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Data Analysis & Web Technologies

A 24- week future-ready program that develops full-stack developers and data analysts, blending coding, data visualization, and career readiness skills for IT and analytics roles.
Course Content :
Full Stack with Python – HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, ReactJS, Flask
Data Analysis with Python – Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Seaborn
Business Intelligence Tools – Advanced Excel
Who It’s For:
Fresh graduates, jobseekers, and professionals seeking careers in IT, web development, or data analytics.
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Banking, Financial Services & Insurance (BDE–BFSI)

A 12-week intensive program preparing learners for entry-level business development roles in BFSI. It blends financial domain knowledge with sales, digital tools, and communication to thrive in client-facing careers.
Course Content :
Domain Knowledge – Banking & Insurance, Stock Markets, Mutual Funds
Sales Skills – Lead Generation, Sales Processes, After-Sales Services, CRM Tools
Digital Skills – MS Office, Google Docs, Canva, SQL, Python, Power BI, Financial Planning
Communication – Spoken English, Email Writing, Human Skills, Call Handling
Workplace Readiness – Resume Building, Interview Skills, Grooming
Who It’s For:
Fresh graduates, final-year students, or early-career professionals aiming to enter financial services with strong foundations in sales, finance, and client engagement.
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General Duty Assistant (Nurse Assistant / Care Taker)

A 12-week hands-on healthcare program that trains learners to support nurses, assist patients with daily and medical needs, and deliver compassionate eldercare while building critical workplace skills.
Course Content :
Healthcare Skills – Assisting Nurses, Insulin Injections, IV & Oxygen Management
Emergency Care – First Aid & Critical Response Procedures
Elderly Support – Relief and Assistance for Senior Citizens
Personality Development – Spoken English, Life Skills, Communication, Workplace Readiness, Interview Preparation
Who It’s For:
Class 10 pass students, school leavers, or career seekers looking to enter the healthcare and eldercare sector with a balance of clinical and soft skills.
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Tally Prime (Online)

A 8 week practical certification course in Tally Prime, equipping learners to manage real-world accounting, taxation, and inventory operations confidently.
Course Content :
Fundamentals of Accounting & Bookkeeping
Day-to-Day Transactions, Ledgers & Journal Entries
GST, TDS & Tax Computation through Tally Prime
Inventory & Stock Management, MIS Report Generation
Digital & Communicative English
Who It’s For:
Students & graduates building a career in accounting or finance.
Jobseekers in accounts, admin, or operations Small business owners managing their own books Professionals looking to upskill in accounting software

Yuv Ayush Health Support

The Yuv Ayush Program stands beside young people living with Type 1 diabetes—a condition that demands lifelong insulin and daily strength. For many families, the cost of insulin is overwhelming, especially when their children need multiple injections every single day.

Since 2022, MITRAz Foundation has been supporting young diabetics aged 15 to 25 from low-income families around Puttaparthi, ensuring they never miss their essential insulin. Today, we care for 12+ young adults, most of whom are students working hard to continue their education and shape a better future for themselves.

Our support goes beyond medication. We walk with them, helping them understand their condition, build healthier routines, and stay confident as they grow into independent, self-reliant individuals. And as each young person steps forward in life, we extend our hand to the next child who needs care, ensuring the circle of support continues.

Children’s Day at Chinnapalli High School

Children’s Day at Chinnapalli High School was filled with laughter, games, and performances, celebrating the spirit of every child. Amidst the joy, we took a moment to honor Namaji—a guiding light in MITRAz’s journey, dearly missed and fondly remembered.
Namaji wasn’t just a supporter; he was one of the cornerstones of MITRAz. He shaped our name, defined our vision, and gently wove Seva and Swami’s values into our foundation. His quiet wisdom, thoughtful guidance, and unwavering strength gave us clarity when we needed it most.
A silent pillar and true Mitr, Namaji was our own version of a flawless ChatGPT—ever-ready, ever-wise, and always giving. His legacy lives on in every life we touch, and his spirit remains deeply woven into the fabric of MITRAz.
We carry forward your vision, Namaji, with the same dedication and heart you believed in. You are missed every day—and remembered with gratitude, love, and a promise to serve.

