THIRUTHANGAL NADAR COLLEGE

(Belongs to the ChennaivazhThiruthangal Hindu NadarUravinmurai Dharma Fund)

A Self Financing Co-Educational College of Arts & Science
Affiliated to the University of Madras
Re-accredited at ‘B++’ Grade by NAAC &An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution
Selavayal, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

INTERNSHIP REPORT
ON
Kadamai education and welfare trust

Bachelor of science
IN
CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCIENCE

Submitted by
S.SURENDHAR
Register Number: 112303987

Submitted To
Mrs. S. Jaya Sutha
Head of the Department
Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice Science
ThiruthangalNadarCollege
 DECLARATION
I, hereby declare that the Internship report submitted to the
Department of criminology and criminal justice science,
ThiruthangalNadar College, is a record of original and bona-fide work
done by me during the period 03/06/2024– 17/06/2024 of his study in
the department of criminology and criminal justice science,
ThiruthangalNadar College, under the help of Mrs.S.Jayasutha, Head
of the Department, Department of Criminology & criminal justice
science went for the Internship to the kadamai education and welfare
trust

Date :
Place: Chennai

Mrs. S. Jaya Sutha

Head of the Department (HOD) S .SURENDHAR
CERTIFICATE
 KADAMAI EDUCATION AND WELFARE TRUST

DETAILS

Name:Dr.Vasantha kumar (Founder & secretary)

Contact Number: 9840218142
Mail id: [email protected]
Address: No, 108/24,Vaithiyanathan Street,Sundaram Pillai
Nagar,Tondiarpet,Chennai-81

Kadamai Education and Social Welfare Trust was

established in the year 2014 for the educational service,
under the Indian trust Act 1956,bearing registration
no.243/2017.the kadamai trust was initiated for social work
in Chennai,especially in north Chennai (A high dencity
populated area).they started with free tuition centers and
added to computer training,general knowledge,spoken
English classes,cleaning campaigns,tree plantation,support
for the employment after training,vocational training for
local housewives,blood donation camp,free medical
camp,free clinics with doctor consultation and medicines,Etc
They also initiated Oxygen in auto rickshaw facility in
corona pandemic situation.and the vaccination awareness
campaigns played a vital role in there activities,which led to
 get vaccinated nearly 15000 people around kodaikkanal and
vathalagundu district.

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1 CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION

2 CHAPTER II
SESSION REPORT

3 CHAPTER III
CONCLUSION
TABLE OF CONTENT
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION:
I am S.SURENDHAR i have went for a NGO
internship to Kadamai education and welfare trust from (03/06/2024
to 17/06/2024) with the help of social media references.I Went to this
internship with 4 of my friends.I have learned many things about
NGO basically i had a different opinion about ngo’s.later on the
internship i realised about was is really a NGO and there role &
functions.I have gained lot of knowledge in the 10 day internship by
field works such as beach shore clean up, Plantation activities,green
initiatives etc., and also i gained field experience. I think this
internship will definitely very useful for my academics

KADAMAI EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL WELFARE TRUST

Millions of people in india have died of corona infection so far. This includes
doctors who especially protect people from disease. The medical research
council of india (ICMR) has officially announced that more than 680 doctorss
have died so far in the second wave of the corona outbreak alone.
While doctors were baffled as to how to deal with this severe corona period ,
we rushed the corona patients to the hospital with the oxygen and the first aid
they needed , regardless of our lives.yes, we are the first to introduce indias
first free oxygen auto and bike ambulance service.
Since,2012 KADAMAI EDUCATION AND SOCIAL WELFARE
TRUST(KEAS) has been providing educational financial support and services
to our neighborhood friends and students

KADAMAI is a certified and registered public trust under

SECTION 12A and SEC 80G

KADAMAI EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL WELFARE TRUST

( IS A CHENNAI BASED NGO) .SINCE 2012. KADAMAI trust
provides necessary medical facilities (free clinic), education,
prograan for womens development, disaster management function
during monsoon flood time,regular blood donation, tree plantation
etc..,
There are more than 200 volunteers in chennnai city and tamilnadu
state level.

CHAPTER II
SESSION REPORT
DAY 1 - Internship Experience

Date: 03/06/2024

On the first day of our internship, we visited the Kadamai

Educational and Social Welfare Trust in Tondiarpet to meet
Dr. Vasanth Kumar. We had an insightful discussion about
the trust's initiatives and their impactful work, especially
during the COVID-19 pandemic. The trust was actively
involved in vaccination awareness campaigns and even
operated an auto rickshaw ambulance service to assist the
community. Additionally, they offer free Tally and spoken
English classes for girls, aiming to enhance their skills and
opportunities. Established in 2012, the trust has been a pillar
of support for many.

**Activities:**
1. Attended a meeting and orientation program.
2. Interacted with volunteers.

The day was enriching as we gained valuable knowledge

from our interactions with dedicated volunteers and learned
about the trust's commendable efforts in social welfare.
DAY 2
Date: 04/06/2024

We went to Mogappair Government Boys Higher Secondary

School to learn about the Miyawaki method of plantation,
which is significant for climate change. We transferred
saplings from the nursery to areas around the school under
the guidance of Mrs. Nadhiya, who has maintained the place
for 15 years and provides free plants. The principal thanked
us for our service.

