ABR Trust tackles underlying causes
of poverty so that people can become self-sufficient.
Recognizing that women and children suffer disproportionately
from poverty, ABR Trust places special emphasis on working
with women to create permanent social change. Women
are at the heart of ABR Trust's community-based efforts to
improve basic and higher education, provide prenatal
vitamins and services, and prevent the spread of HIV,
increase access to clean water and sanitation, expand
economic opportunity and protect natural resources.
ABR Trust also delivers emergency aid to survivors of natural
disasters, and helps people rebuild their lives. ABR
Trust believes education is important for succeeding
in the life. So we are dedicated to providing basic
and higher education to all children of underprivileged.
ABR Trust believes that children and women represent
one of the best opportunities for defeating poverty.
ABR Trust strives to attack the underlying causes of
poverty through health and education projects in poor
communities.
Future Activities
1. We are working to setup a Oldage Home for senior citizens who are rejected by their families, or in need of housing and care. A complex consists of a housing facility for Senior citizens, library, clinic and computer lab will be set up in 15 acres.
2. A plan is in place to adopt four villages medically from backward region of Andhra Pradesh. A complete free health care will be provided to people who cannot afford health care for most common diseases. We are working with physicians in USA and India to make this project successful
Recent Activities
We have worked on several
projects with various organizations in the areas of
education, health care and senior care areas.
1. Full Educational Sponsorship for 4 Engineering Students (4 years)
2. Lions Eye Clinic, Bodhan, A.P.
3. Society for Rural Scholars, Guntur, India
3. DVR Trust,
Hyderabad/Mahaboobnagar, AP
4. Medical Camps with Talanki
Charitable Trust, Anathapur, AP
5. USAHI, A Non-Profit Organization working for education and health care for rural people.