SnehaMitr Inauguration

We launched SnehaMitr to deliver dignified eldercare through our General Duty Assistants (GDA) professionals trained under our programs. 

This initiative serves a dual purpose. It ensures that seniors receive compassionate care and support, while also creating meaningful employment opportunities for rural youth, especially women. 

Many rural women now earn with pride, as professional care givers, offering not just assistance, but also companionship support to elders. SnehMitr is therefore both a tribute to caregiving and a pathway to empowerment – bringing care into every home and confidence in lives.

Dussehra & Diwali Celebrations

Our festivals this year were marked by creativity, color and a strong commitment to sustainability.  Students decorated the center using “Wealth Out of Waste” materials —cups, tyres, fabric, bulbs—ensuring that nothing went unused. 

The celebrations became more than  cultural expression; they were also a reminder of how traditions can coexist with responsibility, nourishing both spirit and the planet.

BFSI Student Placement Drives

Star Health Insurance and Atyati Technologies visited MITRAz for recruitment. 25+ BFSI students demonstrated skill, sincerity, and professionalism.

Employers were impressed with the preparedness of our trainees, strengthening our industry linkages. These drives proved rural youth are job-ready when given the right tools.

Parents & Principals Meet – First Step Program

MITRAz held its first-ever Parents and Principals Meet under the First Step Program. For parents, it was a proud moment as they received a letter of appreciation for their children joining MITRAz. In rural communities, where parents often aren’t aware of what their children are learning, this recognition was deeply meaningful—one mother shared, “This is the first time anyone told me my child is doing something valuable.”

At the same time, Principals came together to discuss how we can mould students not only in academics but also in life skills, values, and holistic learning. The meet created a circle of support—parents more involved, principals aligned, and students at the heart of it all.

The day reaffirmed our belief that true education is built on partnerships between home, school, and society—shaping confident, capable, and compassionate youth.

Clean Parthi, Green Parthi

MITRAz launched Puttaparthi’s first-ever “Clean Parthi, Green Parthi” marathon, a unique blend of fitness and sustainability. The entire event from planning the route map, banners to arranging stalls with lemon juice, bananas, and water was managed by our students and staff.

Every participant received breakfast and a small indoor plant as a green pledge, while winners proudly took home medals and trophies.

This marathon is just the beginning. As a next step, MITRAz is partnering with the Puttaparthi Municipality to promote waste segregation and sustainable practices across the town—moving closer to a cleaner, greener Puttaparthi.

FSGS Summer Study Camp – Learning Beyond Classrooms

MITRAZ launched the first ever Summer Study Camp in Puttaparthi, making the scorching Rayalaseema summer a season of learning. For a whole month, over 65+ rural school children came to the center every day without fail—excited to improve their Spoken English and Analytical Math.

The sessions were fun, interactive, and very different from regular school lessons. “I never thought English could be so easy,” shared one student. Another added, “Math felt like a puzzle to solve, not just numbers to memorize.”

The camp gave students more than skills—it built confidence, curiosity, and the joy of learning. By the end, they walked away sharper, happier, and ready for the next step in their journey.

A Performance to Remember

We were delighted to welcome Ms. Mrinalini Singh from Tata Trusts. Her visit was memorable, bringing warmth and encouragement to our students, trainers, and staff.

The highlight of Ms. Singh’s visit was a mime skit by our GDA (Geriatric Domestic Assistant) trainees on “Different Ways to Handle Elders.” Without using words, the girls beautifully conveyed care, respect, patience, and understanding through their expressions and gestures.

Ms. Singh was deeply touched by the performance. She shared how special it was to see young rural trainees learning not just technical skills, but also the human values needed to care for elders with dignity and compassion.

Free Auto Service for COVID-19 Patients

During the COVID-19 crisis, MITRAZ set up a free auto-rickshaw service to transport COVID-positive patients within Puttaparthi. 



A dedicated driver, equipped with PPE and sanitizers, ensured safe travel for patients while reducing risks of community spread through public transport. The initiative was well-received by local residents.

