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FOREWORD FROM THE DISTRICT PRESIDENT.......................................4
SRI SATHYA SAI SEVA ORGANISATIONS – AN INTRODUCTION.................5
WINGS OF THE ORGANISATIONS........................................................................................................6
ADMINISTRATION OF THE ORGANISATION..........................................................................................6
THE 9 POINT CODE OF CONDUCT AND 10 PRINCIPLES...................................................................7
SRI SATHYA SAI SEVA ORGANISATIONS, NAGPUR.................................8
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BRIEF HISTORY..................................................................................................................................8
DIVINE VISIT......................................................................................................................................8
OVERVIEW.......................................................................................................................................... 8
SAI CENTRES.....................................................................................................................................9
ACTIVITIES.......................................................................................................................................... 9
OFFICE BEARERS.............................................................................................................................13
SPECIFIC SERVICE PROJECTS OR INITIATIVES..................................................................................14
IMPORTANT EVENTS OR CONFERENCES...........................................................................................17
GLIMPSES OF ACTIVITIES..................................................................18
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Om Sri Sairam.
With the immense grace of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, all the three wings of the organization viz.
spiritual, service and education, have successfully carried out various seva activities in Nagpur district
during the year 2018-19.
I am indebted to Bhagawan for His continued guidance and grace on Nagpur district and indeed the whole
hearted (physical, mental and financial) support from all the office bearers and devotees of Nagpur.
Our beloved Swami has taught us that for seva it is the will not the resources. If you take one step towards
Him, resources will automatically flow. We in Nagpur have time and again experienced this in abundance.
As regards the seva activities in Nagpur district are concerned, I will take the privilege to mention especially
the medicare seva in which we reached the door steps of around 50,000 needy villagers and slum dwellers
through our fortnightly medicare seva van.
Under the Medicare project, 10 special eye camps and 3 dental camps were also organised during 2018-19.
The mother and child care team of Nagpur district also reached to three villages in the Kalmeshwar Tahsil
and distributed Swami’s love in the form of Sai Protein and Iron and Calcium supplements to the pregnant
women.
“Youth can change the world”. The youth wing of Nagpur district also organized awareness programs
through Yuva Vikas activity for the college youth in Nagpur. The youth team of Nagpur regularly organizes
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Foreword from the District President
Narayan seva in slums and fruit distribution seva in the govt. medical college. In today’s age of competition
where career is considered to be everything, we are indeed fortunate to have such young individuals who
derive immense satisfaction in spending Sunday with slum dwellers and patients.
Through this Annual Report, we take the opportunity to thank our beloved Swami for accepting us in His
fold and making us an instrument in His mission of helping the mankind in redeeming the precious human
birth and also pray Him to continually inspire us for more and more seva in years to come.
In Sai Service
B.S.Choudhary
Dist. President,
Nagpur
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The Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations, founded by
Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba in the year 1965, is a service
organisation with a spiritual core and base to benefit all
mankind irrespective of religion, caste, creed or sect. The
Organisation serves as a platform for its members to undertake
service and other activities motivated by an urge for one's own
transformation with the aim of realising one's inherent divinity.
Without any distinction of religion, nationality, race, socio-
economic status, either for those who work in the Organisation
or for those who are served by it, the Organisation transcends all
barriers leading humanity towards the ideal of 'Fatherhood of
God and Brotherhood of Man'.
The concept of fees or membership subscription is alien to
the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations, for there cannot be any
fee or subscription for one's journey towards his own self.
The organisation functions through its primary units called
as Samithis and Bhajan Mandalis of which individuals - from
different strata of society, different ethnic groups pursuing
different religions and faiths -are members bound by the dictum
of “Love all, Serve All” and pursue their own sadhana towards
self-transformation following the path of selfless service to
humanity.
