On 21st June 2025, the Human Rights Social Justice, Peace & Legal Experts Organisation (SJPLEO), in collaboration with Jeeva Rakshai Trust, conducted an impactful program covering Basic Human Rights Education, Political Awareness, Essential Laws, and Multi-Skill Training. As part of this initiative, our Managing Trustee, delivered an insightful session on “Psychology and the Main Branches of Psychology.” Her talk helped participants understand the fundamentals of human behaviour, the scope of psychological science, and its practical relevance in everyday life and social service. The session inspired many to see mental health as an essential part of human rights and holistic development.
On 22nd March 2025, Jeevarakshai Mental Health Wellness Centre and Jeeva Rakshai Trust celebrated their 5th Anniversary along with a Women’s Award Ceremony honouring successful women in their respective fields. The trust recognized outstanding women from various sectors of society and presented awards in appreciation of their excellence. The celebration highlighted resilience, social contribution, and a shared commitment to uplifting marginalized voices. The occasion was marked by pride, gratitude, and a renewed dedication to mental health and social service.
On February 8, 2025, Jeevarakshai Mental Health Wellness Centre & Jeeva Rakshai Trust, in collaboration with Madras School of Social Work (MSSW), conducted a Tobacco Awareness Program for MSW students in Ayanavaram. The session aimed to educate future social workers on the harmful effects of tobacco use, its psychological and physical consequences, and the importance of early prevention. Through interactive discussions and real-life case examples, students were empowered to become advocates for tobacco-free communities. The program emphasized the role of social workers in spreading awareness, supporting de-addiction, and promoting healthier lifestyles.
On January 21, 2025, a detailed Drug Awareness Program was conducted at SDNB Vaishnav College, Chennai, to educate students on the risks of substance abuse and the importance of making informed, healthy choices. The session covered the psychological, social, and legal impacts of drug use, while also emphasizing prevention, early intervention, and available support systems. We had interactive discussions, shared real-life case studies, and encouraged student participation. The program also stressed the power of peer support and community action in promoting a drug-free lifestyle. Students left empowered to make responsible decisions and be ambassadors of awareness in their communities.
On 7th January 2025, Jeevarakshai Trust donated a walker to a transgender individual recovering from spinal cord surgery, supporting their journey toward mobility and independence. This act reflects our commitment to inclusivity and the well-being of marginalized communities. Acknowledging the healthcare barriers faced by transgender individuals, the initiative aimed to promote dignity, empowerment, and equal access to recovery support. We remain dedicated to creating meaningful change and plans to continue such compassionate efforts.
On 9th January 2025, financial assistance was provided to student from low-income families, reinforcing our commitment to educational empowerment. The support covered tuition fees, helping student continue their education without disruption. This initiative aimed to ease financial burdens, promote equal learning opportunities and inspire personal growth. By investing in their education, we strive to build a brighter and more inclusive future for both the students and their communities.
On January 4, 2025, a free parenting program was conducted at Jeeva Rakshai Mental Health Wellness Centre & Jeeva Rakshai Trust to empower parents with essential skills for raising emotionally healthy children. The session focused on effective communication, setting boundaries, and understanding child behaviour. Parents engaged in interactive discussions, shared personal experiences, and learned practical strategies to handle everyday challenges. Experts offered guidance on fostering mental and emotional well-being within the family. The program aimed to strengthen parent-child relationships and support holistic development. It was well-received by participants, and similar sessions are planned in the future.
On October 19, 2024, Jeevarakshai Mental Health Wellness Centre & Jeeva Rakshai Trust conducted a World Mental Health Day Awareness Program at VIT Chennai, engaging 70 professors. The session focused on promoting mental health awareness, reducing stigma, and empowering educators to support their own well-being and that of their students. Key topics included identifying signs of mental distress, stress management, and work-life balance. The event concluded with a motivating message on the importance of seeking help and prioritizing mental health. Participants found the program insightful and impactful.
