Articles about community service
The sixth national volunteer camp of the SSIO of Kazakhstan was held at a boarding school in the Karaganda region. A team of 31 volunteers from five cities of Kazakhstan provided humanitarian services and
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In June 2016, the SSIO of Latin America initiated a project to assist the Sathya Sai School, Unidad Educativa Colegio Valores Humanos, in Venezuela, which faced a food shortage. On 10th July 2016, more than 100 Sathya Sai devotees in
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In Hungary, the SSIO celebrates Sathya Sai Baba’s Birthday through putting His valuable teachings into practice by feeding the needy, serving the aged and the lonely, and organising community singing and creative programmes for all to enjoy. On the morning of
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In late April 2017, SSIO volunteers participated in Earth Day by planting seedlings of coniferous, pine, tui, and cypress trees.
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In New South Wales (NSW), Christmas was celebrated at St. Brigid’s Catholic Church, Marrickville. The theme for the event, attended by 150 people, was “Joy to the World.” The peaceful ambience of the church offered a
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In the summer of 2016, the SSIO of Canada partnered with the non-profit organisation, Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, to restore a stretch of the Rouge River. The garbage scattered around shorelines and in waterbodies severely
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The Nsawam Orthopaedic Training Centre (NOTC) in Ghana helps children who have lost one or both limbs due to accidents or birth defects. In December 2016, 14 SSIO members distributed
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The Dutch Sathya Sai Baby Service Project is a long-standing project involving sewing clothes for new-born babies in India. After the baby apparel is made, packages containing
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On 27th November 2016, 49 volunteers from the Sathya Sai School of Bangkok and the Sathya Sai Centres of Rajdamneon, Sai Prasanthi, and Sukumvit participated in a service activity at Sanam Luang. Thai citizens have
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In April 2017, many of the 85 Sathya Sai Centres and bhajan units in Malaysia served food to the needy, with each unit offering meals to 100–500 homeless individuals in their respective communities. About
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