1. VEDA services
Service is a virtue of heart.

2. • VEDA is a Christian voluntary organization started by
Late Evg. Dr.S.John David at Chilakaluripet .
• Veda saw the need for help in and around slums of
chilakaluripet and further ventured into the upliftment of
lives of these slum dwellers without discrimination of
caste, creed, religion and sex .
• Veda along with Rural Relief & Development
Foundation, help in this noble mission with the vision of
helping the poor & the needy & ultimately uplifting the
slums.
Our motto:
To impart
To inculcate
To inspire

4. Poverty
Illiteracy
Lack of awareness
Synonyms to
Superstitions slums
Malnutrition
Unhygienic conditions
Hence, these people are often exposed to dreadful
diseases, unemployment and characterized crime

5. Aim: To break this vicious cycle to bring out
the change in the lifestyle of slum
dwellers

6. Our projects:
 Milk project
 Mid-day meal
 Basic education
 Medical care including Antenatal care
 Income generation
 Housing

9.  Meager daily income
Barely meets daily requirement
 No healthy future

10. MILK PROJECT
 Target group  Children ( 0-3yrs) +
malnourished children + people with T.B + Old
aged people
 Intro people in slums- very poor and hence
no—Education, water, food, schools and
hospitals
 Survey Veda took initiative part & engaged
social workers to survey the slums of and around
Chilakaluripet. Records-maintained.
Identification cards gn to mothers
 Issuing ½ litre 1/2litre /day/ 372 kids

12. MID-DAY meal

13.  No balanced diet
 Malnutrition
 Deficiency
 Hindrance to the growth of
child

14. • MMP is the popular name for school
mid-day meal program.
• Target group  School children
• Objectives
1)Protecting children from class room hunger
2)Providing nutritious food(Balanced diet)
3)Increasing school enrollment & attendance
4)Improvising socialization among children
• 1622(slum kids)+275(school kids) / day

16. Basic

17.  Basic education refers to the whole range of
educational activities taking place in various settings
(formal and non formal), that aim to meet basic
learning needs.
 What does Veda do?— Built bridging schools in
every slum to ensure that children who are deprived
of any educational opportunity – atleast acquire
basic literacy skills. In some slums, the schools we
built sometimes provide shelter to people in times of
emergency.

19. Since 2006
• Total of 12 schools
• 1 school in 1 slum
• on average 90-100children/school
so total of nearly 1200 children are getting
education from our bridging schools

20. Medical care

21. • Veda+RRDF  renders its services round the
clock among the slum dwellers through health
awareness programmes, medical cmo’s and
surveys.
RRDF supports people suffering with unusual
conditions:
• Heart surgeries
• Reconstructive surgeries
• Polio surgeries
• Hysterectomies.

22. Cleft lip

23. Heart condition-Tetralogy of Fallot

24. Burnt case-Treated for Srictures

25. Immunization programme

26. Dental camp

27. Antenatal care : Refers to the regular
medical and nursing care recommended
for pregnant women.
It’s a type of preventative care with the
goal of providing regular check-ups that
allow doctors to treat problems
throughout the course of the pregnancy
thereby promoting healthy lifestyles that
benefit both mother and child.
Immunization is an important part in this
programme

30. Income generation

31. • Poverty is characterized by a lack of
income/purchasing power attributable to lack of
productive employment.
• NGO’s play the role of facilitators in
encouraging participatory approaches in
empowering the poor by income generating
projects.
• This is with an objective of improving their
economic status.

35. Home for
homeless

36. Housing:
• Providing shelter to the homeless
• Veda has taken up construction of houses to
the slum dwellers under the Housing
scheme in collaboration with the
Government of Andhra Pradesh.
• RRDF generously came forward to support
this Blessed venture

40. VTC is proposed for under
privileged children to give a
ray of hope to get trained
in various job oriented
technical and non technical
trades in our VTC so to
stabilize their lives for a
better future.

41. Such kind of children
will be getting
education in our VTC

42. “When the world says give up
Hope w h i s p e r s. . . . . . . .
Try it one more time”

43. We are very thankful to God Almighty,
RRDF and its sponsors
Mrs. Fenny van der wijk & Mr.Roelf
Mrs. Linda & Mr. Alko
for enabling us in helping the needy and
underprivileged students with
Vocational Training centre