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.”

“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 910 students a year with the opportunity to obtain a quality education through grants supporting the following programs: st patricks academyst. Patricks academy offers a unique and innovative approach to delivering education to underserved students, featuring highly competent and well-trained faculty, aestically designed spacious classrooms that encourage creativity and active engagement, opportunities to incorporate surrounding nature into study, and individualized attention and learning strategies customized for each student. St. Patrick ensures that every child has access to quality eduation. Our sponsorship program gives hope, love and lifes essentials to one child at a time. Lec home for poor childrendalit solidarity supports the evening and weekend tuition center for the dalit children. Miss julie is the coordinator of the program for the last fifteen years. More that fifty students benefit out of this program in learning english, computer and extra curricular activites. We take care of their tuition, room and board. 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. St. Marys health programst. Marys clinic programs offer susidized medical care to local villagers through three rural clinics. These health care centers offer crucial, life-saving care to hundreds of rural patients every month. St. Marys will never refuse treatment to patients. Nursing service is free. Patients pay only what they can for necessary medications. The clinics also offer a free yearly check-up to local schoolchildren and run free medical camps. Running seven days a week and serving more than 400 patients monthly, our clinics provide health education, preventive care and increased quality of life to those suffering the miseries wreaked by proverty, illiteracy and lack of transportation. 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. Drinking water projectsdrinking water which is the basic human necessity and right of the people has become a commercial commodity and poor people suffer very much because of this. The dalits in india do not have access to the common water resources and it is much more difficult for them to have access to safe drinking water. We helped two villages to have a borewell and water tank to provide clean and safe drinking water.”