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Your Donation Is Not Charity. It Is Justice.

In Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh, there are children who have never heard their mother’s voice. Children who have sat in silence since birth — not because they chose silence, but because nobody gave them a language. There are children with intellectual disabilities who spent their early years confined to a room, hidden by families who did not know where to turn.

These children did not choose their disability. They did not choose to be born in a rural area without a special school, without a therapist, without a device that could give them mobility or sound. They did not choose a system that forgot them.

But they exist. They are real. And they are waiting.

When you donate to the S.K.R. Pupils Welfare Society, you are not performing charity on a distant, abstract cause. You are choosing to be the reason a specific child gets a school. A specific family gets trained. A specific village changes how it sees disability. Your donation is an act of justice — restoring what every child is owed but too many have been denied.

Where Does Your Donation Go? Every Rupee Tracked.

SKRPWS is a Section 12A registered, Section 80G certified, DDRS-funded organisation with annual audited financial statements. We believe in complete transparency about how every donation is used — because your trust is the foundation of everything we do.

When you donate to SKRPWS, your money goes directly into one of our seven active programmes. There are no large administrative overheads, no fund management fees, and no unexplained line items. Every donation above Rs. 500 is acknowledged with a receipt and an 80G certificate. Every programme generates a documented utilisation certificate.

How your Donation can Support SKRPWS Programmes

12000	Sponsor to provide one day meal (breakfast,lunch,dinner) to 100 deaf children in our Chimakurthy school.
6000	Sponsor to provide one day meal (breakfast,lunch,dinner) to 50 mentally retarded children in our kanigiri school.
1800	Sponsor of 2 pairs of uniform to one child
24000	Adoption of one differently abled child for 1 year
20000	TLM (Teaching Learning Material ) for 150 children
9500	Wheel chair /Tricycle
25000	Artificial Limb
5000	KAFO Calliper
1800	Crutches one pair
8000	One Hearing Aid (Behind)

Your Donation Is Not Charity. It Is Justice.

In Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh, there are children who have never heard their mother’s voice. Children who have sat in silence since birth — not because they chose silence, but because nobody gave them a language. There are children with intellectual disabilities who spent their early years confined to a room, hidden by families who did not know where to turn.

These children did not choose their disability. They did not choose to be born in a rural area without a special school, without a therapist, without a device that could give them mobility or sound. They did not choose a system that forgot them.

Rs. 100	✔ Feeds one residential child a nutritious full day of meals — breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner ✔ Covers one day’s residential care costs for one child at either the Chimakurthy or Kanigiri school ✔ The smallest daily donation. The most direct daily impact.

Rs. 100

✔ Feeds one residential child a nutritious full day of meals — breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner

✔ Covers one day’s residential care costs for one child at either the Chimakurthy or Kanigiri school

✔ The smallest daily donation. The most direct daily impact.

Rs. 500	✔ Covers five full days of meals for one residential child (a school week) ✔ Funds one individual speech therapy session for a child with intellectual disability or hearing impairment ✔ Pays for one week of printed learning materials (worksheets, visual aids, communication cards) for one student

Rs. 500

✔ Covers five full days of meals for one residential child (a school week)

✔ Funds one individual speech therapy session for a child with intellectual disability or hearing impairment

✔ Pays for one week of printed learning materials (worksheets, visual aids, communication cards) for one student

Rs. 1000	✔ Covers ten days of nutritious meals for one residential child ✔ Funds the printing and lamination of one set of AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) symbol cards for a non-verbal child ✔ Pays for one physiotherapy session, including equipment use for a child with motor difficulties ✔ Covers one month’s supply of basic medicines and hygiene materials for one residential student

Rs. 1000

✔ Covers ten days of nutritious meals for one residential child

✔ Funds the printing and lamination of one set of AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) symbol cards for a non-verbal child

✔ Pays for one physiotherapy session, including equipment use for a child with motor difficulties

✔ Covers one month’s supply of basic medicines and hygiene materials for one residential student

Rs. 3,000	✔ Funds a full month of daily meals for one residential child at SKRPWS ✔ Covers the cost of one hearing aid battery kit for three months — enabling a hard-of-hearing child to use their device daily ✔ Pays for one family’s travel to and from the school for a quarterly parent meeting — removing the biggest barrier to parental involvement ✔ Funds production of one home activity kit for a child in the outreach programme — materials for two months of home-based therapy

Rs. 3,000

✔ Funds a full month of daily meals for one residential child at SKRPWS

✔ Covers the cost of one hearing aid battery kit for three months — enabling a hard-of-hearing child to use their device daily

✔ Pays for one family’s travel to and from the school for a quarterly parent meeting — removing the biggest barrier to parental involvement

✔ Funds production of one home activity kit for a child in the outreach programme — materials for two months of home-based therapy

Rs. 4,500	✔ Funds a full month of education, therapy, meals, and residential care for one enrolled child ✔ Pays for one set of Indian Sign Language (ISL) instructional materials — serving an entire ISL class for one term ✔ Covers the cost of a village awareness camp for 30–40 differently-abled persons — including printed materials and device screening ✔ Funds for tailoring machine servicing and thread supply for one month of vocational training for 5 students.

