project Proposal
Apr 2010 Report for period Oct 2009 - March 2010
Nov 2009 Annual report for period Oct 2008- Sept 2009
Sep 2009 CDP Centre Pictures
Apr 2009 Proposal for two centers 2009-2010
Apr 2009 Report for period Oct 2008 - March 2009
Jan 2009 Site Visit Report Jan 2009
Nov 2008 Annual report for period Oct 2007- Sept 2008
May 2008 Proposal received May 2008
Jan 2008 2007/Early 2008 site visit
Nov 2007 Annual report for period Oct 2006 - Sept 2007
May 2007 Half-yearly report, for the period Oct 2006 - March 2007.
Dec 2006 Updated Proposal
Oct 2006 Annual report received Oct 2006
Sep 2006 Proposal received Sept 2006
Apr 2006 Quarterly report received April 2006
Feb 2006 Quarterly report received Feb 2006
Dec 2005 2006 Receipts - part B
Dec 2005 2006 Receipts - part A
Jul 2005 2005 Project Proposal
Jun 2005 Site visit report by Vijay Sappani
May 2010 Minutes/Poll to approve PAT proposal for WAH2010
May 2010 WAH2010 Project Proposal
Apr 2010 Report for period Oct 2009 - March 2010
Nov 2009 Annual report for period Oct 2008- Sept 2009
Sep 2009 CDP Centre Pictures
Apr 2009 Proposal for two centers 2009-2010
Apr 2009 Report for period Oct 2008 - March 2009
Jan 2009 Site Visit Report Jan 2009
Nov 2008 Annual report for period Oct 2007- Sept 2008
May 2008 Proposal received May 2008
Jan 2008 2007/Early 2008 site visit
Nov 2007 Annual report for period Oct 2006 - Sept 2007
May 2007 Half-yearly report, for the period Oct 2006 - March 2007.
Dec 2006 Updated Proposal
Oct 2006 Annual report received Oct 2006
Sep 2006 Proposal received Sept 2006
Apr 2006 Quarterly report received April 2006
Feb 2006 Quarterly report received Feb 2006
Dec 2005 2006 Receipts - part B
Dec 2005 2006 Receipts - part A
Jul 2005 2005 Project Proposal
Jun 2005 Site visit report by Vijay Sappani