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Feeding Our Future
Giving Is Better Than Receiving
Sustainable Development Goal 2
EARAM organized many FOOD DISTRIBUTION programs at children orphanage homes, old age homes, home for physically challenged & mentally challenged, street dwellers, etc.
About 5,55,612 people were benefited by EARAM's provision of food to those people on a regular basis. The EARAM foundation is providing food for minimum 200 people per day.
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PASIILLAA PUDUVAI
EARAM was trying to impact make A Hunger-Free Generation in and around Puducherry for designed to combat hunger, improve health outcomes, and enhance the quality of life for those in need. As per this we are disturbing more than 100 foods in daily basis
As part of this humanitarian programme, EARAM Education and Rural Development Society is currently providing 100 bread packs every day to cancer patients and their accompanying family members at JIPMER Hospital, Puducherry.
"SEHA – Sustainable Equitable Health Access"
Sustainable Development Goal 3
EARAM conducted about 627 FREE MEDICAL AND AWARENESS CAMPS in Puducherry and Tamil Nadu. About 61,231 people got medical checkups and free medicines.
EARAM distributed *ARSENIC ALBUM 30C (preventive medicine for COVID-19 ) for about 1,36,415 people in coordination with CLINICAL RESEARCH UNIT FOR HOMEOPATHY, Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. Of India, Puducherry.
The Foundation for Everything
Sustainable Development Goal 4
EARAM helps STUDENTS EDUCATION, FREE NEET/JEE courses for govt school students and pays for students’ fees, donate them stationery, play materials, dresses, school bags and shoes.
More than 70,003 STUDENTS in different villages are getting benefited both by free tuition and educational helps.
EARAM helps STUDENTS EDUCATION, FREE NEET/JEE courses for govt school students
In addition, SELF DEFENSE TRAINING was given to GIRL STUDENTS.
“Ration for Restoration”
Sustainable Development Goal 1
This distribution contributed to the welfare of approximately 26,964 individuals.
EARAM identified poor, unemployed families who struggle for their livelihood during lockdowns and provided rice, groceries, and vegetables to approximately 6,028 families.
EARAM has distributed prepared food regularly to the poor, unemployed and street dwellers during COVID lock downs.
“SHE Leads: Strength, Hope, Empowerment”
Sustainable Development Goal 5 & 8
We have been providing awareness and training for women at various self-help groups so that they can gain self-employment and live on their own.
This training program had a positive impact on more than 24,695 women.
Voices of the Earth
Community for Climate
Sustainable Development Goal 13
Planting trees is a legacy for us and the planet. Each ring on our tree commemorates a year in which we made an impact. Planting the right trees in the right places is essential to safeguard biodiversity, protect nature, and combat climate change. EARAM carried out a program to plant trees in several locations in Puducherry and planted around 34,400 trees.
EARAM was made aware of the importance of avoiding plastic and provided free cotton bags to more than 29,851 people across Puducherry.
Harvesting Tomorrow
A Sustainable Farming Initiative
Sustainable Development Goal 15
FARM PROJECT
No chemical fertilizer/manure is used and the land is nourished only by natural wastes. We are planning to host an excursion for students in this area to teach them about natural agriculture.
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