Rs. 4,500

✔ Funds a full month of education, therapy, meals, and residential care for one enrolled child

✔ Pays for one set of Indian Sign Language (ISL) instructional materials — serving an entire ISL class for one term

✔ Covers the cost of a village awareness camp for 30–40 differently-abled persons — including printed materials and device screening

✔ Funds for tailoring machine servicing and thread supply for one month of vocational training for 5 students.

Rs. 10,000	✔ Sponsors one child’s full education and residential care for 2.5 months ✔ Funds the purchase of one quality hearing aid for a child who has never owned one — potentially life-changing ✔ Covers the cost of one tricycle for a person with mobility impairment — enabling independence in community movement ✔ Pays for one physiotherapy session block (10 sessions) for a child with cerebral palsy ✔ Funds a full Financial Literacy workshop session for 40 children with disabilities including interpreter costs

Rs. 10,000

✔ Sponsors one child’s full education and residential care for 2.5 months

✔ Funds the purchase of one quality hearing aid for a child who has never owned one — potentially life-changing

✔ Covers the cost of one tricycle for a person with mobility impairment — enabling independence in community movement

✔ Pays for one physiotherapy session block (10 sessions) for a child with cerebral palsy

✔ Funds a full Financial Literacy workshop session for 40 children with disabilities including interpreter costs

Rs. 20,000	✔ Fully sponsors one child’s education, therapy, meals, and residential care for 5 months ✔ Funds the purchase and fitting of one pair of calipers or one artificial limb for a person with physical disability ✔ Covers one full cycle of vocational training supplies (fabric, thread, needles) for 10 tailoring students ✔ Pays for one month of the home-based outreach programme for 5 families — including therapist travel, materials, and caregiver training ✔ Funds production of 50 complete AAC communication boards — one per non-verbal student at the Kanigiri school

Rs. 20,000

✔ Fully sponsors one child’s education, therapy, meals, and residential care for 5 months

✔ Funds the purchase and fitting of one pair of calipers or one artificial limb for a person with physical disability

✔ Covers one full cycle of vocational training supplies (fabric, thread, needles) for 10 tailoring students

✔ Pays for one month of the home-based outreach programme for 5 families — including therapist travel, materials, and caregiver training

✔ Funds production of 50 complete AAC communication boards — one per non-verbal student at the Kanigiri school

Rs. 50,000	✔ Fully sponsors one child’s entire year of residential education and care at either SKRPWS school — one child, one full academic year, every need met ✔ Funds one complete Aids & Appliances distribution camp in one village — awareness, screening, and device distribution for 40–60 beneficiaries ✔ Covers the full annual operating cost of the Financial Literacy programme — 5 sessions, 4 locations, 378 children ✔ Funds purchase of one desktop computer + software setup for the vocational training computer lab — serving 10 students per batch

Rs. 50,000

✔ Fully sponsors one child’s entire year of residential education and care at either SKRPWS school — one child, one full academic year, every need met

✔ Funds one complete Aids & Appliances distribution camp in one village — awareness, screening, and device distribution for 40–60 beneficiaries

✔ Covers the full annual operating cost of the Financial Literacy programme — 5 sessions, 4 locations, 378 children

✔ Funds purchase of one desktop computer + software setup for the vocational training computer lab — serving 10 students per batch

Rs. 2,00,000	✔ Sponsors 4 children’s complete annual education, therapy, and residential care — all needs covered for a full year ✔ Funds construction or refurbishment of one classroom at the Chimakurthy or Kanigiri campus — serving 8 students simultaneously ✔ Covers the complete annual operating cost of one therapy discipline (speech, physio, or psycho-social) at the Kanigiri school ✔ Funds the purchase of a full set of vocational training equipment — 5 sewing machines, cutting table, storage — for one vocational batch ✔ Covers a full year of outreach home-based therapy programme for 20 families — including all therapist visits, materials, and caregiver training sessions

Rs. 2,00,000

✔ Sponsors 4 children’s complete annual education, therapy, and residential care — all needs covered for a full year

