Sanitization activities are progressing in different public places of Kothamangalam in association with Kothamangalam municipality and Fire & Rescue Kothamangalam. Till now we distributed more than 3000 units of masks, 200 units of hand wash lotion, 100 units of hand sanitizers and installed 15 units of hand washing facilities. The stitching of masks, preparation of hand sanitizers, lotions, etc is going on.

In response to the present situation of Covid 19, Sevakiran started our voluntary activities since last week. We are preparing and distributing hand sanitizer, hand washing lotions, and masks for the needy people, setting up hand washing facilities in different places.

Vivekakanda Vidyalayam conducted a get-together for the grand Mothers named as Muthassi Sangamam. Mr. K G Subhagan inaugurated the programme and the grand mothers shared their experience. The students of UKG Observed "PADAPOOJA" of their grand mothers.

Graduation ceremony of UKG stuidents was conducted on 6th March 2020. SMC president Dr. Radhakrishnan distributed the certificates.

Pragathi Balabhavan was Celebration the Children'day on 16th November 2019 in association with District Child Protection Unit and conducted drawing completion for the children.

UKG And 2nd std Students visited the police station and post office as part of celebration of Childern's day, The Students are dressed as Nehruji, Gandhiji,Mother theresa, Sister Nivedhitha and also

Pragathi Balabhavan celebrates its anniversary as family get-together named as Deepavali Kudumba Sangamam in an every Deepavali Day.This year Pragathi Balabhavan celebrated its Anniversary along with dignitaries of Bijibal Maniyil (Indian composer and playback singer in the Malayalam film industry) , Sajan Palluruthy (Indian film actor and comedian) and A Goapalakrishnan ( Seema Jagaran Akhila Bharathiya samyojak)

Let's join with the Hands of Sevakiran

The Collection Center which has been established at Pragathi Balabhavan Thrikkariyoor provides essential items for flood victims in Kerala

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Extending our supports  to world famous Chendamangalam  Handloom workers in the form of financial aid to revamp flood affected Handloom units. 
Chendamangalam has been famous for its handweaven clothes since long and about 63 families are even today, engaged in this traditional  form of Handloom production. Flood  washed off these workers homes, assets, stock and raw materials completely, making them helpless like never before. 

Khadi being the symbol of our legacy of freedom struggle,  these families  must be supported with top priority. 

Please come and join us hand in hand in this noble cause..

A group of young NSS volunteers accompanied by Sevakiran staff conducted livelihoods survey at Paravoor.

Damage of cultural heritages  like palium palace and ancient places of worship was identified along with this.

Three forms of traditional trades as khadi,  clay pottery and coir works was identified to be majorly affected by the flood.
Together with these, loss of livestock, furniture, household utensilsand trades were seen common.

One day games and ventilation secession was provided at kanjikuzhy for school children to recover from the haunting memories of flood. 
Sincere gratitude to the dignitaries, team from YMBC dept of Social Work, district mission staff ofkudumbasree, panchayat and school authorities for their wholehearted supports in making it usef

Our team gave orientation to the YMBC team and scheduled coming secessions,  learning from the programmes completed. All contemporary  developments in field level interventions  and group work briefed and communicated in a half day secession and all formats of reporting set to make it completely measurable and  outcome focused

Women and Children were seen to have sustained effects of flood. Children were specifically observed to have fear and anxiety as a reflective manifestation of their parents' feelings. Children were provided with Psycho-social support in association with Kudumbashree Jilla Mision, Snehitha Gender Help Desk and Yeldo Mar Baselious College; PG Department of Social Work in which more than 120 children from affected families participated. Games and motivational interactions were scheduled in the package and it recieved high appreciation from the families of children.

A medical camp was conducted at Aluva in association with SANSKAR PRATHISHTAN PUNE on 1-9-2018 in which more than 200 beneficiaries participated. Spectacles were distributed to the needy after diagnosis by the opthalmic team free of cost. 

Women and Children were seen to have sustained effects of flood. Children were specifically observed to have fear and anxiety as a reflective manifestation of their parents' feelings. Children were provided with Psycho-social support in association with Yeldo Mar Baselious College; PG Department of Social Work in which more than 120 children from affected families participated. Games and motivational interactions were scheduled in the package and it recieved high appreciation from the families of children. 

