Hi Everyone,

I am glad to inform you that Pavithra has fully recovered and has started leading a normal life. Please see some of her pictures:









This is the last update from my side on this forum.

On this auspicious day of Makar Sakranti, we will donate the remaining funds Rs.119000 (approx) to various other similar campaigns on Milaap.org. I will work with the team at Milaap and distribute the amount as per their guidance. Some of the campaigns are mentioned below:


https://milaap.org/fundraisers/mohan-krishna


https://milaap.org/fundraisers/hemanth-s


https://milaap.org/fundraisers/baby-of-rashmi


https://milaap.org/fundraisers/help-yazhvendhan

Apart from this, I have also donated some amount to the following NGOs.




For any further details, please do write to me on virag.shah@gmail.com

Dear Supporters,

We met with Pavithra and family and are super happy to inform that she is healthy and hearty. Please see her photos.



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If you are following the updates, we had promised to conduct a medical awareness camp at the village where Pavithra resides. Accordingly, we organized a medical camp at Padamanapalli and examined more than 100 young kids. We also distributed free medicines for these needy poor people.













Thanks for your contributions, we were able to help many more children like Pavithra in her village. For any other information or updates, please contact me on virag.shah@gmail.com.

Regards,
Virag Shah

Dear all,

We are glad to inform you that Pavithra has recovered considerably. Folks from Colourful Butterflies Foundation (NGO) visited Pavithra at her village in Lingal and met with the family. Please see the photos attached below.

Pavithra with her family

About the condition of the Padmanapalli village -
The village is in the interior parts of Nagarkurnool district with a population of about 1000 people. The village has open drainage and lacks cleanliness. Mostly all kids and elders did not wear chappal while around their houses. When the volunteers from Colourful Butterflies foundation spoke with local villagers and youth, they said that diseases like Malaria, Dengue, Stomach aches are common.

As discussed in the previous updates, we plan to conduct a Medical awareness camp at this village to educate villagers about worm infestation in kids like Pavithra. Accordingly, I am working with Colourful Butterflies foundation and Ankura Hospital to make this happen. The tentative dates are 25th Nov and 29th Nov. We do plan to arrange to and fro transportation between Madinaguda, Hyderabad and Padmanapalli village (about 180 kms one way).
Please note that the dates are tentative.
We will send more updates once we finalize the details of the event. Also for people who are interested to join us for the camp, please send me an email on virag.shah@gmail.com