Milk and Millets for Special Children
Campaign by Ritham Special School for the Mentally Challenged Children
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Many children at Ritham come from rural, low-income backgrounds where nutrition is often inadequate. Good nutrition is essential for children with intellectual disabilities (ID) because it directly impacts their physical growth, brain development, energy levels, and ability to participate actively in learning and therapy. Providing milk and millets ensures they receive a regular source of protein, calcium, and other vital nutrients, especially in cases where they may not get them at home.
Uses/Benefits:
- Better Physical Growth – Milk and Millets provides calcium and protein, which help in bone and muscle development.
- Improved Immunity – Nutrients like vitamin B12, vitamin D, and zinc strengthen the immune system.
- Increased Energy and Alertness – A nutritious drink before or during school helps them stay active and attentive in classes and therapy sessions.
- Enhanced Brain Function – Milk and Millets contains amino acids and essential fatty acids that support memory, focus, and overall brain health.
- Support for Special Needs – Many children with ID have specific dietary needs; milk helps meet daily nutritional requirements, aiding in therapy progress.
- Encourages Healthy Eating Habits – Introducing milk and Millets as part of the daily routine promotes lifelong healthy nutrition practices.
Sponsorship Packages
- Sponsor 1 Month: ₹62,000
- Sponsor 3 Months: ₹1,86,000
- Sponsor 6 Months: ₹3,72,000
- Sponsor 9 Months: ₹5,58,000
- Sponsor 1 Year (11 Months): ₹6,82,000
Updates
17 Aug, 2026
On 15.08.2026, the 80th Independence Day was celebrated with great joy and patriotic spirit at our school. Our School Principal, Mr. K. Venkataramanan, hoisted the National Flag and delivered the special address.
National Pledge (Uruthimozhi) was delivered by our student Rajeswari. The students enthusiastically celebrated Independence Day through dance, songs, and fancy dress performances.
A drawing competition was held on 10.08.2026, and prizes were distributed to the participating students. At the end of the programme, sweets were distributed to all the students.
13 Aug, 2026
Every child deserves the chance to learn, grow, and live with dignity. At Ritham Special School, we provide quality special education, therapy, medicines, transportation, nutritious meals, and daily care for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities from underprivileged families.
Your donation, no matter the amount, helps us continue these life-changing services and gives every child the opportunity to reach their full potential.
“Even your smallest contribution can make a big difference in a child's life. Donate today and join us in building a brighter future for every child”.
Please also share this appeal with your friends, family, and colleagues. By spreading the word, you can help us reach more kind-hearted people who can support these children and give them the opportunities they deserve.
Donation Link
http://m-lp.co/specialc-25?utm_medium=campaign_page_share&utm_source=copy
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Organisers
Ritham Special School for the Mentally Challenged Children
Beneficiary Charity
K.Venkataramanan
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