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We directly donate food, needy essentials to homeless people, and poor families impacted by the COVID-19 coronavirus. Daily wage workers, migrant workers rendered jobless by the current COVID-19 pandemic and they need our timely support to prevent hunger. Read More.

Best NGO in Andhra Pradesh receiving various Awards from Government of Andhra Pradesh & eminent professionals across India for its Non Governmental Organization good work for the poorer communities in Karnool District of Andhra Pradesh. Read More.

32 million Indian children of age up to 13 years have never attended any school, the majority of them belonging to the socially disadvantaged class or poor families. In addition, 47 million children of secondary and higher secondary school-going age dropped out of school. Most government schools have a poor quality infrastructure, and lack teachers. Children mired in poverty are forced to drop out of school and find ways to survive. Shockingly, there are more than 33 million child laborers below the age of 18 years in India, whereas they should be in school. Read More.

Our Support: Aim of this project is to identify and support 500 underprivileged girl students from slum communities, who are studying in classes V to X in government schools. Every year, we distribute the educational material kits to these girls. The education kit contains School bag, Long and Short Note Books, Dictionary, Shoes, Socks, Pencils, Erasers, Writing Pad, branded school uniforms, Sketch Pens, Geometry Box, Colour Pencils, etc. Read More.

Seruds Orphanage for Girls and Orphanage for Boys were started in January 2012. We started with 5 children in 2012.Today we have 25 girls and 35 boys. The Children’s Homes are spread across 3 floors.The children are orphans, rescued street children found by volunteers, or come from very poor families or have single parents who cannot give them proper education and food. Read More.

Moved by the plight of destitute single women, Seruds has taken up program of sponsoring elderly women on an urgent basis. Our volunteers and staff members conducted surveys and identified 120 destitute women who are above 60 year of age. These elderly women are widows or have been abandoned by their husbands. Some have children, but the children live apart and do not take care of their mothers. They do not have money for food, medical care and other basic necessities. Read More.

SERUDS launched Happy Old Age Home in January 2012 for abandoned & destitute women in Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh, Old Age Home is fully free and funded solely through donations. Home shelters 30 grannies at present. Since 2012, 90 elders have called it their home during the last stage of their lives. Read More.

They have a clear insight into the socio-economic and health issues faced by the downtrodden, underprivileged, and marginalized segments of the communities. SERUDS NGO India is a non-governmental, non-profit, social service voluntary organization working for the integrated development of women and children of vulnerable segments of the society. Read More.