At no point is an individual asked to follow a certain
religion or rituals. On the contrary each is inspired to follow his
own faith so as to ensure that a Hindi becomes a better Hindu, a
Muslim becomes a better Muslim, a Christian becomes a better
Christian and so on. In fact, this spiritual basis inspires everyone
to pursue his own religion better by putting into practice Love
and Selflessness. That is why the Organisation features in its
emblem the symbols of the major religions of the world.
“The Organisations named after Me are not to be used for publicising MyName, or creating a new cult around My worship….They must render seva(service) to the helpless, the sick, the distressed, the illiterate and the needy.Their seva (selless service) should not be exhibitionistic; it must seek noreward, not even gratitude or thanks from the recipients. Seva is sadhana(spiritual exercise), not a pastime of the rich and well placed.
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Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations – an introduction
Activities under different wings of the Organisation
You must have the irm belief that the aim of this Organisation is to removethe obstacles that keep man away from God, that separate maanavathwa(Humanity) from Maadhavathwa (Divinity).. This Organisation must elevate thehuman into the Divine.”
WINGS OF THE
ORGANISATIONS
The Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation
functions under three wings viz. (i) Spiritual, (ii)
Education, and (iii) Service.
Each activity in a wing is directed to facilitate
and help the member in his own spiritual
advancement. Although, the nature of activities
undertaken under different wings appear to be
distinct and dissimilar, but there is an inherent
interrelationship amongst all the three wings. The
three wings stand for Worship, Wisdom and Work.
Spirituality and Service are supplementary and
complementary to each other. Spirituality is the
motivational force behind service and service is the
fulfillment of spirituality. Therefore, spiritual
concepts learnt through education must be put into
practice in form of service to humanity. Thus, in
order to successfully realise the objective of
joining the Sai Organisation, one must participate
in activities of all the three wings.
Spiritual Wing
• Bhajan
• Nagarsankeertan
• Study Circle
• Sadhana Camps
• Study of Sai Literature
• Meditation, and
• Others
Educational Wing
• Non-formal education of children in the age group of 5-14 years through values- based educational training,
• Bal-Vikas
• Educare
• Pareting Programmes
Service Wing
• Gram Seva
• Slums Service,
• Medical Camps and Health Care
• Sanitation activities
• Visit to orphanges, old age homes etc.
• Disaster relief
• Poor feeding
• Free Coaching Classes, and
• Others
ADMINISTRATION OF THE
ORGANISATION
Headed by an All India President who is supported
Presidents, the Organisation functions like a well- oiled machine in the District under the stewardship of
the District President, focused on its purpose, clear in its vision and dedicated in its efforts to live up the
Swami’s message – “Love All, Serve All”.
The Samithis and the Bhajan Mandalis
constitute a genuine spiritual movement where the
members are united by a common bond – Love for
God and Service to fellow human beings.
The members of the organisation work as one
cohesive unit, whether as sevadals providing service
at Prashanthi Nilayam, at medical camps, doing
Narayan seva or the bal-vikas gurus who work with
young children to inspire in them a desire to inculcate
the five human values of Truth,
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Righteousness, Love, Peace and Non-violence,
or the teachers who having undergone the
training in EHV help in guiding the young
minds towards the higher goals of life or the Sai
Youth who work tirelessly in the Sri Sathya Sai
Village Integrated Programme and Sri Sathya Sai
Vidya Jyoti Programme – each of them are bound
by one goal – “Service to Man is Service to God”.
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9 Point Code of Conduct
Daily meditation and prayer.
Devotional singing/prayer with members of
one’s family once a week.
Participation in Bal Vikas programme by
children of the family conducted by the
Organisation.
Attendance at least once a month at
Bhajan or Nagar Sankeertan programme
conducted by the Organisation.
Participation in community service and
other programmes of the Organisation.
Regular study of Sai literature.
Speak softly and lovingly with everyone
with whom he comes into contact.
Not to indulge in talking ill of others
especially in their absence.
