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Annai Fathima Child Welfare Centre
- Being recognized and registered (41/83) by the State Government of Tamil Nadu, India as one of the best NGO for its true social activities. The organization being a minority institution was awarded its recognition after 3 years from its establishement.
- Awarded 80G to be exempted from the Tax payment.
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Annai Fathima Child Welfare Centre, has worked out it’s best to provide quality and best education possible to the children. Mrs.Rani Krishnan did not stop the dreams of the children under her care, rather she encouraged them to think about their future and helped the children to achieve it. As everyone realizes the importance of education Mrs.Rani Krishnan also gave more importance for the children’s education by collecting funds from many people to educate a single child. It’s a known fact that parents do feel difficult to educate their own children but Mrs.Rani Krishnan with the help from many people molded many abandoned children into Graduates.
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Children of Annai Fathima Child Welfare Centre at
the early 80’s |
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The trust was started at the early
80’s with 10 children and only in a thatched roofed room
was available to Mrs.Rani Krishnan and the children of the Annai
Fathima Trust. The picture shows Mrs.Rani Krishnan, Mr.Krishnan
and Mrs.Alphonse Mary mother of Mrs.Rani Krishnan. But now after
a sheer hard work and sacrifice of Mrs.Rani Krishnan for 25 years
have made the centre a place to accommodate nearly 150 children
of which 30 Tsunami affected people and children have also got
the shelter of this growing institution, which will definitely
become a place to provide shelter for more people with the grace
of the Lord and sponsors like you.
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Marriage hosted by Mrs.Rani Krishnan. |
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Mrs.Rani Krishnan does not stop
with nursing of children and senior citizens but she extents her
activity till more like a mother, where she also finds a bride
for the girls brought up under her care, from the beginning till
now she has arranged the marriage for 23 women, by collecting
funds and the house hold requirements required to lead a domestic
life as she firmly believes that its her duty to provide a secured
life in future.
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