Internship Program for Final-Year Students

MITRAZ launched a five-month internship for 38 final-year B.Com students, supported by the ArthNivesh team from TAPMI, Manipal. Most of these government college students had little exposure to practical learning.

The program covered English, communication, Tally, digital literacy, and financial planning. In the final phase, students worked on projects that combined domain knowledge with community welfare.

One-day Conclave at Puttaparthi

MITRAz Foundation hosted Puttaparthi’s first conclave on youth skilling, bringing together leaders from industry, academia, and skill ambassadors.

Over 200 participants, including parents and students, joined to explore ways of making youth more employable. Prof. Mrutyunjay Mahapatra, CEO of Syndicate Bank, delivered an inspiring keynote, followed by a thought-provoking panel discussion.

We also acknowledged our dedicated faculty and staff for shaping student success. The day ended with vibrant cultural performances by our IT and GDA students, adding joy to an inspiring event.

First Steps: Government School Project

This program now reaches multiple government schools around Puttaparthi, engaging Class 9 and 10 students with enthusiasm.

Focused on the school-to-work transition, we build skills in spoken English, communication, and critical thinking. In 2024–25, we plan to add skilling modules for them. We have also introduced online training for Class 11 students in English, GK, analytics, and reasoning laying a strong foundation for their future success.

Extended MITRAz Skills Training in IT and Analytics Sector

We extended MITRAz Skills training in the IT and Analytics sector for the BSc/ BTech /MTech students along with softskills and communication, which is our forte with placement support. The students are skilled in-

Flask
Advanced Excel
SQL
HTML & CSS

General Duty Assistant – Batch 11

The eleventh batch of our GDA training program graduated in December 2022, with 28 students most of them women qualifying as Nurse Assistants.

In partnership with Tata Strive, trainees completed two months of classroom sessions at MITRAZ Puttaparthi and one month of on-the-job training in hospitals. Graduates were then supported with placements in clinics and home eldercare services. Notably, many participants were married women keen to upskill and support their families.

Support for Deserving Students

We support students from low-income families with financial assistance, ensuring no deserving learner misses out on higher education.

Alongside this, we conducted workshops for students, elders, and patients on career guidance, skill development, healthcare, and personal growth. These initiatives bridge gaps, build confidence, and empower individuals to overcome challenges. Our goal is simple no potential left behind.

Chitravathi River Cleaning

As part of our Earth Care initiative, MITRAZ organized a Chitravathi River cleaning drive.

Students and volunteers participated in removing waste, promoting awareness of sustainability, and adopting eco-friendly practices at the Skills Centre — including reducing single-use plastics, saving energy and paper, and reusing materials creatively.

Senior Citizens Care Workshop

MITRAZ hosted a half-day workshop in Puttaparthi on issues faced by seniors and caregivers.

The session explored aging gracefully, coping with terminal illness, and reducing caregiver stress. Families caring for bedridden seniors received practical guidance on how to improve quality of life for elders at home

MITRAZ 3rd Anniversary Online Gathering

Over 100 students, alumni, faculty, volunteers, and well-wishers joined MITRAZ’s third anniversary celebration online.

Guests of honour included Prof. Madhu Veeraraghavan (Director, TAPMI) and Mr. Shyam Mohan (Founder & CEO, Tier 1 Network). The session, rich with gratitude and stories from alumni, became a heartfelt reminder of MITRAZ’s role as a family and support system, strengthening our resolve to serve with renewed energy.

Financial Planning Sessions with ArthNivesh

Over 100 students, alumni, faculty, volunteers, and well-wishers joined MITRAZ’s third anniversary celebration online.

Guests of honour included Prof. Madhu Veeraraghavan (Director, TAPMI) and Mr. Shyam Mohan (Founder & CEO, Tier 1 Network).

The session, rich with gratitude and stories from alumni, became a heartfelt reminder of MITRAZ’s role as a family and support system, strengthening our resolve to serve with renewed energy.

