Articles about community service
To assist efforts to contain the deadly Ebola virus in West Africa, Sai Spiritual Education (SSE) children from Northern California collected medical supplies for health workers and families of victims of the disease.
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A major earthquake of magnitude 7.8 struck Nepal on 25th April 2015. The natural disaster wreaked havoc on a massive scale. Thousands of people have lost their lives, and an estimated 1.4 million people are without food. The densely populated capital city, Kathmandu, home to…
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The Sathya Sai Group of Punilla City in Argentina was started in April 2014 and serves interested people living in remote locations who cannot travel to Sathya Sai centres or attend meetings. This Group of 5 to 10 Sathya Sai volunteers has travelled to La…
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As part of the Community Adoption Programme (CAP), Sathya Sai members in New Zealand have helped refugee children with school homework for the past 15 years. The programme, called Study Care, was started in the Glen Innes area in response to Bhagawan’s call to offer…
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On 24th April 2015, 30 volunteers from the Sathya Sai Centres of the St. Louis area assembled and served 300 cheese sandwiches to the homeless at Centenary United Methodist Church. The volunteers formed five groups, each representing a human value, and embarked on this noble…
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Mahasamadhi Day of 2015 was observed across the USA, coast to coast, from New York to California.
ʀᴇᴀᴅ ᴍᴏʀᴇSSIO members organised an International Medical Camp in Jamaica from 21st–25th April 2015, in which 18 Sathya Sai volunteers from the USA, Canada, and Jamaica provided medical services to 1,542 needy Jamaicans at nine urban and rural locations. The Jamaica Ministry of Health (MOH) provided…
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The SSIO of Kazakhstan held a 22nd bi-annual volunteer camp, from 9th to 12th April 2015, at a boarding school in Saran. The 47 volunteers, organised in teams, provided a variety of services to the community.
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Sathya Sai Youth in France participated in a Serve the Planet project themed, “Human Values for Nation Building.” The service activities began in April 2015 with the youth distributing clothing, shoes, school supplies, and food to about 20 families residing in a blighted area.
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The Nsawam Orthopaedic Training Center (NOTC) helps disabled children in Ghana who have lost one or more limbs. At Easter time, in April 2015, ten Sathya Sai volunteers visited the NOTC to offer food to about 80 children. The volunteers served jollof rice, toffees, biscuits,…
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