Day Care Centers for Children

Sponsor a Destitute Elder Woman Elderly women who are poor and live alone or with dependent children find them vulnerable, powerless and are neglected by their family or grown up children. Many are too old or physically weak and thus unable to find work. They are forced to beg, and are often homeless. Moved by the plight of destitute single women, Seruds has taken up program of sponsoring elderly women on an urgent basis. Our volunteers and staff members conducted surveys and identified 120 destitute women who are above 60 year of age. These elderly women are widows or have been abandoned by their husbands. Some have children, but the children live apart and do not take care of their mothers. They do not have money for food, medical care and other basic necessities. SERUDS has been supporting 20 such old women by providing food rations and other necessities every month at their door step. Let us Support the Elders of our Society They worked hard all their lives, brought...

Livelihood Trainings Economically disadvantaged women in villages and urban slums of Kurnool District lack education and employable skills; they migrate to cities in search of low-skill jobs. SERUDS has conducted baseline survey to identify skills needed in the job-market and has developed training programs for women and adolescent girls to stop them from leaving homes for bigger cities. 1) Training in Tailoring & Embroidery: We have been providing 3-month training program on Tailoring & Embroidery to women every quarter. After completion of the training, each of the participants is given a free branded sewing machine and tool kit. To encourage women empowerment, we assist them in establishing their unit, purchase of raw material and sale of finished products. We tie up with garment factories for supply of ready-made garments, Social Welfare Department for supply of school uniforms, wholesale cloth merchants for supply of women’s undergarments and baby clothes. We r...

SERUDS Creche Program : Day Care Centers for Children SERUDS is a non-government organization (NGO) in India working for the welfare of poor and vulnerable children in Andhra Pradesh, India apart from women, elders and youth. Children of poor families, where both parents go out to work are the most vulnerable. Their food, education and health needs are neglected. Seruds started its first child welfare program in 2003 with 10 children living in slums. Today we support 180 children, between the age of 1 year to 6 years, from slums and villages around Kurnool district through 6 creche or daycare centers. These children come from poor families where both parents work as construction or farm laborers. During work day, they are unable to take care of their children. Thanks to Seruds daycare centers, they are able to leave their kids in a safe environment, from morning till evening. The children are provided hot mid-day meals, snacks in evening, and pre-school education. Our trained sta...

Sponsor a child for education by sponsoring school and tuition fees Quality of education in Government and Municipal Schools is poor and deprives students of good career opportunities. Bright children from low income families aspire to a better education and life and wish to join private schools of higher standard. Seruds has been sponsoring selected children with school fee & tuition fees; so far we have sent 13 children to corporate schools. We have been approached by many bright students seeking sponsorship of school and tuition fees, but are constrained by lack of resources. You can sponsor such needy children and donate for their better education through the following online donation options. S NO Purpose of donation Monthly donation amount one child sponsorship For 12 months donation amount one child sponsorship 1 School Fee 500 6000 2 Tuition fee 300 3600 3 Sponsoring a child Rs.800 Rs.9600

Child Development in India Today's children are tomorrow's citizens Seruds started the child welfare programs in the year 2003. During floods in 2009 in AP, we started creche program for kids of women working in hazardous jobs. When we were working for the flood relief activities, the community asked us to start the day care centers for their children when parents go out to work. The child related issues that poor people face in Andhra Pradesh are? Malnutrition Drop out of school Run away from home to become street child Take to petty crime Put to Child labor Early marriage, leading to early child bearing and resultant health issues of young mothers Child abuse Substance abuse Illness leading to poor mortality rates Please come forward to donate: Click here

Seruds, an NGO in India is helping poor and needy people of every category of society. Old people, Orphans, Scholarships for students, Youth skill program. Someone rightly said, "The most remarkable thing in the world is to bring smile on others face"   Let's contribute in the noble cause. let's make donation now to spread happiness. Click here To know more about Seruds NGO visit: https://www.serudsindia.org

Seruds an NGO India works for the betterment of needy and orphan Children in all aspects, Education, Food and Nutrition, Scholarships, etc. "The spiritual temperaments between god and a child" Please do contribute for the noble cause and make donation for children . To know more about Seruds NGO visit: https://www.serudsindia.org

Seruds is a NGO in India that works for the betterment of the society. It has several Day Care Centers for Childrens, Old Age homes, and runs many welfare programs like Women Development Programs, Youth Skill Development Programs, Youth Skill Development Programs. You can help for the social cause by making  Donations For Orphanages, Old age homes, Children education etc. To know more about Seruds NGO visit: https://www.serudsindia.org

Day Care Centers SERUDS in India is for children of poor families, where both parents go out to work are the most vulnerable for their food & education. For  more details visit:  https://www.serudsindia.org/children-sponsorship-programs-in-india/day-care-centers-for-children-in-kurnool/