International Chandramauli Charitable Trust
| Abbreviation | TICCT |
|---|---|
| Motto | Realizing oneness in all |
| Founder | Lucy Guest, Devatma Dubey |
| Founded at | Varanasi |
| Type | Community Service |
| Purpose | Children's Education & Empowerment |
| Location | |
| Services | Spiritual, Academic, Yoga |
| Methods | Donations by Corporates & Governmental Organizations |
Official language | English |
| Website | www.chandramauli.org |
Introduction
The International Chandramauli Charitable Trust is a non-profit trust working to provide better education and living standards to children. Located in Varanasi, India, the trust provides children with education along with proper accommodation, including facilities for meals. More than 200 children are registered with the trust currently, and more children's registrations are expected in the coming years.
Mission
The International Chandramauli Charitable Trust operates under the mission of educating the maximum number of children in core traditional values, elementary subjects, and providing learning on various other subjects of interest, such as arts and crafts, to ensure overall development. The Chandramauli Charitable Trust works for the following essential rights of all children:
- Right to education
- Right to improved living
- Right to a better life & future
The Trust works on the conventional residential education philosophy, requiring children to stay in the provided accommodation and receive the necessary learning.
Financial Aids
A major portion of the trust’s finances is accumulated via donations from corporates. Leading business organizations in India and across the globe make significant contributions to the trust from time to time. The IT outsourcing firm SynapseIndia[1] and its founder Shamit Khemka have been a constant and one of the major contributors to the Chandramauli Charitable Trust for a long time.
Besides corporates, the trust receives donations from governmental organizations and other non-profit organizations. Tara Twyman, from Uckfield in East Sussex, is aiming to raise £5,000 for the International Chandramauli Trust.[2]
Core Activities
The trust is actively working on making children well-aware of traditional values, Vedic literature, and Rishis-ascetics. They also run "after-school" classes for students of all ages, from pre-school to post-graduation. Children registered with the trust receive free teaching on a number of subjects, including English, Sanskrit, Computer Science, Accountancy, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, History, Social Science, and Business Studies.
The Trust also runs a computer training center where children learn basic web designing techniques and other computer fundamentals using Cambridge University Press ICT skills course books, which make teaching much easier. Experienced teachers at the trust train children on basic subjects and computer fundamentals, in addition to giving them lessons on art & craft and music. Children practice classical Sangeet and learn to play musical instruments, such as the guitar and harmonium, during music classes held on Sundays.
At Chandramauli, children also learn "Sat Svar Vedas" along with "Panini's Vyakaran" and Saahitya, Darshan, Translation, as well as Spoken Sanskrit.[3] A Nursery, Lower Kindergarten, and Upper Kindergarten are provided for all young children who are unable to attend school. The children are also provided hot meals daily, which effectively serve as their prime source of nutrition. Besides meals, uniforms, books, and stationery are also provided as needed.
External links
References
- ↑ "Corporate Social Responsibility". SynapseIndia.
- ↑ "London Marathon woman Tara Twyman runs seven more marathons". BBC News UK. Retrieved 27 April 2015.
- ↑ "Maha Shivratri Rudrabhishek, Varanasi". Youtube.
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