Serving the Needy
Helping Communities
Sajeeva Vahini is an organization that works to provide assistance to the poor and needy. They provide support in the form of food clothing medical care education and other essential services. They also work to empower the most vulnerable members of society by providing training and resources to help them become self-sufficient. They work to create a more equitable society by working with local and international partners to create sustainable solutions to poverty.
Helping Covid Crisis
HELPING PEOPLE ON THE STREETS OF CHENNAI. 2000+ food packets distributed during 2020 Crisis.
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Leadership Board
Dr. G. Praveen Kumar
Founder & Chairman
Sudeepth Madhur
General Secretary
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Anil Alagala
Treasurer
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Sajeeva Vahini Trust
State Bank of India, Hyderabad
A/c No: 38927492523
IFSC Code: SBIN0021026
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Sajeeva Vahini is a volunteer-driven organization dedicated to creating a better world for all. We are committed to empowering communities through service education and advocacy. We strive to create a safe and inclusive environment for everyone regardless of race gender or socio-economic status. We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities including providing direct support to communities in need leading educational workshops and advocating for social justice. Our volunteers are passionate about making a positive impact and working together to create a better world for all.
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