COVID-19 Food and Safety Relief

On 16 May 2020, MITRAZ distributed food packets at the Patients and Relatives Hostel near Sri Sathya Sai Super-Speciality Hospital, Prasanthigram.

Volunteers also made and distributed masks and face shields to support frontline needs during the pandemic.

Yuv Ayush – Diabetes Support Program

MITRAZ launched Yuv Ayush to support underprivileged youth living with Type I diabetes.

The program provides free insulin to patients aged 15–25, ensuring that education and livelihood are not derailed by healthcare costs. As beneficiaries become self-reliant, new patients are brought into the program, keeping the support cycle ongoing.

Buddy Connect with Barclays Bank

MITRAZ partnered with Barclays Bank for the “Buddy Connect” mentoring program.

Barclays employees guided our BFSI students through one-on-one phone sessions on workplace readiness, communication, resume writing, and interview skills.

These interactions complemented technical training and boosted student confidence for real-world employment.

Career Guidance Session for Class 10 Students

Led by Mr. Siva Kaladhar Kolachina, a renowned soft skills trainer and career counsellor, this session opened doors for students from government and rural schools, supported at Mitraz.

For  many students and their parents, it was the first time they discovered new, promising career paths beyond traditional streams. The session not only broadened their horizon but also gace the families confidence to shape new  aspirations for their children. 

By bringing expert guidance directly at the doorstep, MITRAz removed the barriers of cost and access, making career counselling where it is needed the most

IT Batch 3 Certification & Celebration

For our IT students, certification opened doors to companies like Wipro and Quess Corp.

Eighteen students earned their certificates, marking a journey of dedication, transformation, and self-belief. A celebratory outing followed, turning achievement into shared joy, as they now step into careers with pride and purpose.

Celebrating five years of MITRAZ

On 5 June 2024, MITRAZ marked an important milestone — completing more than five years of service and empowering over 1,500 rural youth. The event highlighted our impact:

  • 87% of trainees placed in jobs,
  • 90% reporting improved technology skills, 
  • Families experiencing greater financial independence.
Beyond the statistics, the day was a celebration of personal journeys — stories of resilience, transformation, and renewed purpose. We concluded by reaffirming our mission: Enable People. Ennoble Society.

Parents & Principals Meet – First Step Program

MITRAz held its first-ever Parents and Principals Meet under the First Step Program. For parents, it was a proud moment as they received a letter of appreciation for their children joining MITRAz. In rural communities, where parents often aren’t aware of what their children are learning, this recognition was deeply meaningful—one mother shared, “This is the first time anyone told me my child is doing something valuable.”
At the same time, Principals came together to discuss how we can mould students not only in academics but also in life skills, values, and holistic learning. The meet created a circle of support—parents more involved, principals aligned, and students at the heart of it all.
The day reaffirmed our belief that true education is built on partnerships between home, school, and society—shaping confident, capable, and compassionate youth.

FSGS Summer Study Camp – Learning Beyond Classrooms

MITRAz launched the first ever Summer Study Camp in Puttaparthi, making the scorching Rayalaseema summer a season of learning. For a whole month, over 65+ rural school children came to the center every day without fail—excited to improve their Spoken English and Analytical Math.
The sessions were fun, interactive, and very different from regular school lessons. “I never thought English could be so easy,” shared one student. Another added, “Math felt like a puzzle to solve, not just numbers to memorize.”
The camp gave students more than skills—it built confidence, curiosity, and the joy of learning. By the end, they walked away sharper, happier, and ready for the next step in their journey.

Clean Parthi, Green Parthi

MITRAz launched Puttaparthi’s first-ever “Clean Parthi, Green Parthi” marathon, a unique blend of fitness and sustainability. The entire event from planning the route map, banners to arranging stalls with lemon juice, bananas, and water was managed by our students and staff.

Every participant received breakfast and a small indoor plant as a green pledge, while winners proudly took home medals and trophies.

This marathon is just the beginning. As a next step, MITRAz is partnering with the Puttaparthi Municipality to promote waste segregation and sustainable practices across the town—moving closer to a cleaner, greener Puttaparthi.