Putting into practice the principle of
“Ceiling on Desires” and utilise any savings
thereby generated for the service of the
mankind.
10 Guiding Principes
Treat as sacred the land in which you were
born. Have patriotism to your nation - but
do not criticise other nations or put others
down. Not even in your thoughts or dreams
should you think of bringing grief to your
country.
Respect all religions equally.
Recognise humanity as one family - treat
everyone as a family member - love all
Keep your house and surroundings clean -
for this will promote hygiene and health.
Practice charity - but do not encourage
beggars by giving money. Provide food,
clothing, shelter and help them on other
ways (do not encourage laziness)
Never give a bribe or take bribe - never
give in to corruption.
Curb envy and jealously; expand your
vision and outlook, Treat all equally
regardless of caste or creed.
Be self-reliant. You may be wealthy and
have servants to do your bidding, but
service to security must be done by
yourself.
Have and cultivate 'Love for God and fear
of sin'.
Never go against the laws of the land;
follow these diligently both in word and in
spirit. Be an exemplary citizen.
THE 9 POINT CODE OF CONDUCT AND 10 PRINCIPLES
Every member of the Organisation is expected to undertake Sadhana (spiritual discipline) as an
integral part of his/her daily life by abiding by the following Nine Point Code of Conduct which has been
bestowed by Baba for one’s spiritual and personal development. In addition, the ten principles that forms
the core of guidance for all the members of the Organisation as ordained by Baba himself are also
produced hereunder. The nine point code of conduct and the ten principles are fundamental to the
spiritual development of the members of the Sai Organisations.
BRIEF HISTORY
Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation (SSSSO) started functioning in Nagpur in the form of Sri Sathya Sai
Seva Samithi in the year 1971. The sapling planted by Sri Chakravarty, Sri D. M. Parekh, Sri Ramdas
Shashital, Sri Shivram Desai, Sri R.R.N. Murhty Sri B.M. Wadegaonkar, Sri V. R. Joshi and others has
become a big tree in the form of six samithis under the banner of Nagpur district.
Initially the activity of the organization in Nagpur was confined to weekly bhajans and bhajans on
special occasions like Maha Shivaratri and Swami’s birthday. But after the formation of Samithi, the
activities of all the three wings (spiritual, service and education) gradually expanded.
The service wing of Nagpur samithi was ably handled by Sri B. M. Wadegaonkar, who was the
pioneer in the field of sanitation seva in Nagpur. His team has a lion’s share in developing the sanitation
network in Prashanthi Nilayam. Till date the May maintenance camp seva continues in Prashanthi
Nilayam under the guidance of octogenarian Wadegaonkar Kaka.
Mr. Wadegaonkar was very fortunate to have received the grace of Bhagawan time and again and it
will not be an exaggeration to mention here that Nagpur Samithi was then known as Wadegaonkar’s
samithi.
DIVINE VISIT
There has been no divine visit to Nagpur.
OVERVIEW
Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations is functional in Nagpur with members from various cross sections
of society and different faiths. With around 6 Samithis and 35 Bhajan Mandalis, the Organisation serves
as a platform for its members to undertake spiritual practices through its various wings such as spiritual,
education and service for their own betterment.
The thrust is on self-transformation for it is only individual transformation that would ultimately lead
to global transformation.
The following tables give an overview of the Organisation in Nagpur
Units
Numbers Number ofmembers
Samithis 6 1250
Bhajan Mandalis 35 350
Total 41 1600
No. of Sevadals
Gents
Ladies
500
600
No. of Youth
Gents
Ladies
90
75
Adopted Slums/Villages Numbers Number ofBeneiciaries
Statistical Overview as on 31st March 2019
Slums/ Villages Adopted
Adopted Under SSSVIP
Total
0 0
Adopted Schools under Sri
Sathya Sai Vidya
Jyoti
Numbers Number of Students
Schools 0 0
SAI CENTRES
The Nagpur Samithi Sai centre is located at Plot no. 79-80, Sai Sankalp, Omkar nagar Square,
Manewada ring road, Bhagawan nagar, Nagpur - 440027. Every Saturday weekly bhajans are held at the
first floor and the timings are 7pm to 8 pm.
