Home Archives for 2025 Page 9 Singapore Centre Reaches out to Migrant Construction Workers on Labour Day On the occasion of Labour Day on May 1, we honoured the hands that build our country by undertaking a seva initiative for migrant workers at the Marine Parade Community Centre. We lovingly distributed thoughtfully prepared bags containing snack packets, a drink, hand towel, and a pair of socks to migrant workers operating at construction sites as a token of our gratitude for their tireless efforts. Their warm smiles during this initiative reaffirmed our commitment to serve those whose efforts often go unnoticed.
Home Archives for 2025 Page 9 Jaipur Centre Compassionately Cares for our Feathered Friends Our Lord’s compassion is not merely restricted to humans but flows to all forms of life. The scorching summer heat takes its toll on birds as they find it difficult to obtain water and roam around to quench their thirst. To extend our love towards these birds, who cannot convey their needs, we distributed over 400 water pots to various individuals at three different events. These water pots will offer them a life sustaining refuge. We thank the Lord for instilling in us the sensitivity to expand our care to all living beings.
Home Archives for 2025 Page 9 San Diego Centre Supports the Needy Interfaith Community Services empowers people in need to stabilise and improve their lives through comprehensive programmes, in partnership with diverse faith communities and people of compassion. We joined them in this noble endeavour as we collected rice and beans with the courtesy of generous contributions from local stores, neighbours, and friends and donated them to the Interfaith Community Services. They will distribute this to individuals in need, spreading the love and compassion of the Masters.
Home Archives for 2025 Page 9 Hong Kong Centre Donates Essential Items to the Elderly Hung Hom is an area in the southeast of the Kowloon Peninsula. The elderly and underprivileged in this area are often in need of various items and look out for support from the community for their daily necessities and requirements. To extend our help to the elderly, we collected and donated essential items like handwash, dishwash, cleaning sponges, soft tissues, surgical masks, earphones, chargers etc. at the Hung Hom council office. These items will be further distributed to the elderly, bringing in relief and smiles.
Home Archives for 2025 Page 9 Mulund Youth Group Satiates the Hungry Food is one of the most basic of human necessities, but there are numerous people who are not able to afford even proper daily meals! To help the homeless feed themselves we distributed food, sweets, and buttermilk to over 400 needy people in our vicinity. This initiative was our small way of extending the love and care received from Param Krupalu Dev and Pujya Gurudevshri to the deprived around us.
Home Archives for 2025 Page 9 Indianapolis Centre Embarks on a Cleanliness Drive To show our care towards the environment and maintain cleanliness in the community, we undertook a cleanup drive in the vicinity. Volunteers were divided into four teams and we began cleaning the street which we had earlier adopted. By a labour of love, we were able to restore cleanliness in the area by collecting trash and disposing it. The satisfaction of making our surroundings a better place through this initiative reinforced the importance of selfless service in all forms.
Home Archives for 2025 Page 9 Vadodara Brings Smiles to Mentally Challenged Children and Women With hearts full of gratitude, we visited the Missionaries of Charity, home to over 200 disabled and mentally challenged children and women who have no families. We organised a lively musical chair game and danced with the residents, filling the space with laughter and joy. It was truly heartwarming to see their faces light up with happiness! We also served welcome drinks and lunch to everyone and donated cloth to support their daily needs. This experience reminded us of the power of love, care, and simple moments of connection!
Home Archives for 2025 Page 9 Haji Ali Centre Uplifts Spirits of the Aged Anand Niketan is a charitable organisation with the primary objective of providing care and shelter to the infirm and aged destitute who have been abandoned by their families. We visited these elderly to spread the warmth of the Master’s love. We immersed in heartfelt prayers, calming meditation, and gentle healing exercises, followed by uplifting affirmations to inspire daily positivity. The atmosphere turned festive with lively games that brought about laughter and cheer. We also distributed gifts and food which lit up many faces. This seva was a reminder of how love and kindness can touch hearts.
Home Archives for 2025 Page 9 A Sip Of Kindness! Chaas Distribution Drive As temperatures soar during the harsh summers, chaas (buttermilk) emerges not just as a traditional Indian drink, but as a vital remedy for dehydration. Rich in probiotics, electrolytes, and essential nutrients, chaas helps cool the body, aids digestion, and replenishes lost fluids, making it the perfect antidote for heat exhaustion. Harnessing the power of this humble drink, Shrimad Rajchandra Love and Care volunteers and Youth Group members launched a nationwide initiative to bring relief to the underprivileged. Spread across the months of April and May, Youth Groups and volunteers from Mumbai including Dahisar-Borivali, Ghatkopar, Matunga, Mulund, Navi Mumbai, Santacruz, South Mumbai and those from Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Jaipur, Kolkata, Nagpur, Pune, Surat, Vadodara, and Vishakhapatnam distributed over 2,30,000 chaas packets. Chaas booths were set up in busy market areas, while pouches were also distributed at construction sites and high-traffic zones. Volunteers reached out to community workers, homeless individuals, and daily-wage earners, providing them with refreshing servings of chaas. The initiative was widely appreciated by the beneficiaries across locations. By the grace of Param Krupalu Dev and blessings of Pujya Gurudevshri and supported by the indomitable spirit of over 550 volunteers, this effort not only quenched thirst but also highlighted the spirit of unity and compassion. It served as a reminder that simple acts like offering a glass of chaas can bring immense comfort and joy, especially when temperatures rise and kindness becomes the greatest relief. The drive not only provided physical relief but also brought a sense of solidarity and care to those facing the harsh realities of summer… one glass of chaas at a time!