A Performance to Remember

We were delighted to welcome Ms. Mrinalini Singh from Tata Trusts. Her visit was memorable, bringing warmth and encouragement to our students, trainers, and staff.

The highlight of Ms. Singh’s visit was a mime skit by our GDA (Geriatric Domestic Assistant) trainees on “Different Ways to Handle Elders.” Without using words, the girls beautifully conveyed care, respect, patience, and understanding through their expressions and gestures.

Ms. Singh was deeply touched by the performance. She shared how special it was to see young rural trainees learning not just technical skills, but also the human values needed to care for elders with dignity and compassion.
Reduced Inequalities- Social, economic, and political inclusion for all by 2030

Students from marginalised communities form the majority:
– 73% OBC
– 17.4% ST
– 10.1% SC
– 0.8% SBC
– 4.2% General Category

Boys vs Girls Ratio: 27:73
Decent Work and Economic Growth

87% of participants secured jobs after training.
71% reported improved savings habits, boosting financial independence.
90% improved tech skills and 93% gained confidence, strengthening employability
Gender Equality- End discrimination against women and girls everywhere

73% of MITRAz students are women, breaking barriers in education and skills training.
Dedicated programs in financial literacy and career readiness empower women to achieve independence and leadership.
Quality Education- Ensure equal access to skills and education by 2030

1,500+ rural youth trained across diverse educational backgrounds.
61% of beneficiaries use MITRAz-acquired skills daily in work and life.
No Poverty- Reduce poverty by half in all dimensions by 2030

82% of participants reported increased family income.
36 entrepreneurs created after MITRAz training, fostering self-reliance.
89 students acquired valuable assets for long-term financial stability.

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Upskilling Youth

Through MITRAz Skills training, we nurture the potential of rural youth– especially first-generation learners—through free skill and career readiness programs that combine technical training, soft skills, and human values.
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Information Technology

Business Development Executive (BFSI)

General Duty Assistant (Healthcare)

Tally Prime

Our Impact

Did you know?

In 8 years, we have trained 1,625 students—75% placed, many becoming the first earners in their families.

What Makes Us Special!

We don’t just teach skills—we build confidence, dignity, and real-world readiness.
IT Training –
Learning by Doing
Our students work on live projects in collaboration with Zoho, MIT MAHE Bangalore, and more, guided by experts from EY, Deloitte, and Wipro—gaining real-world skills beyond theory.
BFSI Training –
Soft Skills that Make a Difference
We build technical, communication, and interpersonal skills essential for sales and front-desk roles. Students visit banks and businesses, gaining real-world exposure and confidence for the job market.
GDA (Healthcare) –
Care from the Heart
Many of our GDA learners are 10th-pass women and single mothers seeking stability. This course gives them dignity, real-world hospital experience, and the confidence to enter the workforce with pride.
Tally Essential –
For Businesses & Careers
Tally Essential is for everyone—students entering accounting and MSME owners managing their business. From billing and bookkeeping to GST, we teach Tally hands-on, empowering learners with real, practical skills.

Next Phase (FY 26–27)

Co-create industry-led courses with corporates for market-ready training.

Introduce blended digital learning with AI and future-tech modules.

Build sustainability via local trainers, alumni mentors, and community ownership.

Create an alumni tracking system to measure long-term career growth and impact.

Clean Parthi, Green Parthi

Empowering Youth Through Caregiving
MITRAz promotes earth-friendly habits through waste management, tree planting, and sustainable practices. Since 2019, our Clean Parthi, Green Parthi initiative has mobilized youth, students, and volunteers—cleaning Puttaparthi’s riverbanks and hosting a 350-participant marathon with Sri Sathya institutions. Now, with the Puttaparthi Municipality, we’re phasing out single-use plastic and improving waste segregation to recycle more and reduce landfill waste. Beyond clean-up drives, our efforts are expanding. Together, these steps make Clean Parthi, Green Parthi not just a movement, but a way of life—nurturing responsibility, pride, and a cleaner, greener Puttaparthi for today and tomorrow.
Community Awareness Campaigns
Engaging households and shopkeepers to adopt cloth bags and eco-friendly packaging.
Tree Plantation Drives
Planting and nurturing native species to increase green cover and combat rising temperatures.
Composting & Organic Waste Management
Turning kitchen waste into organic manure for community gardens.
Green Education for Children
Workshops and nature walks for school students to build lifelong eco-consciousness.

