As one person I cannot change the world, But I can change the world of one person.
Paul Shane Spear
What We Do
01.
— We Rehab
Sri Sai Integrated Rehabilitation Centre is a de-addiction centre focused on making a better society. With this vision, Sri Sai IRCA has helped thousands of people be released from the firm grasp of addiction.
02.
— We Provide Care
Dwarakaa Sadhanna Serenity Home has been in the service of providing love and care to the senior citizens of our society, who are very much in need of these two things at that stage of their lives.
03.
— We Give Education
The objective of this program is to look for underprivileged children who are unable to attend conventional schools for any reason and support them to get the necessary education through open schooling method.
04.
— We Serve Food
Hunger is one of the most prominent obstacles hindering the child’s learning process. To address this concern the Trust provides food to the children which helps them to focus in their class and excel.
05.
— Community Service
Under this program Sri Sai international Charitable Trust regularly conducts social community services which includes medical camps, health check-ups for the poor and the needy in rural places.
06.
— We Bring Awareness
These are community awareness programs designed to bring knowledge on addiction, health and hygiene, clean surroundings etc., conducted in schools, rural places to achieve a better sustainable life.
07.
— We Rescue homeless
Under this program Sri Sai international Charitable Trust regularly conducts social community services which includes medical camps, health check-ups for the poor and the needy in rural places.
08.
— Divyangjan
Under this project we identify persons with disabilities and bring awareness, early detection and intervention, provision / fitment, follow-up and repairing of assistive devices and facilitation of Disability Certificates, Buss Passes and other concessions / facilities for Persons with Disabilities.
09.
— Juvenile Counselling
Juvenile counselling provides support and guidance to troubled youngsters between the ages of 5 and 17 and their families. Juvenile counselling is provided to young people dealing with issues that lead to behavioral problems.