A daily free medical dispensary is also run at the ground floor of the Sai Sankalp from 6 pm to 8pm.
A weekly medical camp is also organized from 9am to 12pm on every Sunday at this centre.
Special programs are also organized at Sai Sankalp on the occasion of the birth anniversaries of
different religious heads viz. Christmas, Nanak Jayanthi, Buddha Pournima, Mahaveer Jayanthi etc.
For details of the programs the contact person is Sri B. S. Choudhary, Mobile no. 9604471186.
ACTIVITIES
The members of the Organisation are involved
in various activities on regular basis which
primarily includes Spiritual Study Circles,
Community Bhajan, Nagrsankirtan through the
spiritual wing; Bal-Vikas and Parenting
programmes through the Education Wing and
various service activities through the service wing.
Importance is given to regular service activities as
only through constant involvement in good work
can self-transformation be achieved. Service
activities which are regularly undertaken at
Samithis for the transformation of the members
and for the benefit of the society include visits to
leprosy, correctional and old age homes, medical
camps in villages, Narayan-seva, free coaching
classes, vocational training for employability
enhancement of the villagers, sanitation at public
functions, fairs, and public urinal cleaning.
The following table broadly categories the
different activities that are undertaken in all the 19
districts of the State.
Overview of activities undertaken across all the Districts
Educare Medicare Sociocare
Sp
irit
ual ⟩ Study Circles for Adults
and Youth
⟩
⟩
⟩
Community Bhajan
Centers
Nagar Sankirtan
Conference/Retreats
Sadhana Camps
Ed
ucati
on
al ⟩
⟩
Bal Vikas Classes based
on human values
Bal-Vikas and Guru
training
⟩
⟩
Parents’ Awareness
programs on Parenting
Parenting Workshops
Servic
e ⟩
⟩
⟩
⟩
⟩
Free Coaching and
Tuition Centers
Computer Training
Spoken English
Adult Education
Literacy programs
⟩
⟩
⟩
⟩
⟩
Medical Centers
Medical Camps
villages
Eye Camps
Blood Grouping Camps
Blood Donation Camps
in
⟩
⟩
National Narayan Seva
Programme
Visit to Leprosy Villages,
Correctional Homes,
Orphanages, Hospital,
Dental Treatment Camps
Veterinary Camps
Disabled/ Old Age
Homes
Narayan Seva
Service Camps
Vocational Training
Centers
Employability
enhancement
programmes for village
youth
Sanitation at different
government run hospitals,
fairs, and public places
including public urinals
Disaster Management
Awareness programmes
in Schools/Colleges and
other institutions
A summary account of regular activities that are undertaken on monthly/weekly basis across the
Districts is given in the following table.
