SGEF- INITIATIVES

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 The Foundation for Tribal Health Care  With an aim to eliminate avoidable blindness in many villages in the Tribal lands of  Bhadradri by the year 2025, SGEF initiated a project and we are delighted to report that there has been significant achievement in treatment targets. The project has provided many sight restoring  cataract surgeries. The project targeted poor tribal men, women and children living in the remote  and underserved areas of the tribal zones. The Foundation strives to educate and elevate the  illiterate tribal people in the rural areas of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. 

The foundation also launched an afforestation mission on her last birth anniversary and continued it by facilitating the drive of 5,000 saplings in various parts of the state.

Tree for Life- Mission One Million Trees, SGEF’s initiative to contribute to climate change and environmental sustainability, has been launched in various parts of the country on her birth anniversary. 

The foundation also launched an afforestation mission on her last birth anniversary and continued it by facilitating the drive of 5,000 saplings in various parts of the state.

Tree for Life- Mission One Million Trees, SGEF’s initiative to contribute to climate change and environmental sustainability, has been launched in various parts of the country on her birth anniversary. 

Members of Shyamala Gopalan Foundation who donated one 25kg rice bag each, near 10 Ganesh Mandapams.

 SGEF also has initiated a group insurance Scheme for small time transporters and auto drivers in which a life cover of 

Rs 5,00,000 was given to 500 families in the town.  

 As a part of the commemoration of Dr. Shyamala Gopalan, Charitable activities were also conducted in her memory, under which ration kits were given to poor and vulnerable families in South India   

The SGEF was instrumental in 60 tribal residents of Palvancha regaining their eye sight. One of the beneficiaries of the programme, said, " I have never expected that i would able to see the world again. Thanks to SGEF for helping me see again."

    SGEF Founder, Chairman Mr. N Suresh Reddy mentions that he took up the initiative after a tribal activist approached the SGEF seeking help for poor tribal people, who have eye defects.

 On the occasion of Shyamala Gopalan Educational Foundation Formation day, Free medical camps were organized at health care institutions associated with foundation. 

 On the occasion of Shyamala Gopalan Educational Foundation Formation day, Free Blood Donation camps were organized at health care institutions associated with foundation.