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Kadambari Kiran announces Saparya Initiative to support the underprivileged
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Read about actor Kadambari Kiran launching 'Saparya - We Care for the Uncared' as Manam Saitam completes 13 years, featuring new welfare facilities, healthcare, and free competitive exam coaching for children of film workers.
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Kadambari Kiran announces Saparya Initiative to support the underprivileged
The actor and Manam Saitam founder Kadambari Kiran announces ‘Saparya-We Care for the Uncared’, a new initiative aimed to support the orphans, elderly people living alone and underprivileged sections of the society. The actor announced the foundation on Tuesday at a media conference in Hyderabad as Manam Saitam completed 13 years of service.
As a part of the initiative, the foundation plans to build an orphanage, an old age home and an affordable healthcare facility named ‘Janatha Vaidyam’ offering medical care and a dignified environment.
The initiative also lays emphasis on supporting children of film industry workers through free education programmes. Five students will get two years of free NEET coaching with hostel accommodation and another five will receive IIT coaching annually.
Kadambari Kiran urged the donors and film personalities to support the project and help make Saparya a larger humanitarian movement.