An account of regular activities undertaken across the District
Activities Total NumberTotal Number ofParticipants
Devotional Singing
No. of. Community Bhajan Centers
No. of. Bhajans Held
Seven Household Bhajan
No. Of Cluster
No. of Houses
No. of Bhajans Held
Nagar Sankirtan
Study Circles
Conference/Retreats Sadhana Camps
15
780
40
25
1300
140
25
2
15600
2000
4000
7500
400
500
Ed
ucati
on
al Activities Total Number
Total Number Of Students
Bal Vikas Centers
Urban
Rural
School
36
0
4
371
0
300
Total (i+ii+iii)
Bal Vikas Gurus 43
Servic
e Activity
Total Number
Total Number
of Beneiciaries
Visit to:
Leprosy Village
Correctional Homes
Orphanages
Hospital
Disabled / Old Age Homes
Camps:
Narayan Seva
Veterinary Camps
Medical Awareness Camps
Eye Camps
Blood Grouping Camps
Service Camps
Vocational Training Centers
Free Coaching Centers
Medical Centers
Sanitation (Public Urinals)
Dental Treatment Camps
National Narayan Seva
Blood Donation Camps
0
0
0
1
0
70
0
200
10
0
30
0
0
2
0
6
1
0
0
0
0
4800
0
3500
0
30000
1800
0
500
0
0
10800
0
2000
80
0
OFFICE BEARERS
Name of the Office Bearer Designation Tenure
Sri B.S.Choudhary District President Since 2007
Sri Sachin Puranik Spiritual Co-ordinator Since 2007
Dr. (Mrs) Manjiree Pathak Education and Bal Vikas Co-
ordiator
Since 2007
Smt. Alka Shiledar Service Co-ordinator (Ladies) 2007 – 2012 and since 2017
Smt Laxmi Parshuraman 2013 - 2016
Sri Nanaji Kadu Service Co-ordinator (Gents)
and Sanatan Sarathi Co-
ordinator
2007 – 2014
2016 till date
Sri Madan Salodkar 2015
Smt. Varsha Lakhekar Youth Co-ordinator (Ladies) 2007 - 2017
Smt. Uma Murthy Since 2018
Sri Rajesh Lakhekar Youth Co-ordinator (Gents) 2007 - 2018
Sri Shrirang Burade Since 2019
Sri Nitesh Raut Media Co-ordinator 2007 - 2018
Sri Rajan Joshi Since 2017
Smt. Manjushree Jaywar Since 2018
Sri Narendra Dhawale Mobile Medicare Co-ordinator 2007 - 2015
Sri. N. R. Rachkondawar Since 2016
Sri Mangalsingh Chauhan Since 2019
Sri Balaji Natarajan Veda Classes Co-ordinator 2007 - 2013
Sri Hemant Jawale Since 2017
Smt Juhi Soni 2017
Smt Geeta Nagarajan Since 2018
Sri Rajan Joshi EHV Co-ordinator 2012 - 2014
Smt. Laxmi Parshuraman Mother and Child Care Co-
ordinator
2012 - 2018
Smt. Reetha Nair Since 2019
Sri Atmaram Rathod VIP village and Sai Jal Seva Since 2013
Sri Ram Chauhan Bhajan Co-ordinator 2014 - 2015
Sri Nityanand Reddy 2016 - 2018
Sri Narendra Dhawale Since 2019
SPECIFIC SERVICE PROJECTS OR INITIATIVES
Rural Vocational Traning Centres - None
Medical Centres and Medical Van:
Swami says, “Gram Seva is Ram Seva”. With the sole intention of making basic
medical amenities available to the village folks at their door step, SSSSO Nagpur
organised regular medical camps in nearby villages and slums in and around
Nagpur at 14 places. About 50000 patients were beneitted by the Sai love in the
form of medicines in these medical camps.
Under the Medicare project, 10 special eye camps and 3 dental camps were organised
during 2018-19. The total beneiciary villagers of these special eye and dental camps
were 1675 and 2374 respectively.
Eye camp was organized on 26th Oct 2018 at the Sai Mandir, Khushi nagar, Jaripataka
wherein 150 patients were ofered needful free medical assistance.
Special Eye and Dental camp was organized at village Kondasawali on 9th January 2019 wherein as
many as 211 needy patients were given free medical treatment.
Static dispensary is functioning at two locations namely Sai Sankalp, and at Jhingabai Takli
slums.
Static Dispensary and Vibro Seva
Sai Vibrionics:
Free Sai Vibrionics remedy is also being given in all the regular medical camps organised in Nagpur
district. It is very effective on acute as well as chronic ailments. Trained vibro practitioners are offering
their seva in our regular as well as special medical camps.
