Shreyans Foundation

Shreyans Foundation is a pioneering service organization operating out of Chennai. The focus of this foundation is primarily in bringing relief to areas affected by natural calamities.

Shreyans has played a vital role in flood relief in Assam, Maharashtra and Rajasthan. During the plague outbreak in Surat, the foundation actively organized for medical camps and distributed 10,000 medicine packs.

Shreyans conducted a survey about leprosy in India, and organized for special medical camps for those afflicted with the disease. With the help of Lion's Club, Shreyans conducted Polio awareness camps, and through trainings and therapy, helped several polio afflicted persons to walk again.

During the 2004 Tsunami, Shreyans was totally committed to bringing relief to Nambiargramam, a village near Nagapattinam, which was one of the worst hit areas in Tamil Nadu.

Thanks to charitable contributions from all over the world, Shreyans helped Indiranagar, a town near Kadalur, Tamil Nadu, acquire a water purification system worth Rs. 25 lakhs.

Every year on the 15^th of August, starting from the 50^th year of Indian independence, Shreyans organizes free meals for the poor.

During a period of heavy flooding in northern Tamil Nadu, Shreyans identified the village of Jagirmangalam near Arakkonam which was entirely cut off by flood waters, and rushed medical help to the people and livestock marooned in the village.

In collaboration with the Stella Marie's College community workers, Shreyans organized a medical camp specifically for residents of the Pazhaverkadu area in Chennai, which was widely affected by a severe Chikungunya outbreak.

Operating under the direction of Mr. Bhavanesh Kumar Deora, Shreyans Foundation is unparalleled in their participation in relief operations across the country for the past 27 years.

Contact:

57/62, Walajah Road,

Mount Road,

Chennai – 600002

Mobile: 9385363537