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Founded in 1976, The Guntur Diocese Social Service & Welfare Society has been a cornerstone in the Guntur Diocese, dedicated to uplifting vulnerable communities. Over the years, our organization has worked tirelessly to address the needs of thousands of children, youth, and marginalized groups, offering support, empowerment, and hope.
Our mission is to empower individuals and communities through holistic programs that tackle the multifaceted challenges faced by those living in poverty. By focusing on education, healthcare, livelihoods, and community development, we aim to create lasting change and build a better future for the most marginalized populations.
We are committed to providing comprehensive solutions that promote social and economic development. Our approach includes working alongside communities, offering them the tools and resources necessary for long-term self-sufficiency. Whether through educational programs, healthcare initiatives, or livelihood support, we believe that lasting change begins with community-driven efforts.
Throughout the years, the society has partnered with numerous local and international organizations, as well as government bodies, to extend our reach and impact. Our programs have helped transform lives, providing people with opportunities they never thought possible, and building a foundation for a more equitable future.
We prioritize education as a fundamental tool for empowerment, providing comprehensive educational support, digital literacy programs, and access to technology.
We offer training, resources, and support to enhance income-generating activities, helping marginalized families achieve economic stability.
We ensure access to essential healthcare services through medical camps, health education initiatives, and support for vulnerable individuals and families.
Our projects improve access to clean water, sanitation facilities, and promote hygiene practices in underserved communities.
We work to improve living conditions by constructing and renovating homes and developing infrastructure that enhances community well-being.
We respond swiftly to crises, offering immediate relief and long-term recovery support to communities affected by natural disasters and other emergencies.
The society has made significant contributions since 1976 across various sectors:
Clean Drinking Water: Installed 17 sand filters, 304 bore wells, 25 earthen tanks, 62 RO plants, and 14 water tanks, providing clean water to thousands.
Women Empowerment: Trained 750 women in tailoring and supported 1,899 women through microfinance and income programs.
Sanitation & Housing: 5,939 toilets, 8,915 houses, and 32 cyclone shelters for disaster relief.
Health Care: 622 leprosy cases, identified 280 cancer cases, and provided health checkups to 26,000 school children.
Education: 49 school libraries, equipped 59 schools with digital classrooms, sponsored 5,250 students, and built 25 school toilet blocks.
Relief Aid: After the tsunami, distributed 34 motorboats, 1,056 fishing nets, and 350 small boats; supported 23,500 families after floods and cyclones.
Skill Development: 200 girls in bedside nursing, 150 in computer skills, and 450 in Medical Laboratory Technology.
Study Centers: Established 70 evening study centers for 3,500 children, focusing on math, science, and languages.
Awareness Programs: Launched Community-Based Disaster Preparedness (CBDP) in 75 villages and the Suraksha program against women trafficking in 30 villages.