Punarnava

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Punarnava Charitable Trust is wholly focused on improving the health, education and welfare of poverty struck villages on the outskirts of Coimbatore in Tamilnadu, South India, highlighting, amongst so many pressing demands, the need to feed the neglected elderly and provide a monthly free medical health camp. They specifically address: 

  • Relief of sickness.  Every month they provide a free medical camp to ill villagers for whom this is the only access to medical care.  The difference they make to the quality of life of the sick and diseased is inestimable.  Diabetes, infectious diseases, blindness, strokes, arthritis are  just some of the prevailing issues. 
  • Feeding 100 elderly neglected villagers daily.  With increased urbanisation many elderly are left to fend for themselves with no family to take care of them. Many of them are blind, disabled or immobile. All of them are malnourished and painfully thin. They are too frail to work and would slowly starve to death if it wasn't for the wholesome, fresh, hot meal Punarnava delivers to them daily.  
Careful due diligence was done by an OKA associate who visited them.  The incredible thing about their work is the minimal costs. There are no administrative costs at all as it is run by dedicated volunteers.  Similarly the logistics, doctor's fees, identification process for eligibility is all free.  This means that all the money donated goes directly to those that suffer most with no wasteful and unnecessary administrative costs. 


Grants Awarded to Punarnava by One Kind Act   

17 August 2023: From raising funds by Prideview Group at their Cricket Cup Day and and from OKA funds, a grant of £12,500 was made towards the purchase of provisions and for the preparation of a daily midday meal for 100+ elderly villagers, as part of the continuance of Project Annam.

25 July 2022: From a kind donation by Ritu Soni and from OKA funds, a grant of £3,000 was made towards the purchase of provisions and for the preparation of a daily midday meal for 100+ elderly villagers, as part of the continuance of Project Annam.

7 February 2022: grant of £8,000 was made towards the purchase of provisions and for the preparation of a daily midday meal for 100+ elderly villagers, as part of the continuance of Project Annam.

27 August 2021: From funds raised through our India Covid Appeal, a grant of £2,500 was made towards provision of Ayurveda medicines and post covid support to families who have lost loved ones

12 February 2021: As result of the kind donation from a kind donor, a grant of £1,000 was made towards the purchase of provisions and for the preparation of a daily midday meal for 100+ elderly villagers, as part of the continuance of Project Annam, which is working under the strict rules of Covid-19. 

16 October 2020: A grant of £12,200 was made for the purchase of vegetables, rice, coconuts and provisions and for the preparation of a daily midday meal for 150 elderly villagers for the whole year, as part of the continuance of Project Annam, which is working under the strict rules of Covid-19. 

19 October 2019: A grant of £14,320 was made for the purchase of vegetables, rice, coconuts and provisions and to prepare daily Community lunches for 100+ elderly for the whole year. 

1 August 2018: A grant of £12,283 was made to provide food and medical camp for 100 neglected poverty struck villagers for 1 year 

19 June 2017: A grant of £11,500 was made to provide food and medical camp for 100 neglected poverty struck villagers for 1 year 


04 April 2016:
A grant of £10,000 was made to provide food and medical camp for 100 neglected poverty struck villagers for 1 year 

 


About One Kind Act

One Kind Act Change Communities and lives of others globally who suffer as a result of Poverty of Health, Nutrition and Education and may have Fallen Through The Net of the larger charities. Learn More here

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