FOOD For 1000 CHILDREN PROGRAMME

Since 2005 , Sri Ayyappa Seva Samaj , have dedicated one day before the Jamhuri Day, for celebrating XMAS with the less fortunate children from 20 + orphanage homes involving over 1400 children of all ages. Our main objective and aim is to give them feeling of XMAS celebrations which otherwise they are unable to see or enjoy. We create an atmosphere to give them joy of Christmas along with Food rations,  handful of gifts , Chocolates  and some  new clothes.

Sri Ayyappa Seva Samaj is a community based Hindu Religious & charitable society formed in 1989 by  a  group of Lord Ayyappa Devotees in Nairobi.  Lord Ayyappa  is the deity of Sabarimala temple, in Kerala, India.  Devotees, mainly of all South Indian Communities worship the Lord as ‘’Annadhana Prabhu’’ which means ‘’the Lord who provides Food to the needy’’.  This Lord is also known as the ‘’Lord of the Masses’’ and worshiped by people across many religions and castes.

Sri Ayyappa Seva Samaj through it’s ‘’Food for 1000 children programme’’ provide one time meal to over 1000 children on a daily basis through the selected 20 + homes.  Food Rations are given to  10 homes every month by rotation on a regular basis to reach food for these children.  This project was launched in the year 2005 and we are happy to inform you that we have been meeting this target and this would not have been possible without the support of our well-wishers  and many corporate sponsors. Following is synopsis of ‘’Food for 1000 children programme’’.

Mentioned below is the Synopsys of our Charity  initiative.

  • Started  in 2005  with few Children’s homes
  •  Now over 1400 children benefit at least one time meal on a daily basis
  • By 2021 , We are supporting 20 homes
  • During December Mega X-MAS CARNIVAL event we provide them  with food donation that can support them for 2 months.

Though we concentrate on providing food items, through our well-wisher’s sponsorship and  support selected students with Educational assistance, donation of Wheel chairs to physically challenged people who cannot afford the same.

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