Sri Hari Hara Sudha Seva SamithiSri Hari Hara Sudha Seva SamithiWelcomes All the Delegates for Senior Citizens Ashram. It is specifically declared that the sole aim of this trust is not for the benefit of any particular community.
Sri Harihara Sudha Seva Samithi is a non-political charitable trust founded to serve deprived, needy and helpless people without limiting its service to any particular community.
Sri Harihara Sudha Seva Samithi was founded on 17th November 1990 to promote the cause and welfare of deprived classes of society. The Trust was originally formed for activities such as donating to other charitable institutions, helping poor and needy people and supporting temples. With the divine power and the ardent support of the philanthropic public, the Ashram aims to render good and sincere service to needy and helpless people in society.
In early 1996, after seeing the plight of destitute senior citizens, the trustees decided to launch βSATHYA SUDHANβ. On 1st November 1996, the Ashram for the aged was inaugurated by Judge Sri. Karpaga Vinayakam, Dr. Sundara Rajan and Sri. Ranga Rao IAS. The current website also records that the candidate who completed B.S.M.S. is now working as a doctor in Herbo Care Hospital.
The Ashram was established to help destitute senior citizens and gives them full support and personal care throughout their lifetime. Elderly destitute inmates reside in the Ashram and their needs are attended to until their last days. Medical services are provided, including admission to well-equipped hospitals when necessary.
The Trust also performs the last rites of inmates when required. As per the 2026 presentation, the Trust records 57 departed inmates, with the last rites undertaken by the Trust as part of its lifetime care and service. After the demise of inmates, their eyes were donated to Shankar Nethralaya, Dr. Agarwal Eye Hospital and Rajan Eye Care Hospital. The Trust undertakes these services wholeheartedly without expecting anything in return.
In March 2004, the second unit was inaugurated by Swami Virupakshanandhaji Maharaj of Sri Ramakrishna Mutt, Chengalpet. From 2004 onward, Ashram services have also been carried out at the Trust's own premises, PREMAPURI SPIRITUAL SERVICE CENTRE AND ASHRAM FOR THE AGED, No.1, Thendral Nagar East Main Road, Thirumullaivoyal, Chennai β 600062.
17th November 1990
25th February 1991
Public Charitable Trust bearing Registration No. 190 / 4, dated 25th February 1991.
It is specifically declared that the sole aim of the Trust is not for the benefit of any particular community. Over the years, the Trust's work has expanded beyond residential senior-citizen care to educational assistance, tuition, basic computer classes, tailoring, Siddha and general medical services, eye camps, blood donation camps, Narayana Seva, support for differently-abled persons, Goshala activities, rural development, housing assistance and relief work during natural disasters.
The Trust continues its onward march towards alleviating the suffering of needy people in society and states that its charitable services are provided free of cost with the support of like-minded philanthropists, donors, volunteers, doctors and well-wishers.
Ashram status as on 01 June 2026.
Total admission of inmates from the beginning.
11 Gents Β β’Β 12 Ladies
3 Gents Β β’Β 8 Ladies Β β’Β 2 Doctors
A photographic view of Premapuri Ashram and its facilities.
The activities below combine the current website information with the latest 39-page presentation, including updated photographs and editable statistical graphs.
Service to humanity is service to God. Through Narayana Seva, the Trust provides nutritious vegetarian meals to senior citizens, visually impaired students and readers, schoolchildren, staff, village beneficiaries and other people in need.
Under the Mid-day Meals Programme, around 170 students of Sri Sathya Sai Nursery & Primary School, Ambattur, are served meals every Tuesday and Friday. The programme has continued since 2008.
The Trust has provided relief materials and community assistance during major natural calamities. The presentation records Gujarat earthquake relief in 2001, tsunami cloth and provision distribution in 2005, relief materials and provisions at Cuddalore in 2015, Gaja storm flood relief in 2018, rescue materials for the Kerala floods at Palakkad, and flood-relief distribution at Poongulam and Uppunelvoyal in 2023.
It also documents the rehabilitation project at Uppunelvoyal, where 25 mud houses of the Irular community were badly damaged by floods and were replaced with 25 concrete houses.
During the COVID period, Swachh Bharat workers were greeted for their sincere service and hard work on 14 April 2020. Food packets were distributed daily to nearly 100 needy people from 29 March 2020 to 17 May 2020.
Provision materials were also distributed at Thandappanthangal as part of the Trust's COVID relief activities.
Food distribution was carried out during the 2023 floods at Thiruvottiyur.
The presentation records buttermilk distribution during the summer season from 2006 onwards.
The current website identifies blood donation as an important recurring Trust activity. The presentation records blood donation camps conducted in 1991, 1992, 1998, 2017, 2020 and 2022 at various locations including Premapuri and Thandappanthangal Village.
Free eye camps are documented in 2009, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023 and 2024 at Premapuri and Thandappanthangal Village. Partner organizations named in the presentation include Lions Club Avadi, Dr. Agarwal Hospital, Dr. Rajan Eye Care Hospital and Sankara Eye Hospital Pammal.
The presentation separately documents an Eye Camp at Thandappanthangal Village, Thiruvannamalai District.
The existing website records educational support, free tuition and assistance to needy students. The presentation adds year-wise education-assistance data and photographs of beneficiaries under the Educational Assistance Scheme.
It also shows a beneficiary who completed B.S.M.S. and obtained registration with the Tamil Nadu Siddha Medical Council.
A hall for Annadhanam and other activities was inaugurated at Thandappanthangal Village in 2020.
Maintain a Goshala and work towards caring for cows throughout their lives and preserving native breeds.
The Goshala is maintained with 12 Gomathas. Lakshmi Pooja was conducted on 10 October 2021.
Free medical camp is conducted on the first Sunday of every month at Thandappanthangal Village.
Medical camps have been conducted jointly with Sankara Multispeciality Hospital, Kanchipuram, from 2023 to date at Thandappanthangal Village.
Dental camps have been conducted jointly with Sankara Multispeciality Hospital, Kanchipuram, from 2025 to date at Thandappanthangal Village.
Two artificial legs were provided to villagers with disabilities at Thandappanthangal in 2024.
A Free Coaching Centre is conducted at Thandappanthangal Village.
Yoga sessions are conducted for children attending the tuition programme.
The presentation describes a building planned and constructed for educational activities, vocational activities and a primary medical centre, intended for the empowerment of society and the benefit of rural people.
The housing project at Uppunelvoyal Village, Thiruvallur District, is shown through four stages: Phase 1 - Bhoomi Pooja, Phase 2 - Basement, Phase 3 - Construction Process, Phase 4 - Finished & Handed Over.
A total of 25 houses were constructed and handed over.
The presentation records an artificial limb donated in 2002 to a person with a disability working as a security employee, a sewing machine donated to a woman with a disability in 2017, a modified scooter donated in 2014, and the two artificial legs provided at Thandappanthangal in 2024.
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Awards and appreciation documented in the latest presentation for the Trust's service to senior citizens and society.
Lions International District β 324M
Rotary Club of Chennai Presidency
Dignity Foundation
For the Welfare of Senior Citizen
Sri Ramakrishna Mutt, Chennai
Bank: ICICI Bank
Account Name: Sri Hari Hara Sudha Seva Samithi
Account No: 190101000823
IFSC: ICIC0001901
Branch: Mogappair West Branch, Chennai β 600037
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