Dreams got transformed into reality when a few passionate friends got together and ideated to set course to the concept of ‘Give A Hand Foundation’. We are not kidding when we rant out the figures that 10 million children serve as child labour in the age of 5-18 and crime against children has increased five times over with thousands going missing daily. Mal-nourishment and atrocities against girl child are left to your imagination. Against this backdrop, Mr. S Mohan Raj, the Managing Trustee and Mr Senthil Kumar, the Trustee set up this organisation to extend a helping hand to alleviate the existing miserable condition of our children by helping them get basic education, taking care of their nutrition in their daily diet and giving them good medical treatment as and when the need arises. Wouldn’t you do that had they been your children?
Besides being honest and responsible, they are made to understand that every action of theirs has a consequence and it will hold them in good stead if they make informed choices to live a good life.
As they become responsible for their actions they learn to own up to their mistakes in case things don’t work out and have the strength to rise up again.
If we show them respect they would reciprocate and respect you back. We produce a model to them by leading our lives with care and they are sure to repeat what they see.
Children should be given the freedom to freely express themselves without being judged. The ability for a child to create something from personal feelings can nurture their emotional health. Care is taken that nutritious food is provided and there is enough stock of stationery for their regular studies. The Trust also gives them ample opportunities to showcase their extra-curricular talent in the Annual celebration events.
Hailing from a village called Kalpattu, we helped him complete his studies from the 6th grade to the 10th grade. He is now employed as a printing technician at Chennai. He has been given a new lease in life and successfully earning a livelihood and supporting his parents living in Mumbai.
Anandhi is the last of her two elder siblings, Anu & Anitha, who have been married off. She is getting trained in a skill training institute in Bangalore where her father works as a labour. We are helping her to build a new future for herself and her family.
Dennys and Shelfa are two close friends, originating from the Kalpattu Village. Shelfa discontinued her studies Class IX and migrated to Bangalore, whereas Dennys is pursuing her graduation in English in a private collage, in the Kallakurichi District, carving out a niche for herself. Shelfa is doing her Dip. in General Nursing in Cuddalore, sponsored by the HRPB. It is private owned hospital managed by the Trust.
Both Boys & Girls HRPB Playing And Sharing Their Skills Through A Paper Game At Free Time.
A Group Of Girls Students At HRPG.
Another View Of Boys Who Studied HRPB Hostel The Year 2015-2019
Both Primary Boys Class 6th To 12th Class Study At HRPB From 2015-2019
Both were our students from the 2nd grade to the 12th grade. Sathya had to drop out due to her family issues.
Free Note Books Distribution At School Through Rural Community Trust Sponsor By Paadhai Trust, Bangalore
Both Primary Boys Class 6th To 12th Class Study At HRPB From 2015-2019
A View Of Home For Rural Poor Boys Building.
Annual Day Celebration Both Boys And Girls Dance Together And Enjoy The Day With Our Students
Another View Of Girls Alone Dance Expressed Their Cultural Dance Skill With Song
One of our Trustee V.Anthony Cruise distributed the certificate to students in the shelter home. She completed her +2 (XII the class)-Now she works as eye technician in Bangalore. RCT sponsored her studies on Initial stage.
Free Notebooks Given By RCT Students At School With Their Head Misters And Class Teachers. The Students From Class X & XI Standard.