Spiritual Camp in Thailand
During 24th–25th March 2018, a sadhana (spiritual practice) camp was held at the Sathya Sai School in Lopburi, themed “Service to Man Is Service to God.” SSIO leaders gave
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Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos (Lao PDR), Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand
During 24th–25th March 2018, a sadhana (spiritual practice) camp was held at the Sathya Sai School in Lopburi, themed “Service to Man Is Service to God.” SSIO leaders gave
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On 16th December 2017, SSE students from Thailand gave a presentation on the Serve the Planet project to 41 people, including 19 SSIO members. The children spoke about
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Twenty-one volunteers from the SSIO of Thailand organised a Parents Appreciation Day to honour parents on 11th February 2018. Twelve children spoke about
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On 27th January 2018, SSIO volunteers in Thailand conducted a survey in Baan Daan Chaan village to identify the needs of indigent villagers, with a view to adopting the community. They also distributed packages containing
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On 13th January 2018, 20 volunteers from the SSIO of Thailand organised a Sathya Sai Sports Day. The head of the Indian Associations of Thailand and a senior SSIO officer inaugurated the event. More than
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On 16th December 2017, 15 young adults from Narayangarh, Nepal, travelled to the remote villages of Sapreni, Jaithali, and Kol Bhanjyang, and lovingly served
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On 26th November 2017, 41 volunteers, including 25 SSIO members, travelled to BaanGerda, a small community 230 km north of Bangkok that provides care and support for 48 orphaned children diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. The volunteers distributed
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The Sri Sathya Sai Village Improvement Programme in Sri Lanka has adopted Selvapuram, a village of about 300 economically challenged families near the Kondavil township in
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SSIO members conducted an English class for teachers of the impoverished Klong Toey School from the 9th–13th of October 2017. The volunteers also provided SSEHV training
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The Sri Sathya Sai Suva Sevana Cancer Hospice opened on 6th July 2002 to serve needy and forsaken cancer patients. Since its inception, more than 450
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