Charity

Donations made by Northern Tamil Association UK (NTAUK) for COVID-19 Relief: 1. Government of Tamil Nadu – Chief Minister’s Public Relief Fund – Donated Rs. 1,00,000.00 2. Coimbatore Medical College Hospital – Donated 100x Pulse Oximeters, arranged through Dr. Madhu Shankar (Manchester) and handed over to Dean Dr.A.Nirmala by Dr.Kanagaraj (Anaesthesia HOD). 3. Tirunelveli Medical

Charity activities during the year 2020-2021 Northern Tamil Association UK (NTA) was able to support few deserving organisations and people who are going through difficulties during this pandemic. We would like to sincerely thank the members and all the contributors who made this charity deeds possible. 1. Albany Theatre, Coventry, UK Their volunteer programme supports

Ramakrishna Mission – Battiacaloa Ramakrishna Mission is a well-known international organization. The Batticaloa branch is mainly engaged in providing shelter, food and education for need y children in its 3 homes. The boys’ home has a strength of more than 90 whereas the girls live in 2 homes, numbering more than 100.NTA wants to continue

Manitha Neyam Trust – Colombo This Trust is based in Colombo with branches all over the world. The current Chairman is Mr Kailasapillai. The activities include providing educational services, sheltering orphans and people with physical disabilities and mental illness in the various homes all over SriLanka. And assisting with the fishermen affected by the tsunami.

Little Sisters of the Poor – Erode This is dedicated home for the aged and is run by the Coimbatore Diocese of the Catholic Church in South India. This is a charitable home which houses the aged people who have been abandoned by their families. Click Here to see Thank You Letter from Little Sisters

Year 2009 ( two in India and two in SriLanka) Each of these charities is given 750 pounds Udavum Karangal – Chennai This is a registered non-government, non-religious social organisation, which is dedicated to the welfare of abandoned children, orphans, mentally handicapped persons and destitutes. Currently it provides shelter for nearly 2000 people. The driving

1. Donated £500 to Sairam old age home trust through our ex-president Dr Madan Thirugnanam 2. Donated £500 to Cancer Institute in Adayar, India as requested by Mr Sankar Narayanan

Donated £250 to gypsies group in Gujarat through our committee member Mr Joe Karuna. Received the following from Father Antoni To, Northern Tamil Association SUB: Thanking you for your help and generosity-( 30,000 thousand)Dear friendsLoving regards to all! I take this great opportunity to thank you for your help and support in helping the people

Sir, I don’t want to overload you. But for transparency sake I will send few more photos.My sister’s grand daughter is keeping all the records and sending copies to me. She is hoping to complete aid distribution in the next few days.Should I send some photos to Ram Vinayagam?( I don’t. Have his number) People