About HELPING HANDS HUMANITY(HHH)
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A group created a documentary titled "HUMANITY," which inspired the legal rehabilitation of a mentally challenged individual, leading to his reunification with his parents. This impactful documentary motivated one of its members to establish the NGO Helping Hands Humanity (HHH). It demonstrated that with the determination to do good and the commitment to take action, success follows.
Our DONORS are our PILLARS of strength and encouragement.We have successfully accomplished our missions thanks to the generosity of our donors, who have placed their trust in us. We extend our sincere gratitude to all our donors for their unwavering support.
HHH originally focused on education and has since expanded its efforts to four key missions:
1) MISSION EDUCATION:
Since 2012, HHH has been providing educational support to hundreds of underprivileged children across different states, helping them secure brighter futures and stable jobs. Our progress through the years is as follows:
18 children in 2013-2014,
43 children in 2014-2015,
80 children in 2015-2016,
90 children in 2016-2017,
134 children in 2017-2018,
164 children in 2018-2019,
246 children in 2019-2020,
335 children in 2020-2021,
380 children in 2021-2022,
326 children in 2022-2023,
294 children in 2023-2024,
249 children in 2024-2025
Hundreds of children have completed their studies, secured jobs, and settled well in their careers.
2) TEACHING MISSION:
HHH volunteers provide tutoring to children in slums, government schools, and orphanages, focusing on punctuality, discipline, and the importance of health and education. In government schools, our goals are to:
1. Encourage punctuality and discipline.2. Monitor academic performance.
3. Motivate bright students to support others in their studies.
In slum areas, our objectives include:
1. Assisting children with their homework.
2. Understanding and improving their knowledge in each subject.
3. Teaching the importance of health, cleanliness, and discipline.
4. Instilling respect and the value of sharing.
In orphanages, we aim to:
1. Provide care and affection, similar to a family.
2. Build confidence and cooperation among children.
3. Emphasize the importance of health and education.
3) GRAMA SEVA:
HHH adopted a village in Nelavancha, Warangal district, where we have installed a water purification plant to provide clean drinking water, helped residents open bank accounts for government schemes, renovated school toilets, and provided benches for classrooms. We have also contributed to infrastructure improvements by helping with road construction and establishing a three-phase power supply. We aim to continue improving the village’s infrastructure.
4) HHH Children Homes:
Established in 2016, HHH Children Homes provide shelter for children from slums, including orphans and those with single parents. Starting with 17 children, we now accommodate 38 girls and 25 boys in separate homes for boys and girls. We continue to improve these facilities and invite support for our upcoming Excel Link initiative.
Our efforts reflect our commitment to uplifting lives, and we are thankful to our donors for making this work possible.