To rehabilitate the drug addicted or alcohol addicted persons Sahrudaya Rajagiri is identifying at least about 20 families of addicted persons every year from the territory of the province and is arranging the de-addiction treatment in de-addiction centres. During this time Sahrudaya is providing the means of subsistence to that family as the head of the family is under treatment. The beneficiaries are being selected by the parishes of the province and SHGs.

Sahrudaya Services and Charities, an NGO operating across 11 centres spanning three districts, undertakes various projects aimed at enhancing the welfare of diverse demographics. In addition to these core projects, Sahrudaya also provides one-time small charitable assistance to individuals within our community facing financial constraints, particularly in meeting medical expenses and other urgent needs.

Sahrudaya is implementing the Prathyasa Project in partnership with Rajagiri Public School. Each year, the school raises a special fund from students to support specific charity initiatives for deserving low-income children who are severely affected by heart, liver, or kidney diseases. Additionally, through this project, Sahrudaya supports chronically ill individuals from low-income backgrounds suffering from heart, liver, kidney diseases, or cancer.

Since 2019, Sahrudaya Rajagiri has partnered with Rajagiri Hospital to execute the Endoscopy Project, aiming to address the needs of low-income gastroenterology patients. This collaboration ensures that individuals facing financial constraints receive substantial concessions for essential endoscopy tests prescribed by the hospital’s gastroenterology department.

Through the Endoscopy Project, Sahrudaya Rajagiri and Rajagiri Hospital have significantly alleviated the financial burden on disadvantaged patients, enabling them to access critical medical procedures without undue financial strain. By offering concessions on endoscopy tests, this initiative underscores a commitment to equitable healthcare provision, ensuring that all members of the community, regardless of income level, receive the necessary medical attention they deserve.

A Balasabha and a teenage group for the children of our SHG members are functioning here. There are 58 members in Balasabha and 15 members in Teenage Group. Personality development and Communicative English classes are organized during the summer vacation for the members of these groups.

Regular vocational programmes are organized for the students from 5th standard to 12th standard. Around 160 students have already been trained in English grammar, personality development, learning skills, stress management, tips to make exam more easy etc.

After completion of the first phase of FVTF Project, a computer centre has been started at Vypin for the youth to learn computer courses. Courses with different duration are provided with scheduled time table. Tailoring and Embroidery unit is successfully functioning at the Vypin center.

Sahrudaya has conducted a number of awareness sessions among the people of Puthuvypin. The sessions cover a number of issues like women empowerment, environment protection, hygiene and health, personality development etc. Medical camps are conducted with the help of neighbouring medical institutions.

Seven employees are working in Matha Press. It provides training in DTP, Book binding and Printing. Uniqueness of this is, it is run by the workers themselves.

Social work students from Rajagiri College of Social Sciences and other Social Science Colleges get assistance from Sahrudaya for their field activities as their curricular programme. Students are getting the benefits of concurrent and block placements through Sahrudaya.