Special Dental Camps and Eye Camps
Sri Sathya Sai Medicare Seva
Disaster
ManagementAnother activity undertaken in the field of social awareness by our youth is ‘Disaster Management Training’
for the rural and local college youth. Three such camps were organised during 2018-19 in which 182 ladies
and 232 gents, total 414 youth were giving training in basic life saving first aids and transporting the injured.
Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Jyoti Program - None
IMPORTANT EVENTS OR
CONFERENCES
Annual Conference -
None
Bal Vikas Alumni
Meet - None
Youth Conference or Meet - None
Nama Sankirtan/Bhajan:-
Bhajan or devotional singing is one of the important messages of Sri Sathya Sai Baba. Bhajan is the
soul of our organization which keeps all the different wings united. Purpose of bhajan singing is to
achieve such purity of heart and mind which will help us experience happiness and peace in every
activity in our daily life.
In all the six samithis of the Nagpur district, weekly bhajans were organised throughout the year.
Special Bhajan was organized on the eve of Republic Day on 26 th January 2019 at the residence of a
senior devotee in Sakkardara, Nagpur.
Mahashivaratri Akhand Bhajan was organised from 9pm of 4 th March to 6am of 5th March 2019 at Sri
Sitaramdas Swami Mandir, North Nagpur Samithi.
Global Akhand Bhajan:
24 hrs Global Akhand Bhajan for Vishwashanthi was organized at Sai Sankalp hall from 6 pm on 10 th
November 2018 to 6pm of 11th November 2018.
Nagar Sankirtan:
Swami says, “When you do nagar sankirtan early in the morning, you experience immense joy. Nagar
Sankirtan is an activity wherein group of devotees slowly walk the streets early in the morning, singing
the glory of the Lord. The atmosphere is automatically purified when you take the name of the lord to the
doorsteps of all the people.
Last year, in Nagpur district, weekly nagar sankirtan was organised in individual Samithis on every
Wednesday and Thursday and combined nagar sankirtan was also organised during Sri Durga Navaratri
(10th to 18th October 2018) and continuously for 52 days (20th October to 9th December 2018) during the
Karthik and Dhanurmaas.
Bhagawan Baba’s 93rd Birthday was marked with a week longcelebration as follows:-
17th November 2018 – Special Program “Sadhana Swanand Yatra” by Senior devotees
18th Novemeber 2018 – Program by the Balvikas Children
19th November 2018 – Mahila Day program by Ladies wing
20th November 2018 – Musical program by the youth
21st November 2018 – Divine yatras (Bhagawan’s South Africa and Badri Yatra Audio Visual
presentation)
22nd November 2018 – Program on the “Importance of Vedas”
23rd November 2018 – Onkaram, Suprabhatam, Nagar Sankirtan, Vedam, Paduka Pujan, Narayan
Seva and special Bhajan.
Study Circle and Sadhana Shibir:-
The purpose of Study Circle and Sadhana Shibir is to organise spiritual discussion based on
interesting techniques with the intention of assisting the devotees in the search of the divinity inherent in
man.
Study circle is an inseparable part of our organisation. Swami says, “Only reading and understanding
is not sufficient, it is important to find proper place to implement it.
In Nagpur District, 25 Study circle sessions were held at Sai Sankalp Hall.
Two Sadhana Shibirs were organised that covered the topics like Onkar Sadhana, Ashtottar Shat
Namavali Sadhana, Naap Jap Sadhana, Dhyan Sadhana, Veda Sadhana and Namasankirtan.
Veda Chanting:
To derive timely benefits Shri Sathya Sai Baba has cultured us in Veda Chanting. Swami says, “The
Vedic mantra has a Divine power, which interacts with the human power. When the mantra is chanted
with proper intonation, the 65 Divine forces, that are latent in man, become manifest.”
Regular Veda Chanting Classes were held in Nagpur district and devotees practiced new Suktas.
During the auspicious Shrawan Month, Samuhik Rudram Chanting was done at the residence of
devotees in the 3 samithis of Nagpur (East, West and North).