Follow up is planned for one month in association with the College team; comprised of Students and Alumni and a series of camps for pshcho-social support are being planned at different locations for September. 

A medical camp was conducted for flood affected families of aluva on 2-9-18 in association with Sanskar Pratishtan Pune and Spectacles were distributed to the needy after diagnosis. This was appreciated by the community and beneficiaries.

Sending victims back homes is not the end. It's in fact; the beginning. Our volunteers identified women and children; being desperate and stressed upon entering into their houses at the sight of destructed homes and loss of assets gathered with their lifetime. Children seemed to be gloomy on view of their bicycles and toys being lost in the flood. Reaching them back at homes and providing them psycho-social supports to accommodate with the situation and build resilience to strap their boots for another race to regain everything was identified essential in course of recovery plan.

We express our heartfelt gratitude to the Students and faculties of Marian Academy of Management Studies and Yeldo Mar Bbaselious College PG Department of Social work for setting a team of 55 volunteers including students and alumni for a period of one month to conduct psycho-social support and games for the victims to bring them back to normal state of well-being.

People started to move back to their houses and cleaning and sanitation supports were rendered by 200 volunteers, dividing into 10 teams. There existed a huge probability regarding the hygiene of drinking water sources and submerged houses though it were cleaned and disinfected several times before staying in these houses. 

Combined with this; disturbed routine and non-balanced meals of camps and relief parties seemed to have affected the well-being of persons living with diabetics cancer, renal illness, heart diseases and bedridden patients. Many persons lost their disability aids in the flood also. In this view; we started campaigning for medical camps and the first camp was conducted on 23-08-2018 at thrikkariyoor. 

By the meantime; SANSKAR PRATISHTAN, an NGO based in Pune sent their team to conduct medical camps for 3  days. We gratefully acknowledge their efforts and services to support the flood victims of aluva and Paravoor blocks of ernakulam district. We thankfully acknowledge the efforts taken by Sanskar pratishtan to send ophthalmologists in the team and supply spectacles to the needy free of cost after diagnosis. 

Onam was very colorless and dull due to flood calamities in the entire State. when more than 10 lakhs of people remained helpless either in the relief camps or at homes; struggling to accommodate to the reality of losing all assets gathered with their lifetime and the entire businesses and trades affected heavily due to loss of stocks and business; it couldn't have been made any better. 

Resilience is in the veins of all. What is needed is to kickstart it at the right time. All our officials and volunteers stayed back in relief camps and flood-affected locations on the day of Onam,  dining with them, the food sent from the base camp and passing the message of love and solidarity to the flood-affected families. Together with this; cleaning of houses, wells and distribution of kits for those who return home were carried out simultaneously.

Onam; being affected by the flood, all trades and businesses remained affected. To support persons living with disabilities; kits containing groceries packed snacks and dress were distributed for persons, living with disabilities and depending on wheelchair scooters for work/subsistence to support the loss of income caused through flood calamities. Persons came from different flood affected locations from around and appreciated this support in the hour of crisis.

Recovery operations started as water levels started to fall in the rivers and flood-affected areas. Camps continued since houses were damaged and victims could not move back to their houses. we started recovery actions in areas were flooding subsided by sending our volunteer team of 200 persons, dividing into 10 teams to assess damage primarily, clean houses and premises, well sanitation for the first round and removing mud accumulated on roads and pavements to enable vehicle access.

1. Ten vehicles, sufficient sets of heavy duty pumps including submersible pumps to pump out water, all cleaning implements, generator sets and pressure pumps were carried by all teams.

2. Materials for sanitation combined with first aid, food, and water were carried to the victims along with these services. 

3. Relief kit containing groceries for two weeks, packed food and snacks, water and basic household utensils, new clothes, bedsheets, blankets, and mattresses were started to be distributed in all the locations by volunteers for people returning home.  

250 volunteers divided into 20 teams and engaged in relief operations in different locations. drinking water, Food packets, first aid, and rescue remained key focus areas. thousand food packets per day and enough packed drinking water for victims were carried by volunteer teams every day.

Rescue operations on, hand in hand with the authorities. Hundreds of our volunteers saved thousands of families trapped in flooded houses in different locations of ernakulam and Idukki such as Neriyamangalam, Kothamangalam, Perumbavoor, kalady, aluva and paravoor and moved them to relief camps. Started relief camps at neriyamangalam and Kothamangalam. 

Our rescue in Muvattupuzha received appreciation for the performance excellence in rescue operations shown by our team in Muvattupuzha from the State disaster management authority 

Kothamangalam set as base camp and food packets and rescue teams started to be forwarded to different locations of both ernakulam and idukki Districts.

Our rescue team is ready with all equipments and 100 experienced volunteers.

Helpline : 9387230829, 9400102370

Sevakiran Conducted Blood donation camp on 28/07/2018 in association with Indian Medical Association Ernakulam and Blood Donors Kerala.Sevakiran Executive Member Shri.P R Unnikrishnan Inaugurated the Camp, Hundreds of Peoples were donated Blood.  

Sevakiran celebrated International Yoga day in associate with Nangelil Ayurvedic Medical College. Kothamangalam Divisional Forest Officer Shri S Unnikrishnan IFS has inaugurated the function.

As a part of International Yoga day celebrations, sevakiran conducted a half marathon in association with MA college NSS unit and Nangelil Ayurvedic Medical college. the program was inaugurated by Shri. VK Sasikumar kothamangalam Town Sub Inspector.

"Be there for someone else. Give blood. Share life."

Every year, on 14 June, countries around the world celebrate World Blood Donor Day. The event serves to thank voluntary, unpaid blood donors for their life-saving gifts of blood and to raise awareness of the need for regular blood donations to ensure the quality, safety, and availability of blood and blood products for patients in need.

 Sevakiran Will Celebrates WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY on Jun 5th with the participation of Vivekananda Vidyalaya. 

Sevakiran conducted Capacity Building and Skill Development Program for youths. 

Pragathi Balabhavan Celebrates Its 6th Annual Day and Deepavaly Family Meet

18th October 2017 at 5:00pm onwards at DBHS School Campus,Thrikkariyoor. All are specially Inviting for the Annual Day Celebration.

Inauguration of Community Hall at Uriyampetty 

Date: 26-04-2017

Time: 11 am

Venue: Uriyampetty

SWESTI- Sevakiran's Women Empowerment Societyfor Total Integrity

Date: 12-03-2017

Time:12.30 pm to 4.00 pm

Venue: Vivekananda Vidyalayam, Thankalam, Kothamangalam

Vivekananda Vidyalayam Celebrating there 24th Annual Day on 16th February 2017 at 5:30 pm onwards at School Campus. All are specially Inviting for the Annual Day Celebration.

Training Program for SWESTI Unit Excutive Members on 22nd January 2017 at 2 pm at Vivekananda Vidyalayam, Thankalam

On the behalf of Vadassery unit of SWESTI conducting 'Lifestyle Diseases Awareness Seminar' for Womens on 28th December 2016 at Govt. UP School Vadassery at 11 AM. The seminar is taken by Mr. Dhamanan Payepra (Principal- Matha College Muvattupuzha)

Mar Baselios Dental College and Pragathi Balabhavan Jontly conducting Dental Camp for Children's on the day of children's day (14-11-2016) at Devasowm Board High School, Thrikkariyoor at 10 am onwards

5th Annual Celebration of Pragathi Balabhavan and Deepavali Family meet at Dewasom Board High School, Thrikkariyoor at 5 pm onwards.

SWESTI celebrtes International Girl Child Day on 15th October 2016 at Vivekanada Vidyalayam, Thankalam at 2 PM.

Inauguration of drinking water project at Uriyampetty Tribal colony (in Kuttampuzha) is held on 1st Oct. 2016 at 11 am

Free Tribal Insurance Programme Inaguration at Kuttampuzha Panchayath Tribal Shelter on 11 am

Vivekananda Vidyalayam Independence Day Celebration at 8.30 am-12.30 pm

SWESTI-World Breast Feeding Week Aug 1 to 07

Date-07.08.2016

Time-2.30pm

Venue- Vivekananda Vidayalayam, Thankalam

Sevakiran womens Empowerment Society for Total Integrity (SWESTI)

Genaral Boady meeting 2pm @ Thankalam

Free Tailoring Machine Distribution for selected women as part of empowering women entrepreneurship.

World Youth Skill Day Seminar.  

2 PM @ Vivekananda Vidyalayam Campus, Kothamangalam

Vivekananda School Campus @ 3 PM

International Yoga day Celebration at Vivekanadha School, Thankalam at 4 pm