Covid 19 Rescue project update

A destitute woman was found, identified, necessary paperwork done with the Chennai Corporation, Chennai Police and rescued from the streets of Chennai.

We are glad that we have been able to help in these difficult times. We hope other Rotary Clubs in the city of Chennai identify destitutes and call us for help so this service can help more people.

These images show what Rotary is capable of doing and why Rotarians believe in Service above Self.

She had been now moved to an Old aged home, Little Drops in the suburbs of Chennai.

Thank you so much for your continued support

RCCK

We painted the gate at corporation school in Thiruvanmiyur as Independence Day project using Flag of India as background

Most of the schools walls and gates are dilapidated. Hopefully children will have higher self esteem and motivation to attend regularly with these painted gates.

Thanks to Arnish Uberoi and his mother Anuradha Uberoi for making this happen.

Ties up with Radio Mirchi

RCCK has tied up with Radio Mirchi:

1. RCCK will fund the fees for students who are desirous of higher studies, this will be done through Radio Mirchi.

2. RCCK will be the partner for distribution of mobile phones, smart phones, to next students to enable them to participate in online classes.

3. Radio Mirchi will run a campaign fur these projects.

Covid 19 Rescue

The Rotary Club of Chennai Kilpauk, established a project to rescue the destitute and sick from the roads of Chennai. 

With permissions from Chennai Corporation, the police and the appropriate agencies of the Government the project has started with the first rescue.

A man found on the streets of Chennai was rescued, given a bath, haircut, food, clothing and treated for Covid 19.

Once the result came as negative the destitute was moved to an old aged home..."Little Drops" in the suburbs.

The very first rescue is now complete and has motivated the club members to do more.

RCCK continues its good work

RCCk this morning handed over equipment requested by a night shelter for destitute women.

RCCK handed over a blender, tiffin boxes, grinder, water bottles and flasks, ceiling fan and water heating kettle.

Rtn. Mukund Bhaiya ensured that the required materials was acquired Indore of the lockdown.  Rtn Mukund Bhaiya said 'Rtn Vasanthi has been in touch with this shelter and we have helped them earlier also during crisis times with her help, we have done this project'.

We have received this message from the night shelter

Dear Madam

We would like to thank you and your rotary club of kilpauk for the generous help you have given us.  We are so glad that you were able to take time out of your schedule time to help us. 

It was an honor to receive 8 fans, mixie and grinder for the kitchen. Lunch boxes and flask too. We once again thank you all very much for helping us. God bless you all

With regads

Matilda

Night Shelter.