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Educational Aid to B.Tech Students

(Amazon Employee Grants Program)

Manohar Trust extended financial support to deserving students pursuing higher education. As part of this initiative, educational aid of Rs. 30,000 was provided to K. Bhargav Chary, a B.Tech III Year ECE student, and Rs. 40,000 was provided to P. Sai Mukesh, a B.Tech IV Year IT student, studying at Mallareddy Institute of Engineering and Technology (MRIET), Dhulapally, Secunderabad on 27.01.2024.

The program was graced by Amazon POC Ms. Bhagya Laxmi, Amazon employee Mr. Haneuf, Manohar Trust President Mr. Ananth, MRIET HODs, the beneficiary students, and Manohar Trust volunteers.

This initiative reflects the Trust’s continuous efforts to support meritorious and financially challenged students in achieving their academic goals. By providing timely assistance, Manohar Trust aims to reduce the financial burden on students’ families and encourage them to focus on their studies for a brighter future.

Computer Lab Setup at Govt. High School, Pochampad

(Amazon Employee Grants Program)

The project focuses on establishing a fully functional Computer Lab at the school/college to enhance digital learning and provide students with hands-on experience in Information and Communication Technology (ICT). In today’s fast-paced world, computer literacy is no longer optional but an essential skill for academic and professional success.

The proposed Computer Lab will be equipped with:

The initiative aims to:

This Computer Lab setup will act as a knowledge hub, enabling students to explore, innovate, and stay prepared for a technology-driven world.

Construction Of Washrooms At Govt Primary School, Alwal, Secunderabad.

(Amazon Employee Grants Program)

This project aims to construct well-designed, safe, and hygienic washroom facilities at the Government Primary School to ensure better sanitation and improve the health and well-being of students. Currently, the school lacks adequate toilet infrastructure, which not only affects the personal hygiene of children but also contributes to absenteeism, particularly among girl students.

The proposed washrooms will be built with separate units for boys and girls, ensuring privacy and safety. Each unit will be equipped with proper ventilation, running water, handwashing facilities, and a proper drainage system. Eco-friendly practices such as water-saving taps and waste management systems will also be considered during construction.

By implementing this project, we aim to:

This initiative will have a long-term impact on the physical and mental well-being of students and foster a culture of hygiene and dignity within the school premises.

Benches with Desk Donation at Seetharampally Tanda, Toopran Mandal.

(Amazon Employee Grants Program)

Manohar Trust, as part of its commitment to improving educational infrastructure in rural areas, donated benches with desks to the primary school at Seetharampally Tanda. This initiative was taken to create a better learning environment for the children, many of whom previously had to sit on the floor during classes.

With the provision of these benches and desks, students can now attend classes in a more comfortable and organized manner, which will enhance their concentration, participation, and overall learning experience. The improved seating arrangement also encourages discipline in classrooms and promotes a sense of dignity among children.

This effort by Manohar Trust not only strengthens the physical infrastructure of the school but also reflects the Trust’s mission of supporting education through holistic development—ensuring that children in underserved communities get access to quality learning facilities.

Kitchen Items and Blankets Distribution at Seetharampuram

(Amazon Employee Grants Program)

Manohar Trust organized a Kitchen Items and Blankets Distribution Program at Old Age Home, Seetharampuram to support underprivileged families in the community. The initiative was aimed at addressing both daily household needs and providing comfort during the winter season.

Essential kitchen items were distributed to help families manage their cooking needs with dignity and ease, while blankets were provided to protect them from harsh weather conditions. The program was attended by Manohar Trust President, volunteers, and local community members, who actively participated in ensuring smooth distribution.

This initiative reflects Manohar Trust’s commitment to serving communities beyond education—by supporting basic living needs, ensuring warmth, and promoting better standards of living for families in vulnerable conditions.