GEMS

CEVA formed a group named “Gems of CEVA” for the holistic development of children from economically backward families. Through these projects, CEVA facilitates the Holistic development of children by enhancing their physical, psychological, social, intellectual, economic, and spiritual aspects.

Main Objectives:

  • Educational Support

Provides tuition classes and learning materials

Helps improve academic performance of slum children

  • Motivational Activities

Organizes workshops, awareness classes, and cultural events

Encourages students to stay in school and dream big

  • Group Work & Counseling

Conducts group discussions and life skills sessions

Offers emotional and social support through casework

  • Parental Involvement

Conducts meetings with parents to ensure their cooperation

Raises awareness about the importance of education

  • Skill Development

Offers training in basic computer skills, arts, and crafts

Prepares youth for future job opportunities

PRANAMAM

The Pranamam Group is a special initiative by CEVA (Cyriac Elias Voluntary Association) aimed at supporting and empowering senior citizens, especially those who are lonely, neglected, or living in difficult conditions.

Main Objectives:

  • Care for the Elderly

Provide emotional and moral support to aged individuals

Address the issues of neglect and isolation among senior citizens

  • Health & Well-being

Organize health check-up camps

Conduct yoga sessions and awareness programs on healthy aging

  • Social Engagement

Celebrate festivals and important days with elders

Create spaces for sharing memories, stories, and talents

  • Counseling & Support

Offer psychological counseling

Help them feel valued and connected with society

SANTHWANAM

Meaning “Consolation” an initiative of CEVA for HIV/AIDS Infected and Affected Children of Kerala. To Combat HIV/AIDS through concientizing the society against its cause and effects is one of the major objectives of the project. Since its inception in May 2010, through this project CEVA has been successful in helping and caring for more than 200 families directly and many more through other like-minded organizations.

The following services are provided to them:

House Construction & maintenance

Treatment Support for the Chronically Ill

Education support for the Children

Income Generation Programmes

Psychological Support – Counseling

Awareness Programmes

Post Office Savings Schemes for their children – Recurring Deposit for 5 years

Health and nutritional supplements

Celebrations & Trips

CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMS FOR NETWORK ORGANIZATIONS

CEVA has been functioning as a facilitator and mentor for the development of the charitable organizations, CBOs, and NGOs associated with the CMI congregation. Networking and capacity building among these organizations have become an imperative, and this is one of the tasks that CEVA has been addressing in the recent past. Considering the geographical spread of the network organizations, the perspective-building and capacity-building programmes were organized at the provincial level.

DAILY BREAD PROGRAM

CEVA’s Daily Bread Program in Ernakulam is an initiative that addresses the critical issue of food insecurity among underprivileged individuals in the community. Every Wednesday, the program provides essential sustenance to 50 people who might otherwise struggle to secure their next meal. By addressing such a fundamental need, CEVA is trying to make a significant and positive difference in Ernakulam, reinforcing the importance of community-driven solutions to social challenges.

KIRBI Place Community Development Project, New Delhi

  • Three Year
  • Slum Community Development Project
  • Education and Livelihood Enhancement for Vulnerable Women and Children

Founded By Italian Bishops  Conference

KAINAKARI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

KCDP is a project of Kainakary Community Development. This project mainly aimed for waste management in the Kainakary community, and the waste management program duration is three years.

KCDP’s programs are funded by the Italian Bishops’ Conference.