Community Service & Special Projects

Community service and volunteerism are central to the Siri Foundation’s mission. We empower the children we support to take on leadership roles by organizing impactful service projects within their local communities. By instilling these values early in their lives, we help them grow into compassionate leaders committed to making a positive difference.

Babu Rao Sir spearheads our community service initiatives. In addition to his teaching role, he is an active member of the Organ Donation Society. He seizes every opportunity to assist others by providing medical aid, educational support to underprivileged students, mentorship, organizing organ donation events, and leading clean and green initiatives

GIOE Auditorium restoration Click here for more details

Auditorum in Nov, 2024

SPECIAL PROJECTS

2024 Special projects

Robotics camp for Super 60

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In collaboration with Srujanavani, Spoorthy and Nvidia Team - June , 2024

Jahnavi's Community service at Bhavitha - June 2024

Special needs kids school- At Bhavitha, June 2024

Environment wareness camp - Gondupalem School - June, 2024

2020-21 COVID Relief Efforts

The Siri team partnered with the AP Teachers Federation to distribute COVID relief materials, food, and six life-saving oxygen concentrators. Throughout the pandemic, our team selflessly served our communities by delivering food, medicine, and oxygen concentrators. Special thanks to Surya Chitikela, Babu Rao, Ganesh Pothu, Dr. Ramana, and many others for their brave efforts in pandemic relief.

Kilamani Village

Mr.Babu Rao visited village with food, blankets and other supplies

Food distribution

Food distribution during Covid bu Surya and team

Oxygen

Life Saving Oxygen Concentrators

2019 Playscape

Koduru Elementary School

In March 2019, the Siri Foundation spearheaded the playscape project. The design for the all-weather, eco-friendly playground was created by Anthill Creations, a nonprofit organization that mobilizes communities to build inclusive and sustainable playscapes. We utilized recyclable materials such as scrap tires, cables, and oil drums to create these beautiful play areas. This adaptive reuse of scrap is both economical and sustainable, with a construction timeline of less than four weeks and a cost under Rs. 2.5 Lakhs.

Summer 2018 teaching service by Venkatesh.

Ramakrishna- Summer 2018, 25 days of teaching service for 20 kids

Elementary School transformation at Koduru Village - Special Project 2016-2017

Established in 1933, the Koduru Elementary school had fallen into a dilapidated condition by 2016. Pigs and animals made it their home after years of neglect, and the school even attracted thugs and alcoholics at night. A young teacher, Mr. Basava Raju, who had joined in late 2015 decided to restore the government-run school, and called for action, reaching out to the local community leaders and various charitable organizations. The transformation journey kicked-off in early 2016 and completed in Aug 2017. The direct impact was a 140% increase in enrollments, from 29 students in 2015-16 academic year to 70 students in 2017-18.

Bhargavi @ Summer 2017

Ramakrishna spent over 60 hours of his "Summer holidays" in teaching other kids at his village. 4 hours each day for 15 days is an impressive commitment on volunteerism !! great job RK.