Anantha Soukhya conducted a cardiac check up camp on 12.03.2023. Dr. Padmanabh Kamath, Professor and HOD of Cardiology, KMC, Mangalore and his team conducted the camp. While inaugurating the camp, Dr. Kamath stated that it is his first camp experience which he attended exclusively for senior citizens. He fully appreciated the efforts put forth by Anantha Soukhya in extending excellent services to the senior citizens on regular intervals.

Blood sugar test, Blood pressure and ECG test were administered and the reports were examined by the doctors. The camp was a grand success, as all the medical attendants and citizen attended the camp were much impressed and expressed their appreciation. Out of 115 persons attended the camp, 32 persons were directed to undergo further tests like ECHO, TMT, Lipid Profile, BDRC, EECP etc. Mangalore Senior Citizens Association (MSCA) has come forward to meet the expenses towards these tests.

Chetana Child Development Centre observed 74th Republic Day Celebration on 26th January 2023 at the School premises. Shri Suresh Pai, eminent Civil Engineer unfurled the national flag. Addressing the gathering, he briefed the importance of the day. Chetana school children presented cultural events including singing and dancing. Trustees of Seva Bharathi, Headmistress and staff, Volunteers and well wishers were present during the occasion. The function concluded with Vande Mataram followed by sweet distribution.

The Chetana Child Developmental Centre celebrated it’s ‘Annual Day’ on 23.12.2022 evening at Kudmul Ranga Rao Town Hall, Mangalore. Smt. Poornima, Deputy Mayor, Mangalore City Corporation presided over the function, in her address lauded the decade long efforts put by the Chetana School in bringing smiles in the faces of divyang and their parents. She appealed the public to support such efforts through giving opportunities to divyang community. Shri Balakrishna Kottari, Trustee, Shri Nagakannika Durga Parameshwari Temple Derebail, Konchadi, Mangalore the Chief Guest spoke on the occasion that it is duty of one and all to treat the divyang children as privileged one and try to bring out hidden talents in them which is honestly done by Chetana School.

School teacher Smt. Savita welcomed the gathering and Head mistress read out the school report of the academic year. Variety entertainment, especially ‘Tulunada Siri’ depicting the cultural features of Dakshina Kannada, staged by involvement of all the divyang children of the school has been appreciated by the audience. Founder Trustees of Seva Bharathi Smt. Sumathi V Shenoy and Shri U V Shenoy, Secretary Shri H Nagaraj Bhat , Treasurer Shri Vinod Shenoy, other Trustees, Volunteers, well wishers, Teaching and non teaching staff, parents gathered in large number. School teacher Smt.Deepa Mohan proposed vote of thanks. The function concluded with the National Anthem.

Ashjyothi a forum of Divyang and their parents, is conducting a tour of divyang children every year to the nearby places of importance. Such tour is conducted on 11.12.2022 to Shri Chandika Durga Parameshwari Temple & Shri Vinayaka Devasthana, Anegudde(Kumbhasi) and Uchila Shri Mahalaxmi Devasthana. A total of 171 members including divyang children with parents, teachers and volunteers participated in the tour. The management of Vinayaka temple and Mahalaxmi temple delightfully co-operated in providing lunch and evening refreshments etc, respectively. while returning back at evening, the team also enjoyed the sea shore moments at beautiful beach near Tadambail, Suratkal.

‘Anantha Soukhya’ organized a talk on “Depression – Cause, Prevention & Remedy” on 19.11.2022 meant for all age group, at Chetana School premises. Dr. Satheesh Rao Professor, Department of Psychiatry, KSHEMA, Deralakatte, Mangaluru inaugurated the program by lighting the lamp also with Smt. Sumathi V Shenoy, President, Seva Bharathi ®, Shri T Gajanan Pai, Trustee and Shri Umesh Shenoy, Convenor, Anantha Soukhya. Dr. Aruna Yediyal, Professor and Psychiatrist, Father Muller Medical College, Mangaluru in her talk stated that depression is increasing in the society and not limited to aged only but haunting the youth community as well. Explaining different ways and means to come out from depression, she advised counseling techniques are proved more beneficial. In the camp, more than 95 participants attended.