Dalit Solidarity

“Donna m. Mullin esq (treasurer director) will review form 990”

“The board of directors contemporaneously document the meetings held or written actions undertaken during the year by the organization.”

“The governing documents of the organization are available upon request.”

“Mother theresa schoolthis project is carried out by father dave for the education of dalit children. He has been supporting their education with little scholarship for many years. He hopes to achieve a little bit more through the opening of this school. He will also have residence attached to the school to concentrate on the education of the poor children.”

“Form 990, part iii organizations primary exempt purposeto provide health care services & educational development for the poor families who can not afford it.educational programdalit solidarity provides over 500 students a year with the opportunity to obtain a quality education through grants supporting the following programs: st patricks academyst. Patricks academy was founded with the hope of providing cost effective and quality education to children who are socially and economically disadvantaged in the rural villages which have no adequate facilities to standard education. Our vision is to give hope to children who live in desperate situation and offer opportunities for qualitative education which will gradually close the gap between the rich and poor and build a nation where everyone can live with security and dignity. Our academy serves as a symbol of hope and promise, opening doors to a better world. These students are from poor families and are the first generations in their families receiving english education. St patricks community collegeoffers timely intervention for youths who discontinued schooling due to poverty and other circumstances. We provide vocational training programs such as nursing assistance, basics of computer skills and tailoring. This year, 30 students attended our college, using training as means to overcome cast prejudice and live with dignity. A total of 95% of graduating students from vocational training program over the past five years have found jobs earning as much as $100.00 per month.with increased enrollment of students in june 2016, our total number of students is 875. They all come from 40 remote villages that have little access to good education. Due to the increase in students, we now have 45 staff members. Health care programdalit solidarity provides basic health care in more than thirty rural villages for people who do not have access to any emergency care. Running seven days a week and serving more than 1000 patients monthly, our clinis provide health education, preventive care and increased quality of life to those suffering the miseries wreaked by poverty, illiteracy and lack of transportation. Clinics feature rotating visits by a doctor and management by local clinical staff whose efforts gain them pride and a modest salary. Tuition centerdalit solidarity supports the evening and weekend tuition center for the dalit children. Miss julie is the coordinator of the program for the last ten years. More than fifty students benefit from this program in learning english, computer and extra curricular activities. We support them in finishing the construction of the tuition center. Sagaya annai hospitalthis is a rural hospital run by the sisters of immaculate heart of mary for two decades. This hospital serves both inpatients and outpatients through health education, awareness, diagnosis, treatment, referral services, and data collection. The sisters make sure difference in the lives of the under-served communities. Through the contribution of dr. Batt, sagaya annai hospital became fully remodeled, with additions and upgrades and now looks as full-fledged hospital. Their mission and objectives are very clear in reaching out to those who are poor and less privileged. The sisters have been ministering to their needs for the last two decades in this area with great dedication. St. Xaviers hospitalthis health facility is run by sisters of the immaculate heart of mary for the poor and marginalized communities. Their mission and objectives are very clear in reaching out to those who are poor and less privileged. The sisters have been ministering to their needs for the last two decades in this area with great dedication. Maternity is their specialty for mothers who have no easy access to hospitals. Through the donation of dr. Batt, both hospital and maternity wing were renovated. More than 1000 patients benefit from this hospital every month. Leprosy care centerthis project is meant to provide c”