Akhanda Seva For International Shanti

Karunya Mane, the children's shelter, is situated on the outskirts of Mysore. It offers a balance between city convenience and the tranquility of a more remote location.
The organisation has added extra structures for school tutoring, accommodating both classroom-style and one-on-one sessions. The young residents benefit from comprehensive care, mirroring the upbringing of children in middle-class families. This includes:
1. The opportunity to enjoy their childhood and be kids.
2. Quality private school education, daily after-school tutoring, and tailored schooling for children with special needs.
3. Access to medical and dental care for all healthcare needs.
4. Counseling and emotional support for mental well-being.
5. Nutritious meals, including milk and dietary supplements.
6. Proper clothing, footwear, and personal supplies, such as school uniforms, haircuts, and comfortable bedding.
7. Participation in various volunteer-led programs, including art and craft, singing and chanting.

The organisation regularly encounters men, women, and children in dire circumstances. The organisation also extends aid to street women dealing with HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis, ensuring they receive proper counselling and medical attention. The steadfast commitment has gradually earned their trust, and some of these mothers now actively collaborate with the organisation to aid other women in similar need. The support encompasses:
1. Comprehensive medical and dental care for all healthcare needs.
2. Assisting women in securing housing to transition from sleeping on sidewalks.
3. Facilitating interaction with the broader community through volunteer programs.
4. Providing shelter; many street children now reside at Karunya Mane.

Project Food and More provides monthly "care packages" to recipients, comprising essential cooking ingredients (such as rice, dahl, and nutritious grains), bathing and laundry essentials, mosquito repellent, protein supplements, other staples, and a modest cash allocation. The organisation conducts home visits for potential beneficiaries, engaging in interviews to understand their circumstances and assess their living conditions.