Projects 2024

Two Indian American high school students based in California, Abhiram Dhulipala and Sriram Vempati, spearheaded an impactful initiative in collaboration with Suvidha Vikas Trust, India, and Jagruthi, an NGO based in India. They organized a free mega medical camp to provide comprehensive health check-ups directly to the doorsteps of impoverished patients in India. This significant event took place on July 21, 2024, at M.P. Primary School in Ashtnagurthi Village, Wyra Mandal, Khammam District, Telangana. The medical camp was a remarkable success, attracting over 400 patients who sought assistance for various health issues. A dedicated panel of doctors examined the patients, and free medicines were distributed to address their medical needs. To ensure maximum participation, extensive efforts were made to inform the local communities in Ashtnagurthi, Gollen Pahad, and surrounding villages about the medical camp. Information about the event, including details about free doctor consultations and medicine distribution, was shared across multiple channels. This included social media platforms like WhatsApp groups, community volunteer groups, and banners displayed at central locations within the villages. Additionally, the day before the camp, announcements were made using the traditional Dappu instrument (Dandora), further spreading the word and ensuring the information reached as many households as possible. The medical camp was officially inaugurated at 9:30 am by Amaraneni Manmadha Rao, a board director of Suvidha Vikas Trust – India. The event was honored by the presence of several distinguished dignitaries fromKhammam and Wyra, including Dr. Naragani Ramprasad Rao, MBBS, MD; Dr. Kolli Anudeep, MBBS, MD; Dr. Vasireddy Nirmala, MD, DGO; Dr. Jangala Gopi Krishna, MBBS, DCH, DNB (Pediatrics); Dr. Jaya Babu, BHMS; Dr. Harika, BDS; M. Narasimha Rao, M. Kumudini, and E. Madhavi from Jagruthi, NGO, India Abhiram Dhulipala and Sriram Vempati worked diligently alongside the camp organizers to ensure the event’s success. Their dedication to enhancing health outcomes for underserved communities is a testament to their commitment and collaborative spirit. The organizers also collected feedback from numerous patientsabout the medical services, the performance of the doctors and staff, and the overall hospitality and arrangements. The responses were overwhelmingly positive, with many patients expressing gratitude and recommending that such medical camps be held annually. This feedback highlights the effectiveness and impact of the initiative, underscoring the organizers’ commitment to community health and well-being.

Empowering Future Engineers: Robotics Program at Khammam and Yedulapuram Schools 

Suvidha International Foundation recently conducted an enriching Robotics Program for students at two schools: Mahatma Jyothiba Phule Telangana Backward Classes Welfare Residential School, Cheruvumadaram, Khammam, and ZPHS Yedulapuram. The program, which took place from March 14th to March 30th, engaged 30 students from each school, providing them with a comprehensive introduction to robotics.

The Robotics Program, led by Sunil Kumar from Unifirst Robotics, was designed to offer students a robust understanding of various fundamental concepts. The curriculum covered essential topics including:

• Electrical Fundamentals: Students learned about basic electrical concepts, components, and their applications in robotics.
• Circuits: Instruction focused on designing and building circuits, crucial for understanding how robotic systems operate.
• Mechanical Design and Movements: The program included lessons on mechanical principles, such as designing and constructing the physical components of robots, and how these components move.
• Robotics Design and Programming: Students gained hands-on experience in designing robots and writing the programming needed to control them, integrating both the hardware and software aspects of robotics.

The program was structured to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, ensuring that students not only understood the concepts but also applied them through hands-on activities. By engaging in this program, students were able to develop critical skills in engineering and technology, preparing them for future opportunities in the STEM fields.

The success of the program highlighted Suvidha International Foundation’s commitment to fostering educational growth and providing valuable learning experiences for students in underprivileged communities.

                             Bridging the Digital Drive

In partnership with YesMentor, Suvidha International Foundation recently made a significant contribution to Mandal Parishad UPS Uttarpally School by donating five computers. This initiative is part of the Foundation’s broader mission to enhance educational resources and support schools in underserved communities.