One Ati Rudra Parayan in the form of 11 Maharudra Parayans was organized in different samithis of
Nagpur district.
During the Ashadhi Veda Chanting at Prashanti Nilayam, 150 devotees from Nagpur district
participated in the Veda Chanting.
Regular weekly Veda Classes were held for the Balvikas Children of Gr. 2 and 3 at Sai Sankalp Hall,
Onkar Nagar, Nagpur.
Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas:-
During 2018-19, residential bal vikas classes were held in all the 3 urban samithis of Nagpur and
school balvikas were held in Sri Satya Sai Vidya Mandir, Narsala and Vission Convent, Manish Nagar.
Students between 6 to 15 years of age are being imparted education in human values through the five
techniques of Prayer, Group singing, Silent seating, Story telling and Role play as per the syllabus of the
three years Balvikas curriculum.
School Balvikas Satyasai Convent, Narsala
Celebration of Ishwaramma Week
It needs to be specially mentioned that, these students are not only excelling in spiritual field but also
winning awards in ‘Rashtra Gaurav Gayan Spardha organised by one Bal Jagat institution of Nagpur,
extempore speech on ‘Yog Aarogyachi Gurukilli’ etc. One of the Bal Vikas alumni students from Nagpur
is now guarding our contrie’s Assam border as a Captain in Indian Army. The list is long.
Balvikas students of Vitthal Nagar Bal Vikas participated in the ‘Swacchata Se Divyata Tak’ program
and presented a skit with a message spreading awareness about conservation of the environment.
As many as 96 Balvikas students were given Ishwaramma scholarship as a token of love and
motivation to the girl students to pursue education in spite of financial difficulties.
With the sole intention of including more and more children in this movement of education in human
values, new gurus from amongst the mothers of ex Bal Vikas students and interested devotees were given
training as Bal Vikas Guru.
One day Summer Camp at Sai Sankalp
One day Bal Vikas Summer camp was organised in which both the students as well as parents
actively participated.
Topics like health and personal hygiene, importance of diet, Bhaj Govindam and Quiz on Indian
Culture and spirituality proved as an attraction of the Summer camp.
Rishabh Nair, an Alumni of Mirpuri Music College presented an interactive program with the Bal
Vikas students titled “Conversation with God” on 15th August 2018
Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Vahini
Sri Satya Sai Vidya Mandir is the school adopted under the Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Vahini project.
During 2018-19, a program for English grammar and hand writing improvement for the teachers was
held.
The response we receive from the school teachers and students of Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Mandir and
students of the Vision Convent can be gauged by the fact that the schools prepared a devotional dance
ballet and presented during Swami’s 93rd Birthday Week celebration at Sai Sankalp Hall.
Mother and Child Care:-
The Ladies wing of the organisation conducted regular medical check up camp for the pregnant
woman in Bramhani, Warora and Sawali villages of Kalmeshwar Tahsil in Nagpur district.
One of our Sai Sisters from Nagpur is a Gynaecologist, she examines the women and Iron and
Calcium supplement distribution is also done in these camps. These women are also given Sai Protein
packets.
Mother & Child Care camps in Kalmeshwar Tahsil
During Swami’s 93rd Birthday week Celebration, the Mother & Child Care team of Nagpur
distributed Hygiene Kits to the orphanage inmates of the Shraddhanad Anathalaya and also organised a
Dental Check-up Camp in collaboration with the Govt. Dental College, Nagpur.
During the national breast feeding week, a workshop was organised at the Bramhani village on
importance of breast feeding.
Mother & Child care team of Nagpur had also organised a refresher training for the Anganwadi
Sevikas of the Narsala village. 50 sevikas attended this training.
Haemoglobin check up camp was held for the adolescent girls of the Late Balwantrao Dhawale
School and useful information was given to them on topics related to personal hygiene and Nutritional
diet. Sai protein packets were also distributed on this occasion and the recipe of Sai Protein was also
described to them.
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