Annual Report of Snehasadan Boarding 2024-2025
It gives us immense pleasure to present the Annual Report for the year 2024-2025. This report outlines the major activities, achievements, and developments undertaken over the past year. The purpose of this report is to provide the reflection on the efforts made by us towards the mission and goals of our home. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the supporters, and well-wishers for their continuous cooperation and encouragement.
Snehasadan Boarding, Snehasadan Convent, Halbarga, Bhalki Taluk, Bidar District
Date: July 31, 2025
Subject: Acknowledgement of Your Generous Support for Education at Snehasadan Boarding, Halbarga
Dear Mr. Antony and Friends,
On behalf of the children, staff, and management of Snehasadan Boarding, Halbarga, we extend our sincere gratitude for your generous contribution of Rs. 148,750/- (Rupees One Lakh Forty-Eight Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Only). This amount was successfully received in our account on different dates in the month of July 2025.
As you know, we’ve been providing monthly grocery kits to 10 children from Matha High School, Mannampetta since January, following our Christmas initiative last December (2024). These kits, worth around ₹1,000 each, is funded by individuals and not from our internal fund. The school has now reached out to us with a request to extend this support to 10 more children starting this August, based on similar needs.
This would cost additional ₹10,000 per month. My suggestion is that we support two months through internal funds, and raise support for the remaining ten months through individual contributions. Encouragingly, we already have commitments for 8 months (plus 2 from internal). Let me know if you guys are ok to put 20 K per year from internal fund for this initiative. Please see the letter from school for this additional request and the tracker for what ever we have done so far from last Jan.
Dear Antony,
1) Tanushree: Tanushree is currently studying in 4th Standard at Anugraha School, Halbarga. Her elder sister Spandana is also part of our boarding. Tanushree's father is a daily wage labourer, and her mother is a homemaker. She has a younger sister who also studies at Anugraha School, and a baby brother who is just 8 months old. The family is facing financial difficulties and is in need of our support to ensure continued education for their children.
I have been following the struggles of Parvathy’s family with Jinesh's help, and their situation has only worsened with heartbreaking losses. With Parvathy and Nidhin’s passing, three young girls are now orphaned, and the eldest, Dhivya, is trying to rebuild their lives.
To help her start a livelihood, we are looking to arrange a sewing machine setup (costing around 15-20K) so she can work from home. Given their circumstances, I believe we must come together to support them.
We first helped them during covid time by giving tabs so that they could attend the online classes.
Please see the mail from Jinesh below:
Dear Antony,
Last December, we distributed Christmas kits to 20 underprivileged children at Matha High School, Mannampetta, Thrissur. Each kit included a monthly grocery supply, cake, and festive goodies. Seeing the financial struggles of some of these children, we decided to extend our support beyond the holiday season.
Starting in January, we began providing a monthly grocery kit (approximately ₹1,000 per kit) to 9-10 children. To ensure smooth distribution, we have partnered with a grocery shop near the school and are directly coordinating with them.
This initiative is currently not funded internally, but I have assured them that we will explore expanding it to support more children and assess the possibility of funding it through internal resources.
I have also created a separate Google Sheet to track each month's distribution. For privacy reasons, I won’t be sharing the list publicly, but I will share it separately with those who need access.
Please find a letter from School HM below:
