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ORPHANS: |
The orphaned children living without both parents, brothers,
sisters and relatives must be helped legally and
rehabilitated so that they can live a normal life.
While children living with parents even need to
be cared for better food, health and education for
their meaningful role in the society ; we can imagine
how the orphaned children should be cared.
The role and works of organizations and individuals running
orphanages should be praised and appreciated. Financial
assistance to the orphanages need to be increased
,since most of the orphanages are facing financial
crisis to provide even food to the children. ORPHANS
ARE GOD'S CHILDREN; they should be cared and their
basic needs fulfilled.
The 1989 convention on the Rights of the child (CRC)
adopted by the General Assembly of the UNITED
NATIONS clearly envisages the Right to Survival
with the basic needs of food, shelter, health
and a reasonable standard of living.
More attention should be focused on the financial position
of orphanages and the best start of children in
life should be ensured
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Food provided by our organization to the orphaned
children of Mercy Home in the church of South India
campus at Aruppukottai. |
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Aiding
the Disabled
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There
are several million disabled people in india who
need special care and efforts should be taken for
the betterment of them through education training
and employment.UNITY CHARITABLE TRUST is working
for the disabled by identifying them, financing
them and giving them a very good status in the society. |
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our
founder with a disabled lady and two mentally retarded
boys. The lady and the mothers of these two boys are
our S.H.G members. |
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A SON's DETERMINATION, A MOTHER's LOVE |
The story of D. VIJAYARAJAN, a Blind Craftsman |
By the time he was 18, D. Vijayarajan had lost nearly all of his sight. The complaints had started in fourth standard, though medical check-ups continued to pronounce him normal and Vijayarajan, once an avid cricket player, found himself able only to listen to broadcasted scores of the game he so loved. |
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This gradual weakening of the optic nerve didn't keep him from serving as a member of the National Cadet Corps ( NCC), and with his mother's help, Vijayarajan sat his exams and earned his 12 th standard certification. |
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On top of her responsibilities as a school helper with a meager wage, his mother D. Thangeswari, one of our poor women's self help group members takes care of her son and taught him the craft he uses to occupy his time and support the family, his father having left.
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Once harboring the ambition of joining a Bank, Vijayarajan now sets sights on running a telephone booth with his mother or a stall of his hand-made woven wares. |
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His mother says she is proud, since her son is doing something; Vijayarajan is simply happy because his mother is with him.
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Poverty alleviation |
Poverty
alleviation and assisting the poor is a common
theme for the humanities in the world. we have an
unshirkable responsibility to eradicate poverty
with our passion and unremitting efforts. By meeting
the basic food and clothing needs of the rural poor
of our society, UNITY CHARITABLE TRUST plays a vital
role in the fight against poverty.
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Our volunteer distributing free dresses to a nomadic
group at virudhunagar.
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Illiteracy Eradication |
Education
empowers humanbeings, strengthens society and is
a key factor for attaining of a nation's development
goals. Our organization strives for the cause of
basic education to all. |
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AGE CARE |
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The
elders should be respected, cared and placed
in the mainstream of family life. "JOINT
FAMILY" a distinguished family setup in
India is in a diminishing rate due to change
of life styles and increase in generation
gap. While the laudable works and policies
of the State Goverments and Central Goverment
are encouraging, the efficient, effective
and direct involvement of NGOs in this field
is essential. |
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Dr.S.M.Rathinavel, a social worker and wellwisher of
our organisation in a camp for the aged. |
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