On September 24, 2024, a special awareness session was conducted at Kellys Observation Home, Purasaivakkam, focusing on helping juveniles understand and manage their behaviours. The session aimed to implant self-discipline, emotional regulation, and social responsibility among the boys. Alongside behavioural guidance, awareness was also provided on the dangers of drug and substance abuse, highlighting its psychological, physical, and legal consequences. Through interactive discussions and real-life examples, the boys were encouraged to make positive life choices. This independently organized initiative reflected a compassionate effort to rehabilitate and empower vulnerable youth for a better future.
On June 22, 2024, the Human Rights Social Justice, Peace & Legal Experts Organisation (SJPLEO), in collaboration with Jeeva Rakshai Trust, conducted a comprehensive educational program focusing on Basic Human Rights, Political Education, Key Laws, and Multidisciplinary Skill Development. The initiative aimed to empower participants with essential knowledge of their rights, civic responsibilities, and the legal framework that shapes everyday life. Alongside theoretical learning, practical training in essential life and professional skills was also provided, encouraging well-rounded growth. The session fostered awareness, confidence, and active citizenship among attendees, reaffirming the collective mission to build a more just, informed, and inclusive society.
On 28th June 2024, a comprehensive social media addiction awareness program was conducted for the students of St. Thomas College of Arts and Science (shift-II) in koyambedu. The session began with an overview of the pervasive role of social media in modern life, highlighting both its benefits and potential pitfalls. Students were educated on the importance of digital literacy, including understanding privacy settings, recognizing and avoiding online scams, and the long-term impact of their digital footprints. The program addressed critical issues such as cyberbullying, online harassment, and the spread of misinformation, providing practical tips on how to handle and report such incidents. Emphasis was placed on fostering a positive online presence and the importance of critical thinking when consuming content. Interactive discussions allowed students to share their experiences and concerns, creating a collaborative environment for learning and support. The session concluded with an interactive segment, ensuring that students' queries were addressed, and distributing informative brochures with guidelines and resources for safe and responsible social media use. The program aimed to empower students to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly, promoting a healthy and balanced approach to social media engagement.
On 28th June 2024, a detailed drug awareness program was conducted for the students of St. Thomas College of Arts and Science (shift-I) in koyambedu. The program aimed to educate students about the various types of drugs, including their legal status, and the profound effects they have on both physical and mental health. The session covered the immediate and long-term consequences of drug use, such as addiction, health deterioration, and social and legal problems. By providing factual information and real-life examples, the program sought to dispel myths about drug use and highlight the dangers associated with it. Interactive discussions and role-playing scenarios were used to help students develop strategies to resist peer pressure and make informed, healthy choices. The ultimate motive of the program was to create a drug-free college environment, promote awareness about the risks of drug use, and encourage students to seek help and support when needed. Informative materials and resources were distributed to reinforce the messages conveyed during the session, ensuring students left with a solid understanding of the importance of staying drug-free. Additionally, the program aimed to encourage a supportive community where students feel comfortable seeking help and accessing resources for themselves or peers who may be struggling with drug-related issues. The overarching goal was to foster a drug-free environment within the college and equip students with the knowledge and tools necessary to lead healthy, drug-free lives.
On June 27th, 2024, a comprehensive Drug Awareness program was conducted for the students of Avichi Higher Secondary School. The session aimed to educate young minds about the dangers of drug abuse, the importance of making healthy life choices, and the impact of drugs on their physical and mental health. The program included interactive discussions, engaging presentations, and real-life testimonials to highlight the severe consequences of drug use. Students were encouraged to ask questions and participate in activities that reinforced the knowledge shared during the session. The event emphasized the significance of staying informed, resisting peer pressure, and seeking help if faced with challenges related to drug use. The ultimate goal was to empower students with the information and support they need to make safe and positive decisions, ensuring a brighter and healthier future for themselves and their communities.
