CSR Project/Initiatives

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Trinity Care Foundation - Legal • Registered as Public Charitable Trust on 27-12-2007. PAN - AABTT5300R

• Registered Under Section 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

• Registered under FCRA Act, 2010 - Registration No: 094421576 dated on 09-09-2014 .

• Registered with NITI Aayog , Unique ID No. : KA/2009/0003060 • Registered with United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and with various Govt. Agencies under Government of Karnataka.

• Registered with Silicon Valley Community Foundation and YourCause, United States of America.

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CSR Projects implemented by Trinity Care Foundation under Schedule VII, Company Act 2013, in Karnataka.

• Empowering School Project [ Government and Govt. Aided Schools ].

• School Health Program – Preventative Health.

• Adolescent Health Program • Safe drinking water project – RO Plant • Basic computer education program • Infrastructure development project [Labs, School Desks, Books, Bags, Stationery & Sports Items and Building] • Outreach Health Program – Slums and Rural Areas.

• Facial Deformity Surgery and treatments for poor children.

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School Health Program Schools are considered as place for learning where children learn not only subjective knowledge but also life style practices and health seeking behaviors.

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Benefits of School Health Program •

The school activities expose the child to other children, and to public places, such as streets and buses. This makes the child vulnerable to a set of medical issues, ranging from infectious diseases, food poisoning, psycho-social issues and addictive behaviors. Based on several studies done on school children found that most of the children were suffering from one or more morbid conditions like, Anemia, Dental caries, Vitamin A deficiency, refractive error, Poor hygiene, Worm infestation, Tonsillitis, Vitamin B-complex deficiency etc.

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Health is a key factor in school entry, as well as continued participation and attainment in school. Most of the defects and diseases that are seen among the school children are preventable and the health of the child can be preserved and improved, provided that the defect or disease is detected and treated early.

Research indicates that nutritional deficiencies and poor health in primary school age children are among the causes of low school enrolment, high absenteeism, early dropout and poor classroom performance.

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The School health program is the only public sector program specifically focused on school age children. Its main focus is to address the health needs of children both physical and mental, and in addition it provides for nutrition interventions and counseling. It responds to an increased need, increases the efficacy of other investments in child development, ensures good current and future health, better educational outcomes and improves social equity and all the services are provided for in a cost effective manner.

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School Preventative Health • General Screening: Height, Weight [BMI] • General health check-up and Curative Services for common communicable diseases, injuries, speech and hearing, etc., • Dental checkups and Oral Health Kit – Toothbrush and Toothpaste.

• Printed health cards for children.

• Referral Services. Students requiring specialist care are referred to higher centers appropriately.

• Health education regarding sanitation, nutrition, adolescent health, personal hygiene, use of toilets etc will be done for students as well teachers.

• Eye Care – Providing spectacles for students with refractive error. www.trinitycarefoundation.com

Empowering Government Schools Partnering with Education Department of Karnataka.

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Empowering Government Schools

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Facial Deformities Program Facial anomalies are a group of deformities involving the growth of the head and facial bones. These anomalies are congenital (present at birth) . Eg; Cleft Lip, Cleft Palate and TMJ Ankylosis.

Trinity Care Foundation provides free surgeries and treatments to such underprivileged children. We work in partnership with National Health Mission and Government of Karnataka.

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Community Outreach Program Community outreach programs is an important vehicle for reducing the discovery-delivery disconnect by bringing health education and health screening services directly to community members.

Trinity Care Foundation conducts health programs in rural areas in Karnataka in synergy with Health Department, Karnataka.

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How could Companies support our projects ?

To support our Empowering School Project in Government Schools as a CSR Project - Covered under Company Act 2013, sec 135, Schedule VII (i)(ii).

To support outreach health programs in urban slums and rural areas in Karnataka as a CSR Project - Covered under Company Act 2013, sec 135, Schedule VII (i).

To support surgeries/treatments for underprivileged children with Cleft and other Facial deformities as a CSR Project - Covered under Company Act 2013, sec 135, Schedule VII (i). www.trinitycarefoundation.com