Activities

Siri Trust runs impactful programs focused on education, healthcare, environment and women and child empowerment. We provide skill training, support health camps, promote environmental awareness and uplift marginalized communities. Our initiatives aim to create self-reliant individuals and a more inclusive, sustainable society.

Health Checkup Camp

On March 2nd and 3rd, 2024, Siri Saamajika mattu Shiskshana Trust held a health camp at the Chandrakamala complex in Channapatna. The event aimed to provide medical services and raise awareness about health issues within the local community. The provided picture shows a gathering of local residents, waiting to receive medical attention or participate in educational talks offered during the camp.

SIRI SAMBRAMA-2022 Cultural Programme

We organized Siri Ceremony on July 2022 at Chikkanna Sabhangan High School, Channapatna Town, Ramanagar(D). More than 360 people attended this program.

77th Independence Day – 15-08-2023

Mr. M. Chandrashekar, retired police officer, hoisted the flag. The event was presided over by Mr. Nagaraju, owner of Gopi Bakery. The chief guests included Mr. Tilak Raj, owner of Netra Mobiles, Mr. Durgesh, social worker and Mr. Manuja, president of Samarpana Trust. The program featured the singing of the national anthem and patriotic songs.

Siri Sambrama-2023 Cultural Programme

A program was organized for the preservation of folk art and artists. More than 250–300 people attended and around 75 artists performed various folk art presentations.

Environmental Awareness and Geetha Chanting Program

At H.B. Colony, Channapatna, the event was inaugurated by Headmaster Nagaraju, Congress leader Mohan, Akkuru Bhagya and Nirmala — the President and Secretary of Siri Trust.

Siri Sambhrama–2021 cultural event was held at Rudrayya Memorial Hall, Neelakanthanahalli.

Inauguration: Smt. Girijamma, a storyteller and senior Sobane folk artist and her folk team. Inauguration by: D.C. Suresh, Principal of Siddarameshwara PU College, Bevur. Siri Cultural Honor: Sobane folk singing. Various cultural programs such as Dollu Kunitha, Tamate, Kamsale and folk singing were held. Around 300 to 400 people attended the event.