✔ Funds construction or refurbishment of one classroom at the Chimakurthy or Kanigiri campus — serving 8 students simultaneously

✔ Covers the complete annual operating cost of one therapy discipline (speech, physio, or psycho-social) at the Kanigiri school

✔ Funds the purchase of a full set of vocational training equipment — 5 sewing machines, cutting table, storage — for one vocational batch

✔ Covers a full year of outreach home-based therapy programme for 20 families — including all therapist visits, materials, and caregiver training sessions

How to Donate — Simple, Instant, Trusted

We have made giving as simple and transparent as possible. Choose the method that works best for you — every donation, from Rs. 50 to Rs. 1,00,000, is equally valued, equally acknowledged, and equally impactful.

Option 1 — Donate Online via UPI (Fastest & Easiest)

Scan our QR code or use any of the UPI handles below. Payment appears in our account instantly. No registration required. Works on any smartphone with a UPI app.

Paytm

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Google Pay

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PhonePe

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BHIM UPI

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UPI ID / VPA for Donations

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Note: Please send your name, phone number, and donation purpose to skrpupils@gmail.com after
completing UPI payment so we can issue your 80G certificate promptly.

Option 2 — Bank Transfer (NEFT / RTGS / IMPS)

We have made giving as simple and transparent as possible. Choose the method that works best for you — every donation, from Rs. 50 to Rs. 1,00,000, is equally valued, equally acknowledged, and equally impactful.

Bank Detail	Information
Account Name	S.K.R. Pupils Welfare Society
Account Number	30338920590
Bank Name	State Bank of India
Branch	Chimakurthy, Prakasam Dist, Andhra Pradesh
IFSC Code	SBIN0011116
Account Type	Current Account

Option 3 — Cheque / Demand Draft

Cheques and Demand Drafts are accepted for larger donations. Please draw in favour of:

Cheque / DD Payable To:

S.K.R. Pupils Welfare Society

Mail or deliver to:
Mr S.Anjaneyulu, Secretary & Correspondent
SKR Pupils Welfare Society, Behind RTC Bus stand, Chimakurthy -523 226, Prakasam District
Andhra Pradesh, India

Four CSR Partnership Models

Model 1 — Child Sponsorship

Rs. 25,000 per child per year

✔ Annual education, therapy, residential care — one child fully covered

✔ Named child match available (with family consent)

✔ Quarterly impact report per sponsored child

✔ Photo and progress updates throughout the year

✔ 80G certificate for full amount

Model 3 — Skill Development Lab

Rs. 75,000 – Rs. 5,00,000

✔ Full vocational training centre setup

✔ Tailoring machines, computers, and equipment

✔ Trainer fees and curriculum development

✔ Annual batch training costs

✔ Employment placement programme funding

Model 2 — Infrastructure Partnership

Rs. 1,00,000 – Rs. 10,00,000+

✔ Classroom construction or refurbishment

✔ Therapy room setup (speech, physio, sensory integration)

✔ Dormitory improvements — beds, fans, sanitation

✔ Digital classroom equipment — computers, projectors

✔ Company branding on funded infrastructure (naming rights available)

Model 4 — Long-Term Strategic Partnership

Annual partnership — flexible budget

✔ Adopt SKRPWS as your flagship rural disability inclusion initiative

✔ Multi-year commitment — 3 to 5 year partnership agreement

✔ Co-branded impact communication and annual reports

✔ Employee volunteering opportunities at SKRPWS campuses

✔ Recognised in all SKRPWS publications, website, and annual reports

Give Your Time — Volunteer with SKRPWS

Financial donations are essential. But so is the gift of skills, expertise, and presence. SKRPWS welcomes volunteers who want to contribute meaningfully to our work — whether for a day, a month, or on an ongoing remote basis.

On-Campus Volunteer Roles

✔ Special educators — classroom support, IEP development

✔ Speech therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists

✔ Psychologists and counsellors — student and family support

✔ Vocational trainers — tailoring, computers, crafts, digital skills

✔ Medical volunteers — doctors, nurses, health screening support

✔ Cultural and arts facilitators — music, drama, art therapy

✔ Sports and physical education support for adapted sports events

Remote Volunteer Roles

✔ Grant writing and fundraising proposal development

✔ Website design, SEO, and digital marketing support

✔ Social media content creation (Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn)

✔ Data management and monitoring & evaluation systems

✔ Legal aid — disability rights, benefit linkage, policy advocacy

✔ Financial management and accounting advisory support

✔ Translation and content localisation (Telugu / English)

SURAVARAPU KONDAREDDY
PUPIL’S WELFARE SOCIETY

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