Ini Oru Vidhi Seivom Trust Tirupur has been on the field continuously, supporting the needy by providing them with adequate help and support. During this lockdown period until April 5, they have provided help to over 500 migrants and 300 families, orphanages and old age homes.
Ini Oru Vidhi Seivom Trust Tirupur has been on the field continuously, supporting the needy by providing them with adequate help and support. During this lockdown period until April 5, they have provided help to over 500 migrants and 300 families, orphanages and old age homes.
1200 kg rice bags, groceries and vegetables have been donated to various needy families and migrants in Tirupur. They also donated 1000 (3 ply) masks, 200 hand gloves, 100 hand sanitizers (400 ml each) to the Tirupur Corporation, Tirupur City Police and the Tirupur Transport Department.
100 face protection shields were provided to the Tirupur City Police Department to protect themselves. 50 PPE Kits and 100 N95 masks were delivered to the Tirupur Corporation.
25 PPE kits were also delivered to the Tirupur Government Hospital.
With the intention of upkeeping the hygiene of the people, the Ini Oru Vidhi Seivom Trust offered slippers to many inmates at schools in Coimbatore and Tirupur.
The trust and it's volunteers donated 10 kits of vegetables and 115 sets of slippers to the inmates of Seva Samithi and Dhevangapuram High School and 35 sets of slippers to the inmates of Chandra Kavi and Palaniammal School in Tirupur.
Speaking about the work of the trust, Kavitha Jenarthanan said, "We are just the messengers of all the good souls who are donating to us to ensure we reach the really needy and to support the government in whichever way possible. We have done this work in the past and will continue to do so with the great support of our volunteers and contributors."