A Little Heart Saved: Engala Trust's HRIDAAN Program Gives Baby Ruthvika a Second Chance at Life
With the support of Engala Trust's HRIDAAN program, baby Ruthvika successfully underwent a life-saving heart surgery, giving her a bright future ahead.


Helping Hand for the Needy
సుదీర్ఘ కాలంగా సామాజిక సేవాపధంలో
First-hand accounts from the villages, the families, and the people behind the trust. Written from the field, not the office.
With the support of Engala Trust's HRIDAAN program, baby Ruthvika successfully underwent a life-saving heart surgery, giving her a bright future ahead.
With the support of Engala Trust, baby Ruthvika underwent a life-saving heart surgery under the HRIDAAN program, giving her a second chance at life.
Discover how Engala Trust is making a difference in the lives of those in need, through community support and donations for critical medical procedures like open heart surgery.
Access to clean water changes everything. See how Engala Trust is bringing borewells and purification systems to rural villages.
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StoriesA community hall is not a building. It is a wedding, a funeral, an exam centre, a cyclone shelter, and a reason for the village to gather without an excuse.
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