#35, Hyder Garden, 4th Street, Krishnadass Road, Perambur, Ch-12.
#35, Hyder Garden, 4th Street, Krishnadass Road, Perambur, Ch-12.
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JAT is the Trustable Certified Organisationin Tamilnadu.
Jeeva Anbalayam Trust (JAT) has begun its journey in 2003 as a non-profit welfare trust with a focus to work for the welfare of the disadvantaged section of society. A group of service-minded people realized the need to work towards the fulfillment of the destitute, marginalized, and orphans (Women and Children) in society.
Enhancing, living standard of the rural and urban poor with special focus to children and women, and to establish the home for destitute elderly and children by providing better quality care and support, women empowerment in all aspects, support services to People living with HIV/AIDS, advocacy, information, education, Environment, agricultural sector, train to trainers, research, training and development.
Helping others isn’t only good for others and a good thing, it also makes us happier and healthier and can reduce stress levels in some cases. Giving connects us to others, strengthens community, and helps create a happier society for all. And it’s good for society!
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• Children are more vulnerable than adults to the conditions under which they live. • Hence, they are more affected than any other age group by the actions and inaction of governments and society. • In most societies, including ours, views persist that children are their parents’ property, or are adults in the making, or are not yet ready to contribute to society. • Children are not seen as people who have a mind of their own, a view to express, the capacity to make a choice and an ability to decide. • Instead of being guided by adults, their life is decided by adults. • Children have no votes or political influence and little economic power. Too often, their voices are not heard. • Children are particularly vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.
