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Support to the Differently abled and Transgender
Press Report on the function organised by Foundation in Thanjavur to mark the International Day of Disability.
December 16, 2021
Press Report on the function organised by Foundation in Thanjavur to mark the International Day of Disability.
To mark International Disability Day, Foundation provided Life support equipments to differently abled and Transgender Individuals.
To mark International Disability Day, Foundation provided Life support equipments to over 300 differently abled and 20 Trans in the function held at Thanjavur.
With a view to ascertaining the needs of Trans, to support their livelihood Chairman in conversation with them.
In connection with the function being organised to provide need based support to over 300 differently abled by Foundation Chairman sharing the highlights in the press meet.
Special meals with cake and sweet served to 85 migrant workers and their families staying in makeshift temporary shelters at Melavasthachavady, Thanjavur to mark the occasion.
New dresses given to 85 migrant workers and their families staying in makeshift temporary shelters at Melavasthachavady, Thanjavur to mark the occasion.
The Technicians assessing the suitability of prosthetic limbs manufactured based on measurements taken earlier.
Mother Teresa Health Centre organized free medical camp for the children staying in St. Antony’s Home for Children, Thanjavur.
Mr. Bhagyaraj, who is polio affected and his family from Vaidhyanathanpettai, Thiruvaiyaru, Thanjavur District were severely affected due to torrential rain. The house was totally damaged rendering them homeless. MTF stepped in to help them.
The essence of World Disability Day is to mobilize support for the dignity, equal social status and opportunities for the well being of differently abled and create self confidence.
Measurement of audiogram range being taken for providing audiogram device to hearing impaired.
Rev. Fr. Albert motivating the seniors of Mother Teresa Joy Home for the aged.
Free food to poor people affected by flood due to breach in Lake at Sengipatti, Thanjavur District.
Registration Certificates issued for serving fresh, green, safe and chemical-free cooked food being served in hygienic condition for the children of Anbu Illam and seniors of Mother Teresa Joy Home for the Aged.
The children of Mother Teresa Anbu Illam volunteering during distribution of free lunch to the hungry
Scholarships to students of St. Michael’s High School, Thanjavur sponsored by Foundation.
Mother Teresa Health Centre awarded NABH Entry Level Certificate by Constituent Board of Quality Council of India for its safe and quality medical care within a short span of 5 years. A true reward for our uncompromised quality medical care for the patients.
Women is the sacred gift of God to the society. Respecting them should be our ultimate goal.
Mother Teresa Foundation has been carrying out various charitable activities in the fields of education, health, elderly care relief measures during natural disasters and free
Mrs. Tamilarasi, Educationist, conducted counseling session in Joy Home to enthuse the seniors to come out from the doldrum.
The program acts as a catalyst to fulfill the academic aspirations of the students of marginalized communities.
Measurements taken for providing Prosthetic Limbs to the most deserving for their sustainability.
Chairman discussed with the transgender community people and planned to support for their livelihood in Pattukottai region.
We celebrated International Day of Elder Persons in our Joy Home (home for the aged) with cultural programs and provided gift materials to all the occupants today.
M. Porkodi, a Foundation child studying B.Sc., Microbiology in Government Arts and Science College for Women, Orathanadu has been awarded “The Best Student of the year 2020-21” by the Microbiologist’s Society, India.
Chairman igniting enthusiasm among seniors in Joy home.
Posters containing measures to be followed to arrest spread of covid distributed to the beneficiaries for strict compliance.
Chairman handing over smart phone to Selvi.Srividhya, I year BBA student for easy access to online classes.
Advanced age no bar for entertainment. Elders proving their talents in indoor games.
The Foundation has been providing life support equipments to the differently-abled poor people. We plan to observe World Disability Day in December.
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