### DAY 3
**Date:** 06/06/2024

Following the Kadamai Trust founder’s direction, we went

to Queen Mary’s College for a cleaning and tree plantation
drive. Mrs. Deepa, the in-charge, welcomed us and assigned
tasks. SRM College students, Federal Bank, and Exnora
members joined us. We cleaned the campus, collected
recyclable waste, and planted neem and pongum saplings.

### DAY 4
**Date:** 07/06/2024

We returned to the Miyawaki forest at Mogappair

Government Boys Higher Secondary School. We cleaned the
surroundings in preparation for the school reopening, made
saplings of various plants, and planted them around the
premises, ending the day by watering the plants.

### DAY 5
**Date:** 08/06/2024
We participated in a beach clean-up drive at
Pattinambakkam beach organized by Exnora. Equipped
with gloves and masks, we collected waste materials like
plastic bottles and fishing nets. We weighed the collected
plastics, totaling nearly 13.65 kg, which was a proud
moment for us.

### DAY 6
**Date:** 11/06/2024

Under Mrs. Deepa’s guidance, we went to Chennai Higher

Secondary School in Aminjikarai. After the school prayer,
we were appreciated for our service. We spent the day
painting a classroom with the help of Mr. Chezhian.

### DAY 7
**Date:** 12/06/2024

We returned to the Miyawaki forest at Mogappair

Government Boys Higher Secondary School. We cleaned the
school surroundings and prepared and planted saplings. We
ended the day by watering the plants.
### DAY 8
**Date:** 13/06/2024

We visited the Kadamai Educational and Social Welfare

Trust again to meet with Dr. Mr. Vasanth Kumar. SRM
College students also joined us. We learned more about the
trust’s activities, including their initiatives during the
COVID-19 pandemic, and shared feedback, concluding a
successful day.

### DAY 9
**Date:** 14/06/2024

We visited the Exnora International Foundation office in T.

Nagar. Mr. Mohan explained the foundation’s mission to
hand over a green planet to the next generation. We learned
that they have transformed nearly 371,000 acres of
wasteland into agricultural land. Mr. Pari shared his 10-year
journey with Exnora. The day ended with an AV about
Exnora.

### DAY 10
**Date:** 15/06/2024
Our team went to Thamarai Kulam in Oragadam for a
clean-up event. Mrs. Deepa assigned us tasks. We collected
plastic waste and cleaned the park area around Thamarai
Kulam, making it a day filled with fun and happiness.

### DAY 11
**Date:** 16/06/2024

We went to a Gents Hostel in Ambattur, where 33% of the

building space is designated for Miyawaki forest plantation.
We cleaned the area and planted trees. We met Mr. Dinesh
from Seeraku NGO, who explained the importance of
planting trees to offset carbon dioxide emissions. He shared
his story of planting 6000 trees before his child’s birth to
ensure a carbon-neutral environment.
Day 12:
On Day 12, our group visited the Miyawaki Forest in
Mogappair. This time, we focused on cleaning up the
unwanted waste and debris from the school premises.
Additionally, we took the initiative to create a small garden
nearby.

First, we cleared out all the plastic waste and spread fresh
soil across the area as the initial step in our gardening
project. We placed some pots and set up a small garden for
the students, designed as a chill-out space for relaxation.
This garden will serve as a peaceful spot where students can
unwind and enjoy nature.

Day 13 & 14:

On the day of our Ovor internship, we once
again visited Queen Mary’s College. Mr. Pari, the President
of Exnora, joined us for the cleanup effort. Our focus for the
day was on plantation work. Our team successfully planted
50 Neem trees around the premises. The day concluded
peacefully, leaving us with a sense of accomplishment and
pride in our contribution to the environment.

Day 15:
On the 15 th day, we participated in a beach cleanup
activity at Nochi Kuppam Beach. Teaming up with Exnora
and the KONE team, we worked together to collect plastic
waste scattered around the beach. In addition to cleaning up,
we took the opportunity to provide food for the children
living nearby. It was a fulfilling experience that not only
helped improve the beach environment but also brought
smiles to the local community.

**Mission:**
We believe every child deserves a sustainable and healthy
future. Through NOVA, we plant trees and create food
sources in the name of each newborn, ensuring a carbon-
neutral footprint for their lifetime.

CHAPTER III

CONCLUSION

Reflecting on my 10-day internship, I realize how much I’ve

grown and learned in such a short period. This experience
has been instrumental in developing my technical and field
skills. Every day felt like an adventure, akin to being a
private detective, as I applied and honed new abilities.

I extend my sincere gratitude to our department head, Mrs.

Jaya Sudha, and the faculty for giving me this opportunity.
Special thanks go to Essaki sir, Sarath sir, and Surya sir for
their invaluable guidance and knowledge. I am also deeply
thankful to my staff and the Garuda team for making this
internship one of the most memorable and enriching
experiences of my life.