North Bridge House Schools & Chiswick and Bedford Park Preparatory School

Schieffelin Institute of Health: Report

Health Awareness

In connection with HEAL, CMC Hospital doctor, Dr Archana, conducted health camps in the tribal areas of Karpanankollai, Jadayankollai, Attukondarai, and Pallumarathukollai in the Alleri area. The team Dr Archana took out included two of Seb's Projects local health and development workers, Srinivasan and Louise. The team visited 42 patients in small hamlets covering a 25 km radius. The patients visited suffer from a variety of illnesses, including cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and diabetes that have never been previously diagnosed or treated.

HEAL has helped to raise awareness in these rural areas, and there has been an increase in the villagers recognizing and seeking help for those who are sick.

Clowning the Blues away!

The Sebastian Hunter Memorial Trust's team in Tamil Nadu having been working with another organisation called the Humanitarian Clowns. The Humanitarian Clowns visit hospitals, orphanages, old age homes, etc. and put on performances to help entertain as well as teach their audiences about important issues. The Hindu Newspaper published an article on their involvement.

Humanitarian Clowns Abroad

Seb’s Projects India has partnered with the Humanitarian Clowns Abroad to organise a huge event for next September. Twenty clowns from across the world will be coming to Vellore to visit CMC Hospital wards, CHAD and RUHSA community hospitals, slums, tribal villages, colleges who have partnered with the Eco Trail project, DREAM project Schools, Seb’s Schools, MBKG Orphanage and the government orphanage.

Humanitarian Clowns Abroad is a wonderful organization of clowns from across the world who go to developing and war torn countries to bring smiles and laughter to those who are struggling. The founder was a volunteer on our Eco Trail Project in 2008, and has been a wonderful supporter of our work since.

Build a school with 108 Sun Salutations

We are delighted to announce that One Shakti are going to be supporting us with their 108 Sun Salutations charity event this year. 

The Sun Salutation is a series of Yoga postures practised in a flowing sequence promoting physical, mental and spiritual health. In most yoga session only a few rounds are conducted. On this day the team of experienced One Shakti instructors will guide you gracefully through the postures and sequences. Having some experience of yoga and Sun Salutation practice will help but is not a pre-requisite - together we will accomplish the 108 sets.

You can see a brief glimpse of 108 Sun Salutations event 2015 on this video. Please link to https://youtu.be/EVQwyXEuHds

The event will be raising funds for a permanent school in the remote region of the Jawadhi Hills, in a village called Thanimaruthur. 

To get involved please download the Registration Form below or contact us at [email protected].