TKK Constructs Two New Houses for the Poor under Aharya Yojane Initiative
“Charity is a supreme virtue and the great channel through which the mercy of God is passed on to mankind. It is the virtue that unites men and inspires their noblest efforts.”
Mangaluru: Charity sees the need, not the cause. No one has ever become poor by giving. With purity and kindness in one’s heart, a timely help given to a needy person with no expectation in return is termed as a good help.
Under the motto of “Unity in diversity “, Tulu Koota Kuwait has actively committed itself to the welfare of the deprived and needy people of Tulu Nadu. It has been pursuing its goal of helping the underprivileged in society since its inception, under various projects. TKK has dedicated its time and efforts in reaching out to those who are underprivileged in society.
This year, Tulu Koota initiated a new Project named Ahraya Yojane, under which TKK will construct a house for the needy. As promised and announced during TKK Rasamanjari 2019. It has already completed and handed over 2 houses to the poor and needy families before the monsoon season.
On 9th May 2019, Tulu Koota Kuwait President Ramesh S Bhandary inaugurated and handed over a renovated house to Mrs. Kalyani from Edapadav, Bajpe. Tulu Koota Kuwait donated around 1.5 lakhs to this house renovation project. Mrs. Kalyani, the beneficiary of this project, wholeheartedly thanked Tulu Koota Kuwait and its members for bearing the expenses of the complete house renovation and giving her new hope for living a decent life.
On 10th May 2019, Tulu Koota Kuwait inaugurated and handed over a newly built house to Mrs. Ratna Purusha & her family living in Bolanthe, Kadandale in Mangaluru. The inauguration ceremony was presided by Tulu Koota President Mr. Ramesh S Bhandary and TKK advisor Mr. Sudhakar Shetty.
Mr. Roshan Belman, the founder of Humanity Trust, is the person through whom Tulu Koota Kuwait came to know the situation of this poor family and pledged to help in constructing a new house. Tulu Koota Kuwait donated a full amount for the construction of this house ie total 5 lakh rupees. The beneficiary’s family, Mrs. Ratna Purusha and her daughter, expressed their sincere gratitude to Tulu Koota Kuwait and Humanity Trust for providing them the basic necessity of living. During the house inauguration, Fr Mark Walder and local panchayat leaders were present. The work carried out by Tulu Koota Kuwait was appreciated by all the people who were present at both housewarming ceremonies.
Tulu Koota Kuwait wholeheartedly thanks all the donors, Humanity Trust Belman, well-wishers, and its TKK members for supporting this project and making it a successful one, giving new hope of living to two needy families.