The addition of these computers is expected to greatly benefit the students at Uttarpally School by providing them with valuable access to digital learning tools and resources. The computers will facilitate a range of educational activities, including research, project work, and skill development, thereby enriching the students’ learning experience.

This contribution also underscores Suvidha International Foundation’s commitment to bridging the digital divide and promoting educational equity. By partnering with YesMentor, the Foundation has successfully provided essential technology that will support the school’s efforts to deliver a more comprehensive and modern education to its students.

Through this collaboration, Suvidha International Foundation and YesMentor aim to empower the students of Mandal Parishad UPS Uttarpally School with the tools they need to excel academically and prepare for future opportunities in a digital world.

        Backpacks & Stationary Distribution to ZPHS Pallipadu

Suvidha International Foundation recently made a generous contribution to the students of Zilla Parishad High School (ZPHS) in Pallipadu by donating 50 backpacks, water bottles, ties, and belts. This donation is part of the Foundation’s ongoing efforts to support underprivileged students and enhance their educational experience.

The backpacks are designed to provide the students with a reliable means of carrying their books and study materials, while the water bottles encourage them to stay hydrated throughout the school day. The ties and belts are intended to promote a sense of pride and unity among the students, reinforcing the importance of discipline and school spirit.

By providing these essential items, Suvidha International Foundation aims to alleviate some of the financial burdens faced by the students’ families and ensure that the children have the tools they need to succeed in their academic journey. This initiative is a reflection of the Foundation’s commitment to creating a supportive and empowering environment for students, helping them focus on their studies and reach their full potential.

 Grocery Kits Distribution for Families Impacted by Floods

In September 2024, Suvidha International Foundation extended vital support to over 750 families affected by devastating floods in the Telugu states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The foundation swiftly organized and distributed essential grocery kits to ensure these families had access to basic necessities during this challenging time.

Each kit was thoughtfully prepared to meet immediate needs and included a variety of essential items such as 10 kg of rice, cooking oil, toor dal (pigeon peas), tea powder, sugar, salt, turmeric, pepper, biscuits, and other basic food supplies. These provisions were crucial in helping families sustain themselves while they rebuilt their lives in the aftermath of the floods.

The relief efforts reached several flood-impacted villages, including Valya Tanda, Jalagam Nagar, Rakaasi Tanda, Karunagiri, Damsalapuram, Gummadiduru, Nandigama, Ibrahimpatnam, Vijayawada. By addressing the urgent needs of families in these regions, Suvidha International Foundation demonstrated its unwavering commitment to community welfare and disaster relief.

This initiative not only provided immediate relief to those affected but also reinforced the foundation’s mission to serve underprivileged and vulnerable communities during times of crisis. The collective effort showcased the importance of timely intervention and the power of community support in overcoming adversity.

       Food Contribution to Annam Seva Foundation

Suvidha International Foundation provided over 7,500 meals to Annam Seva Foundation located in Khammam in the past five years. This foundation serves a vulnerable population of over 300 residents that includes mentally and physically challenged children and adults, as well as abandoned senior citizens. Suvidha International Foundation has committed to providing 5 quintals of rice every month to Annam Seva Foundation for a period of six months, beginning in June 2024. This generous contribution is aimed at supporting the daily needs of the residents at Annam Seva Foundation. By ensuring a steady supply of rice, Suvidha International Foundation is playing a vital role in the sustenance and well-being of these individuals, many of whom rely on the support of Annam Seva Foundation for their basic needs. This initiative reflects Suvidha’s ongoing commitment to humanitarian efforts, extending its reach to those most in need.

                Distribution of Buttermilk & Water

Suvidha International Foundation undertook a month-long initiative in May month to distribute cold buttermilk and water in Khammam during the hot summer days. This effort was aimed at providing relief to the city’s residents and students, ensuring they stayed hydrated and cool in the intense heat. The distribution was widespread, reaching several hundred individuals, including students, who benefited from this thoughtful gesture. The Foundation’s initiative reflects its commitment to the well-being of the community, extending its support beyond educational and financial aid to address immediate and practical needs during challenging weather conditions.