On 24th June 2024, to mark the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking a comprehensive drug awareness program was conducted for the government high school students in Nerkundram. The session began with an introduction to the various types of drugs, both legal and illegal, and their immediate and long-term effects on the body and mind. The presentation highlighted the physical and psychological consequences of drug abuse, emphasizing the importance of making healthy choices and the dangers of succumbing to peer pressure. Interactive discussions and role-playing scenarios were incorporated to equip students with strategies to resist peer influence and recognize the signs of drug abuse among their peers. Resources for seeking help and support, such as professionals, counsellors and local helplines, were shared to ensure students knew where to turn in times of need. The program concluded with a interactive session, allowing students to engage actively and clarify their doubts. Informative brochures and contact information for further assistance were distributed, reinforcing the message and providing tools for ongoing support. The motive of the program was to educate young students about the dangers and consequences of drug abuse and illicit trafficking. By raising awareness, the program aimed to prevent the onset of drug use among students and equip them with knowledge and strategies to resist peer pressure and make informed choices.
On 26th June 2024, a detailed drug awareness program was conducted for the students of Sindhi College of Arts and Science. The session commenced with an overview of various drugs, including both legal substances such as prescription medications and illegal drugs like narcotics and stimulants. The presentation delved into the physiological and psychological effects of drug use, highlighting the dangers of addiction, health risks, and the potential for long-term damage. Emphasis was placed on understanding the social and emotional consequences of drug abuse, including the impact on relationships, academic performance, and future opportunities. Strategies to resist peer pressure, make informed decisions, and seek help were discussed, with interactive activities and real-life scenarios to reinforce these concepts. Resources such as counseling services and helplines were provided to ensure students knew where to find support. The program concluded with an engaging interactive session, allowing students to ask questions and express concerns, followed by the distribution of informative materials to reinforce the key messages shared during the session. The primary motive was to raise awareness about the various types of drugs and their harmful effects on both physical and mental health. The program aimed to equip students with strategies to resist peer pressure, promote healthy lifestyle choices, and encourage seeking help from available resources.
A free medical camp was conducted on 15th June 2024, providing invaluable healthcare services to the local community. Organized by a team from the Rotary Club of Chennai Hallmark in collaboration with JEEVARAKSHAI TRUST, dedicated healthcare professionals and volunteers aimed to offer medical assistance to individuals who might otherwise lack access to such services. The event featured a range of services, including blood pressure, blood sugar, haemoglobin, bone marrow tests, and gynaecology consultations. More than 80 people benefited from this camp. Additionally, free medications and basic health education were provided to attendees. The camp not only addressed immediate health concerns but also raised awareness about preventive care and healthy living. The positive turnout and feedback underscored the significant impact of the initiative. Our dedication to this cause stems from the profound impact these camps have on improving public health and providing essential medical care to underserved populations. In the future, we are committed to continuing our efforts in organizing free medical camps to serve communities in need.
On 3rd June 2024, we are proud to have provided financial support to students from low-income families, aiming to alleviate the financial burden and ensure they have the resources needed to pursue their education. This initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to supporting the underprivileged and fostering a brighter future for our community. By assisting these students, we hope to empower them to achieve their academic goals and contribute positively to society. We are dedicated to continuing our efforts in providing such support and making a meaningful impact in the lives of those in need.
To help everyone stay hydrated and refreshed during the summer, we launched a buttermilk distribution program at Jeevarakshai Mental Health Wellness Centre for the local community. This program ran from May 2024 until the end of June 2024. The aim was not only to provide relief from the scorching temperatures but also to promote the benefits of staying hydrated with a traditional and healthy drink like buttermilk. This program was open to all local residents. This initiative is our step towards enhancing health and wellness for everyone. In the future, we're committed to bringing more events like this to our community.
On May 4, 2024, a meaningful Book Release, Award Ceremony, and Sapling Distribution Programme was organized by the Human Rights Social Justice, Peace & Legal Experts Organisation (SJPLEO) in collaboration with Jeeva Rakshai Trust. The event highlighted the values of education, environmental responsibility, and human rights advocacy. The book release celebrated intellectual contributions to justice and social well-being, while the award ceremony honoured individuals making a positive impact in their communities. As a symbol of growth and sustainability, saplings were distributed to promote environmental consciousness. The program reflected a shared commitment to nurturing knowledge, peace, and progress across all sections of society.
