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abhaya's 14th year of Selfless service

Form 10B, Certificates u/s 12A & 80G, FC-4, Form TM-A... and the list goes on.

All the above annual compliances are required under various acts regulating abhaya Foundation.

To just promote a good cause and serve society, should one comply with all of the above mammoth tasks?

Yes, very much. Being transparent and accountable is the duty of every NGO and abhaya's founder who is a Company Secretary himself has done his best to comply with these.

All our receipts and payments are audited by a qualified chartered accountant and the same are published on our website. We also have the Trust Deed, Approvals from regulatory bodies including PAN card are hosted on the website for public access. To have a glimpse of them, click here

Started in the year 2006 with a motive to "Love all and Serve All", we have crossed many milestones and many yet are to be reached soon.

Some of the remarkable ones include
  • CII enlisted abhaya in their Dossier of NGO’s
  • Finalist in iVolunteer Award
  • Received Visesha Seva Puraskar from HH Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji
  • Registered under BSE Summan
  • Founder is the recipient of Anantha Aani Muthyalu Award
        ..and the list goes on.

As they tell it rightly "You get what you give", we have supported over 600+ surgeries and 600+ students, and the best part is that many of them who have received help in the past provide strong support in the future. Our Secretary Sri SV Siva Krishna is the best example of this.

This makes abhaya an entirely volunteer-driven organisation without any managerial staff adding up to the cost of the organistation.

Unlike many organisations which are limited to promoting one cause like providing food, making education accessible, abhaya's scope of service is huge. From providing blankets during the winters to providing umbrellas in the summers, from giving a home to the homeless at "abhaya Home of Happiness" at Hyderabad to CSR activities in Africa and Nepal, abhaya has no boundries when it comes to serve the needy.

The past 14 years have been a wonderful journey and it couldn't be possible without the support of the donors, volunteers, well-wishers.  We take this occasion to thank all of them without who this journey would be impossibe.

Please do check the well-drafted report here


Thank you,
Sandesh K
(Volunteer)
sandeshkanarlaparti@gmail.com

 



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