AATHI SIDDHAR DIVINE TRUST objectives

Our Objectives

Trust Objectives

AATHI SIDDHAR DIVINE TRUST

Purpose  •  Service  •  Social Impact

  1. To undertake social welfare activities based on Siddhar tradition, spirituality, moral values, humanity and public service.
  2. To provide necessary assistance to poor and needy people, destitute persons, senior citizens, differently abled persons, women, children and the general public.
  3. To provide educational assistance, books, fee assistance, uniforms and educational materials to poor and deserving students.
  4. To conduct free coaching classes, guidance classes and skill development training programmes for poor students in rural and urban areas.
  5. To conduct free or low-cost coaching camps for government examinations, employment examinations and competitive examinations.
  6. To create awareness for enrolling school drop-out children in education and to assist them in continuing their studies.
  7. To provide Annadhanam, food materials, clothing and essential commodities to poor and needy people.
  8. To provide welfare assistance to destitute senior citizens, patients, differently abled persons and economically backward people.
  9. To conduct free medical camps, eye check-up camps, blood donation camps and public health awareness camps.
  10. To create awareness about Siddha medicine, naturopathy, yoga, meditation, herbal medicine and traditional health practices.
  11. To provide assistance relating to hospital care, medicines, medical tests and treatment to poor patients who are in need of medical care.
  12. To create awareness among the general public regarding drinking water, sanitation, toilets, cleanliness, disease prevention and environmental hygiene.
  13. To implement programmes for women’s welfare, women’s safety, women’s education, women’s self-employment and women’s skill development.
  14. To provide assistance to widows, single mothers, destitute women and economically affected women.
  15. To create awareness regarding child protection, child education, child health and child welfare.
  16. To provide assistive devices, educational assistance, employment guidance and welfare assistance to differently abled persons.
  17. To conduct vocational training, employment guidance, self-employment training and life skill development programmes for youth.
  18. To create awareness on prohibition of alcohol, eradication of drug abuse, prevention of smoking and freedom from harmful habits.
  19. To undertake environmental protection, tree plantation, water conservation, rainwater harvesting and green development activities.
  20. To undertake awareness activities relating to village development, public welfare improvement, roads, drinking water, sanitation, education and social facilities.
  21. To involve in the maintenance and cleanliness of temples, spiritual places, public utility places and heritage places.
  22. To conduct research, awareness and training programmes on Siddhars, Siddhar history, Siddhar songs, Siddhar philosophy, spiritual traditions and Tamil heritage.
  23. To conduct yoga, meditation, breathing exercises, mental peace training and moral discipline training camps.
  24. To conduct spiritual discourses, moral classes, humanitarian seminars and social harmony programmes.
  25. To provide public welfare services to all people without discrimination on the basis of caste, religion, language, race, gender or any other difference.
  26. To conduct programmes that promote social harmony, peace, brotherhood, humanity and mutual respect.
  27. To undertake relief activities during disasters such as floods, cyclones, fire accidents, epidemics and natural calamities.
  28. To provide food, drinking water, clothing, medicines, shelter and essential assistance to people affected by disasters.
  29. To establish and run public welfare centres such as shelter homes, old age homes and service centres for destitute persons, senior citizens and patients.
  30. To establish hostels, training centres, libraries, reading rooms and educational centres for poor students and youth.
  31. To conduct free legal awareness, government welfare scheme awareness and rights-related guidance programmes for the general public.
  32. To guide the general public in availing government welfare schemes, educational scholarships, medical assistance, senior citizen assistance, differently abled assistance and similar benefits.
  33. To create awareness among farmers, village people and labourers regarding welfare schemes, organic farming, livestock care and livelihood development.
  34. To conduct training programmes for handicrafts, small industries, home-based industries, self-help groups and women’s self-employment development.
  35. To provide assistance to poor families for urgent needs such as marriage, education, medical treatment and death-related assistance.
  36. To promote blood donation, organ donation awareness, eye donation awareness and humanitarian donation services.
  37. To undertake activities for providing libraries, spiritual books, Tamil literature books, Siddhar books and knowledge-enhancing books to the general public.
  38. To publish books, pamphlets, videos and awareness materials relating to spirituality, moral values, Siddhar tradition, Tamil heritage, social welfare and public service.
  39. To assist poor people in obtaining housing facilities, drinking water facilities, sanitation facilities and basic livelihood facilities.
  40. To establish and run schools, colleges, training centres, medical camps, social service centres and welfare centres.
  41. To conduct programmes for improving the physical health, mental health, family welfare, social welfare and spiritual well-being of the general public.
  42. To develop discipline, patriotism, social responsibility, humanity and service-mindedness among students and youth.
  43. To encourage and honour persons, volunteers, social workers and welfare workers who are engaged in public service.
  44. To create volunteers, involve them in social welfare activities and provide them with necessary training.
  45. To provide free counselling camps, family welfare counselling, educational counselling, career guidance and life guidance to the general public.
  46. To undertake activities relating to clean surroundings, plastic eradication, waste management, public cleanliness and sanitation awareness.
  47. To work for the progress of backward sections of society, tribal people, rural people, labourers and economically affected people.
  48. To undertake cleanliness activities, tree plantation and public welfare service activities in temple premises, streets, village areas, water bodies and public utility places.
  49. To provide direct welfare services to the general public in the fields of education, medicine, spirituality, environment, cleanliness, humanity and social welfare.
  50. To undertake various public welfare, spiritual, educational, medical and humanitarian services for the improvement of the lives of poor and needy people, devotees, students, women, children, senior citizens, differently abled persons and the general public in need.
  51. To promote the advancement of any other object of general public utility beneficial to the public at large, without any profit motive.
  52. To establish, maintain and support community service centres, charitable help desks and welfare facilitation centres for providing guidance, assistance and relief to the general public.
  53. To organise public awareness programmes, seminars, camps and campaigns on health, education, environment, social responsibility, ethical living, civic duties, public welfare and humanitarian service.