Karuvi Foundation

S ince childhood we are led to believe that money makes happiness. We pour our desire to feel good about objects, as if they were actually the origin of well-being. We grow up convinced that things make us happy and consequently we become obsessed with money. Because without money, we cannot buy all those objects that we see everywhere: on television, on social networks, in newspapers, on famous and smiling people. From an early age, we are convinced that money is the most precious asset. Not only do we begin to judge others by this parameter (the more you have, the more you are worth), but we make money our obsession. For many, their formula for Happiness = money + things - which is a dreadful truth The problem is that sooner or later we all find ourselves at a point in our life where money counts for absolutely nothing. And when we get there, we realize that there is a much more precious asset. Death and the importance of time There is nothing more democratic than death...

VISIT RAMYA'S HOME Do you think walking into the art gallery needs some activated superficial nerve of your brain to understand the bizzare scribblings? Nantwas.. There are some artwork that are meant for a layman too. The above mentioned are the paintings that are related to that Byzantine work of art.. But, there are some piece of great work of painting that can be easily understood by normal eyes. Mrs. V. Ramya Nagarajan M.Sc (software), M.B.A (Finance) Here we present an artist who recently conjoined with Karuvi foundation. Mrs. V. Ramya Nagarajan, M.Sc (software), M.B.A (Finance), worked at The Royal Bank of Scotland(RBS). She was into art for more than a decade. Initially painting was her enjoyable pastime that was turned into profession now!     Her paintings was characterized by its very solemn, almost austere images, but often not without a certain refinement and above all diversified on a regional basis, according to different in...

Arts and crafts generally need kids to obtain both hands in a particular manner, that can help them improve fine motor skills as well as bilateral coordination. Mrs. J. Anusuya, expertise in Arts & crafts, is very much interested to teach children, Arts and Crafts from recycleable waste materials. She helps kids learn, play, do handicrafts, sing with them. She enjoys spending a small part of her time with children who sometimes want a little more attention. Regardless of whether kids read, play, do handicrafts or learn together - she enjoy her engagement and should be able to get started quickly, without bureaucracy, but well organized. That is why we strive - whether in a crawling room, in kindergarten or after-school care - for Mrs. Anusya to have the best possible framework conditions. Not only she helps children, but also for the women living below poverty line, she gives the best training to produce homemade candles, dishwash liquids, fragrance agarbathies, all kin...

Karuvi foundation have been recently tied up with 120 surgeons of various medical specialties whom are volunteered with us to serve the needy. Our foundation's  Health care Team Head -   Mr. Andrew  plays a major role in the conglomeration of this great band of Medical surgeons. With this remarkable feat, Karuvi foundation visualises this as a stepping stone to steed forward for the greater heights. The good news to share with the world is that, for the patients who are unable to pay the entire medical operation costs and seeks help through our foundation can get  discounts. This discount is applicable for any major operations in all hospitals around chennai.  Below are the medical specialties our medical surgeons have been tied up with: 1.Cardiology (Heart Care) 2. Oncology (Cancer Care) 3. Neurology. 4. General surgery 5. Pediatric surgery ... and so on.. If anyone who are needy and struggling to fix up their medical operation to ...

For non-profit organizations , digitization is both an opportunity and a challenge. On the one hand, offer them digital technologies completely new possibilities, e.g. to promote civil society engagement with beneficiaries to interact, network worldwide and make their own work more effective and effective. On the other hand Non profit organizations must change themselves profoundly if they take the opportunities of digitization for themselves want to use and adequately address social change. You shouldn't just deal with the (New) technologies change, but also be ready to change their own organizational structures and processes, their culture and working methods as well as their orientation and strategy are rigorously put to the test. The present study examines awareness of the need for change as well as the ability to change in Non-profit sector with a view to digitization. She wants to show what support nonprofits need to better assess the opportunities of digitization...

Karuvi Foundation , which is Chennai based has started its journey towards the good cause on 2017 with the great support from friends and family which paved the initiation. Now, it had launched a vast plan, called “KARUVI 2030”, which aims to anchor the organization more firmly in the South where the opportunities to influence the reduction of the injustice of poverty are great and where we can have the most impact in correcting inequalities. The Karuvi Supervisory Board and the directors have outlined a new structure that will transfer responsibilities to the global South, through a network of interdependent affiliates and partners. A. S. Amarnath (Founder & Director of Karuvi Foundation) Strengthening our presence and our decision-making and action in the South will enable Karuvi Foundation to become a fairer, more balanced and more influential organization. We are seeing a profound change in the landscape of poverty and power dynamics and, like a...