About
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Headquarters
Chennai, Tamil Nadu
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Since
1950
The GOS Seva Samajam Children’s Home, a foundational part of the Guild of Service, holds a significant legacy in nurturing and educating disadvantaged Read more youngsters from challenging circumstances. Established in 1950 as a modest dwelling, it has grown into a prestigious establishment devoted to rehabilitating, educating, and empowering over 4000 impoverished children. Focused on ages 5 to 18, the home prioritises children's rights, ensuring they have access to necessities like nutritious food, clean water, healthcare, education, and a sanitary environment. Education takes place at the GOS Lady Nye Special Hr. Secondary School on-site, employing a comprehensive approach encompassing academic studies and extracurricular pursuits such as spoken English, robotics, arts, sports, and music. Upholding the Child Protection Policy, decisions concerning the children are made collectively, with regular health assessments and a well-balanced diet overseen by a paediatrician. The organisation extends support to children beyond Grade 12, facilitating scholarships, higher education, vocational training, and job placements, nurturing self-reliance and autonomy. Through collaboration with various stakeholders, including governmental and corporate bodies, GOS aims to cultivate self-sufficient, resourceful, and accountable individuals through sustainable welfare and developmental initiatives.
Programs
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Leukaemia Project
The GOS Leukaemia Project aids children undergoing treatment for Leukaemia and other blood disorders at Government Children’s Hospital, Chennai. With 1000 children from Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, mainly from low-income families, the project covers medicine, nutrition, diagnostics, and transport costs. Additionally, it provides treats, nutritional supplements, and essentials like bags and bed sheets monthly. The Sunshine Aftercare Centre offers free accommodation for children recovering from Bone Marrow Transplant, with counselling and skill-building activities for mothers. The project also improves hospital facilities and supports families holistically.
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Meals On Wheels Programme
The Meals-on-Wheels project aims to address the nutritional, health, financial, and emotional needs of impoverished elderly individuals. Services include monthly provision of provisions and protein-rich supplements, along with clothing, bedding, medical coverage, and recreational outings. Free eye care screenings and cataract surgeries are also provided. Collaboration with HelpAge India has strengthened efforts over nearly three decades. The project operates a Day Care Centre providing shelter, meals, and activities for elders, while a Geriatric Health Centre offers medical care to around 300 patients regularly. Physiotherapy sessions and health education are also provided, with plans to resume recreational outings post-COVID-19.
Leadership Team
M&E
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Internal, External Assessors
No
Policies
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Ethics and Transparency Policies
No
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Formal CEO Oversight & Compensation Policy
No
Political & Religious Declarations
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On Affiliation if any
No
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On Deployment Bias if any
No
Registration Details
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PAN Card
AAAAG0071A
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12A
AAAAG0071AE20214
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80G
AAAAG0071AF20214
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FCRA
075900188
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CSR Registration Number
Not Available
Location
Other Details
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Type & Sub Type
Non-profit
Society
Financial Details
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2018-19
IncomeRs.142,374,585ExpensesRs.138,810,524Admin ExpensesRs.34,201,881Program ExpensesRs.104,608,643Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2019-20
IncomeRs.152,765,256ExpensesRs.147,391,870Admin ExpensesRs.36,508,942Program ExpensesRs.110,882,928Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2020-21
IncomeRs.120,882,770ExpensesRs.138,810,524Admin ExpensesRs.47,346,132Program ExpensesRs.91,464,392Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it.