On March 9, 2024, a special Women’s Social Development Awareness Conference and Award Ceremony was organized by the Human Rights Social Justice, Peace & Legal Experts Organisation (SJPLEO) in collaboration with Jeeva Rakshai Trust, to celebrate women’s achievements and promote awareness on social empowerment. The conference focused on key issues affecting women, including gender equality, legal rights, economic independence, and leadership. Inspiring women leaders and social contributors were honoured for their outstanding work in community development. The event served as a platform to share experiences, raise awareness, and encourage collective action toward building an inclusive and empowered society for women. It was a proud moment of recognition, inspiration, and unity.
On the occasion of International Women's Day, we recently organized an event at Jeevarakshai Mental Health Wellness Centre on March 8, 2024, providing free medical checkups, including vital signs, eye examinations, hemoglobin tests and general physician consultations for the local community. More than 80 people benefited from this camp. This initiative aimed to provide vital health screenings and consultations to those in need. The event was a resounding success, and we have plans to continue organizing similar events in the future to support the underprivileged and vulnerable members of the community.
We provided groceries to transgender families impacted by the Michaung cyclone and flood on December 8th, 2023. The aim was to offer essential support during a challenging time. The families expressed their gratitude for the support. We have plan to organize similar events to support transgender communities in the future.
We organized an event to honor the memory of Mr. Raja Rama Krishnan (Our Mentor). The event was aimed at providing free food to the elderly residents of the home - Sakthi Aadharavu Illam, Maduravoyal on 18th September 2023. The residents of the home expressed their gratitude for the food donation. We have plans to continue organizing similar events in the future to support the elderly community.
We organized a tarpaulin sheet distribution event for underprivileged tribal people in Ooty on September 1, 2023. This initiative aimed to provide much-needed tarpaulins to those who couldn't afford them, helping improve their living conditions. The event was a resounding success, with a large number of tarpaulins distributed and expressions of gratitude from community members. We plan to continue organizing similar events in the future to support underprivileged tribal communities.
Social Justice, Peace & Legal Experts Org organized legal awareness camp and clothing distribution drive in Pallavaram for celebrating International Women’s Day Celebration & World Consumer Rights Day on 18th March 2023. The event aimed to empower the local community by providing them with valuable legal information and essential clothing items. The legal awareness camp was conducted to educate residents about their rights, legal procedures, and avenues for seeking justice. They also organized a clothing distribution drive to provide clothes to those in need. We were part of event and distributed clothes. The initiative aimed to address the basic needs of the underprivileged and vulnerable members of the community. The initiative aimed to address the basic needs of the underprivileged and vulnerable members of the community.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, we recently organized an event to provide food and clothes to homeless women living in Integrated Women Development Institute, Tharamani on 11th March 2023. The event aimed to support these women who were in need and lacked basic necessities. We distributed clothes and provided food to them. We have plans to continue organizing similar events to support homeless communities in the future. By providing basic necessities to those in need that we hope to improve the lives of these women and help them lead a better life.
On the occasion of International Human Rights Day, Social Justice, Peace & Legal Experts Org organized a free clothes distribution event for underprivileged women in Pazhavanthangal on 10th Dec 2022. We were part of event and distributed clothes. The event aimed to provide clothing to women who were in need and could not afford to buy new clothes. We contributed certain number of clothes, and the women expressed their gratitude for the support. We have plans to organize similar events to support underprivileged communities in the future.
We organized an event to honor the memory of Mr. Raja. The event was aimed at providing free food to the elderly residents of the home - Sakthi Aadharavu Illam, Maduravoyal on 28th August 2022. The residents of the home expressed their gratitude for the food donation. We have plans to continue organizing similar events in the future to support the elderly community.
We conducted a saree distribution event for underprivileged tribal women in Ooty on 10th June 2022. The event aimed to provide sarees to women from the tribal community who could not afford to buy them. We distributed a large number of sarees, and the women expressed their gratitude for the support. The event was a success, and we have plans to continue organizing similar events to support underprivileged communities in the future.