SnehaMitr – Caring for the Elderly

Launched in 2023, SnehaMitr is MITRAz Foundation’s flagship eldercare initiative in Puttaparthi, Andhra Pradesh. The program delivers professional home nursing and caregiving for seniors with chronic conditions like dementia, cancer, and Parkinson’s. With limited access to affordable, quality elder care in the region, SnehaMitr fills a crucial community need.

Empowering Youth Through Caregiving

SnehaMitr is closely linked to MITRAz Skills’ General Duty Assistant (GDA) Healthcare program, run in partnership with Tata Strive since 2019.

How We Work

Hands-On Training
Students undergo classroom learning, practical sessions, and 40+ days of on-the-job hospital training.
Local Placement
Caregivers serve elders in hospitals, clinics, and homes within Puttaparthi, avoiding migration and maintaining community ties
Inclusive Care
Services are offered regardless of financial status, with funding support ensuring access for all elders
Continuous Monitoring
Feedback from elders and families ensures high-quality, compassionate care.

Unique Approach

Vertical Integration
Training, certification, and placement are handled within MITRAz for seamless transition into caregiving roles.
Local Recruitment
Employing youth from surrounding communities ensures dedication, reduces attrition, and strengthens community bonds.
Enhanced Support
Alumni caregivers return to mentor new batches, fostering continuity and inspiration.

Unique Approach

Youth Empowerment
453 students enrolled in GDA training since 2019, with 90% successfully placed locally or outside.
Improved Elder Care
Seniors receive professional, empathetic care at home, addressing mobility, medication, and companionship needs.
Community Development
The program simultaneously tackles unemployment and enhances healthcare access for underserved elders.

Next Phase (FY 26–27)

Expand Training: Include physiotherapy, patient communication, and advanced caregiving practices.

Strengthen Placement Networks: Collaborate with more local hospitals, clinics, and homecare providers.

Alumni Mentorship: Formalize alumni guidance to inspire and train new batches.

Expand SnehaMitr Services: Extend structured eldercare support and create sustainable employment opportunities.
First Steps – Connect, Bond, Grow

Growing With Purpose

At MITRAz, we believe effective learning begins with strong connections between students and educators. Many secondary school students struggle to identify their academic interests, career goals, and personal strengths. The First Steps program bridges this gap, empowering rural children with foundational knowledge, life skills, and career guidance.

Our Focus Areas

With First Steps, MITRAz empowers rural youth to connect, bond, and grow — building the skills, confidence, and aspirations for a bright future.
Foundational Literacy & Numeracy
Strengthening language and analytical skills for Grades 8–10.
School-to-Work Transition
Equipping students with vocational and reasoning skills for higher education and future careers.
Connecting Underserved Communities
Ensuring equitable access to quality education in rural areas.

Program Highlights

Pilot Launch

Began January 2023 at Chinnapalli Government School, later expanded to other Government and rural schools.

Reach & Impact (Jan 2023 – Oct 2025)

Curriculum for Grades 8–10

Began January 2023 at Chinnapalli Government School, later expanded to other Government and rural schools.
English & Reasoning Club
Master communicative English and analytical thinking
Eco &Sustainability Club
Learn to protect and nurture our environment
STEM Innovation Club
Explore science, technology, and creative problem-solving
Tech & Digital Skills Club
Gain hands-on digital literacy and tech expertise

Innovative Pedagogy

Our classrooms use Activity-Based Learning (ABL) and the LSRW model (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) to ensure students learn at their own pace through hands-on experiences. Faculty follow the “I do – We do – You do” methodology

Achievements So Far

Created a safe, inspiring environment for rural children to build confidence, teamwork, and aspirations.

