Introducing Hyderabad’s Top Woman Empowerment Organization: Seven Rays Foundation

Dr. M. Saratha, founder of Seven Race Foundation, is a visionary leader as well as a social worker. She has received many honors for her outstanding contribution to underprivileged families. Today, more than 3000 registered volunteers are working in her organization. Her organization is making people aware and explaining to them a new way of living life.

What is the aim of Seven Rays Foundation?

Seven Rays Foundation believes that serving the poor is serving God. Through Seven Rays Foundation NGO Dr. M. Saratha is making great efforts to change the lifestyle of underprivileged families. So far we have donated 40,000 rice and grocery kits as well as medical kits, sanitary pads to underprivileged girls and women, sewing machines to disabled families, adopted students below the poverty line for their higher education, provided monthly groceries to orphanages, old age homes.

Dr. M. Saratha’s Nomination as “Best Social Activist in Hyderabad” 2024:

Forever Star India Awards, which has become a well-known award show in India, honors achievers from across the country that have made outstanding contributions in their field of work.

In search of this "Super Woman Award 2024", Forever Star India reached Dr. M. Saratha, who has been doing work like education, health, shelter, food for the slums area of ​​​​Hyderabad for the last 10 years. Dr. M. Saratha has been serving under Seven Rays Foundation.

Some of the incredible work done by the Seven Rays Foundation includes:

·       Providing educational material to more than 3000 children deprived of education.

·  Seven Rays Foundation has adopted 4 schools, which includes their care, food, accommodation, providing educational material etc.

·       Free oxygen cylinders have been provided to needy families during the Covid pandemic.

·       30 meritorious government students have been adopted to improve the quality of education.

·       Distributed sanitary pads to underprivileged girls and women living in slums and campaigns have been run to make them aware by explaining their benefits.

·       Distributed Covid safety medical kits to families living in slums.

·       Provided free food to Covid affected patients and families.

·      Provided free sewing machines and training centers to single women, widows, handicapped women, and women deprived from the society so that they can live a respectable life.

·       Conducted menstrual hygiene campaign for government school girls, orphanages and slum families.

·       Distributed exam material, all in one material for 10th class students.

The Super Woman Award 2024 aims to acknowledge individuals who have made significant contributions in their respective fields, inspiring others through their dedication and achievements. Dr. M. Saratha’s recognition as the “Best Social Activist in Hyderabad” highlights her impact and sets a benchmark.