Launched Language and Analytics & Reasoning classes to strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Motivated students to explore scholarships and higher education beyond government school pathways

Next Phase (FY 26–27)

Expand to 8–9 additional rural schools, reaching 400+ students

Introduce Digital Skills Training: Python, no-code/low-code technologies, and digital literacy

Enhance Scholarship Readiness: Competitive exam coaching and analytical skill development

Continue Holistic Learning: Creativity, cultural exposure, and values-based education
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Bank:                              State Bank of India
Branch:                           11, Sansad Marg, New Delhi Main Branch (NDMB) – 110 001
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May 2021- RISING TO THE CHALLENGE

Free Vegetables delivered at home for the needy

In May 2021, we initiated a free service to purchase and deliver fresh vegetables to underprivileged COVID+ patients in quarantine or isolation in the village areas surrounding Puttaparthi. We also started supplying medicines and serving Sai Protein to patients admitted at the Dharmshala Covid Care Centre in Puttaparthi. Both initiatives have significantly contributed to the well-being and successful recovery of dozens of poor patients.

Free online yoga and wellness classes

On May 18th 2021, the Foundation started free online wellness classes. Classes include yoga, breathing exercises and acupressure sessions and take place every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 pm for 30 minutes. These fun-filled interactive sessions are aimed at improving the physical health and emotional well-being of participants and are open to all. We are thrilled that the classes are being attended regularly with such an overwhelming number of enthusiastic participants. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81089339228

Andhra Pradesh COVID Helpline

On May 6th, 2021, in partnership with Sai Krushna Trust, MITRAz Foundation set up the Andhra Pradesh COVID Helpline ( 040-48213300). This service provides verified news related to COVID-19 and authentic information on oxygen support, hospital bed availability and ambulance services. It also provides tele-consultation and counselling to Covid patients with the help of volunteer doctors and certified counsellors. We have helped hundreds of needy people since setting up this helpline and have been widely appreciated for this service.

Breaking the barriers – The story of a young man on the path of growth

He saw success around him, but he didn’t have access to it.
He knew the life he wanted, but didn’t know where to start.
He was undeterred by failure, but language was a barrier.
His thinking was defined, but his presentation was not refined.
  • Seldom do young men make a conscious transition from a position of disadvantage to a position of confidence, through tenacious, consistent efforts. The story of RG is one such. He was a student of the 3rd batch of our BFSI course. A small farming family, combined with an arid climate and water shortage, was a recipe for misery in the little hamlet Narasampalle. He studied in government schools and college. As would his lot often do, he landed in a job in Vizag that demanded him to work 12 hours a day for less than the minimum wage. He got to know about MITRAz Skills during one of our mobilization visits to villages. He was a very rough and crude person till he joined MITRAz Skills. After joining us, he was a very attentive and enthusiastic to learn as he realized this was the one great opportunity to come up in life. He was obsessed with improving his English language, according to him, it was the window to the world. Every new word he came across, he would note down and follow-up on the meaning and usage, as if it was a task on his to-do list!
  • At placement, he was selected in all three interviews! Joining Kotak Mahindra Bank, Penukonda, for a salary of Rs.15,000/- has turned his life around. From being difficult, he has grown to handle difficult customers with understanding and active listening. His boss is a happy man because RG takes the initiative to take the bank to new customers by actively pursuing leads and convincing conversations to open accounts. Life at home and in the village is not the same anymore. Written off earlier as good for nothing, his success had made them look at him with respect and pride. He now contributes two-thirds of his salary to the household. The emotional bonding in the family has improved. In his own words, ‘The single most takeaway from MITRAz for me was, I take responsibility for what I do. I work like an owner not like a labourer!’
  • The challenge in Skill Development is, often, not the imparting of knowledge, which is just a certain amount of information. It is to curate and mentor the underlying attitude towards life and learning, to mould the clay that is youth, into a shape of art. We learn, not how to earn, but how to learn. With RG, the Center has fulfilled this goal of a wholesome transformation. From enhancement of livelihood, he is moving towards a pursuit of excellence in life. We believe, that change, will take him places.

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