1. Director’s Message
I feel great pleasure to share our first e-newsletter with you all. Your
help to our initiatives has meant a lot to us, a heartfelt thank you to
each and every one of you for this great support.
We are successfully running the residential care home which presently
accommodates 11 orphan children having HIV/AIDS. This brief news-
letter brings an update about the happenings at Satyakam Care Home
we are running at Meerut. We are happy to achieve constant success in
bringing smiles to our children, but not without consistent and over-
whelming support and encouragement from our sponsors.
I, on behalf of Satyakam family thank all our donors and sponsors. We
look forward to receive your positive response in our future endeavors
too.
- Ajay Sharma
Birthdays!!!!!!
We celebrated three birthdays with cakes, candles and many best
wishes. Many of the local dignitaries joined the parties and blessed the
children.
October 2012
E-Update @
Satyakam CARE
HOME
Ashish
Satyakam
Ankur
Satyakam
Golu
Satyakam

2. Independence Day Cele-
bration at Care Home
Celebrating the day, children
presented patriotic songs, a
cultural dance followed by
National Anthem.
These children were motivate
to lead a life of truth, honesty
and selfless service. They
were also inspired to realize
their love for motherland.
Our children invited as ‘SPECIAL GUESTS’
September 29th
J.P. Management College invited all the
children of Satyakam Care Home as
special guests at a programme organ-
ized at their college. Children gave a
dance performance at the programme
which was much appreciated by the
participants.
Birthday Celebrations with our children
September 28th September 7th
Dr. Gunjan Kapoor, Dr. Usha Kiran,
Sr. Cardiologist, Meerut Pro, Meerut College, Meerut
September 25th
Anuradha Sharma,
Student of J.P.Institute
HANDMADE HUT by
PRINCE SATYAKAM

3. SATYAKAM CARE HOME FAMILY - Ajay Sharma (Founder Direc-
tor), Deepak Kumar (Programme Manager), Vinay Kumar
(Counselor), Sonakshi Nitin Yadav (Consultant) and the children
living at the home are: Balwant Satyakam, Ashish Satyakam,
Golu Satyakam, Prakash Satyakam, Arvind Satyakam, Ankur
Satyakam, Gufram Satyakam (King), Samrat Satyakam, Ali
Mehndi Satyakam, Santosh Satyakam and Shubhankar Satya-
kam.
Dr. Yudhveer Singh
Pro, Meerut College and
Secretary, Meerut Cricket Association
Dr. Usha Kiran
Pro, Meerut College
Celebrated her son’s birthday with our children
Vaishali Tyagi
D/o Dr. Seema Tyagi, Meerut
Students of J.P. Institute
Meerut
Dr. Vishwajeet Bembi
Physician, MD
(Internal Medicine)
Visitors at the Care Home
Lunch at RIMS College
Children were invited for a
lunch at RIMS College, Roor-
kee by Mr. Pradeep Batra
(MLA, Roorkee) and were
presented gifts.
Workshop on
‘Care and Support
for HIV Infected
Children’
A workshop on the subject was
organized at Chamber of Com-
merce, Bombay Bazaar, Meerut
on 22nd April, 2012. The work-
shop was inaugurated by Prof.
Y. Vimla and had a participation
of local doctors, lecturers,
NGOs, social activists and other
community members. During
the programme, a medical van
was donated to Satyakam Care
Home as a contribution from
several local dignitaries.

4. KIDS CORNER

5. CONTACT DETAILS
H-99, Ganga Nagar, Meerut –
250001 (U.P.) India
0121-3244293
+91-9410814135
satyakamorg@yahoo.com
satyakamcarehome@gmail.com
www.satyakamindia.org
Main Contact Person :
Ajay Sharma (Founder Director)
ABOUTTHE CARE HOME
UP’s first residential care home of orphan children living with HIV/AIDS
Satyakam Care Home has been established for HIV/AIDS affected who have lost one or both of their parents due to this illness.
These children are often neglected and ostracized by society and abandoned by their relatives too. Presently, there are 11
children, 2 to 14 years age are living at the care home. The foundation aims at bringing a positive transformation in the life of
these children by providing them education, nutrition, psychological support, health and recreational support. The children
have been enrolled in schools to provide them with mainstream education. A few of them have also been awarded for their
excellent performance. Meals are cooked at the centre wherein well-balanced nutrition meals are provided to these children.
For their overall development, yoga classes are organised three times per week, sports are encouraged and other develop-
ment programmes are organised time to time. Doctors, teachers, students and others have shown a keen interest to volunteer
their time with these children.
The residential care home provides:
 24 hour care and protection.
 Medical help facilities
 Access to school education and support after school
 Nutritious meals with a proper diet chart for each day
 Celebration of the birthdays, and other events that create a family environment for each of the children under Satya-
kam’s protection
 Counselling support for the children
 Recreational and cultural activities
 Life skills training
 Occasional excursions
ABOUT SATYAKAM
Satyakam, a Meerut based civil society organization, since its inception in January 2004 has been
working towards the development of the community and for the protection and holistic develop-
ment of vulnerable children in the areas of education, health and HIV/AIDS, women’s empower-
ment, livelihoods and peace-building.
The organization provides shelter, nutritional diets, education, medical care, health care benefits,
counseling & recreation, rehabilitation and care to the orphan children living with HIV/AIDS. It is
also working to end the negative discrimination of these children from the mainstream society by
bringing about a behavioral change in the community through awareness.
Satyakam is also working for the development of women through a “need based and participa-
tory approach”. It runs livelihood based programmes and provides skill development training for
marginalized women and facilitates their participation in decision making for their own benefit.
All the work of the organization is achieved through societies support and local as well as national
partnerships with different government and non-government agencies.
Vision
Our vision is to develop a society with no disparity towards the children belonging to marginalised
sections and those living with HIV/AIDS. We also strive to work towards secured livelihoods and
ensured right for the women.
Mission
Our mission is to make a positive difference in the lives of children belonging to marginalised sec-
tions and those infected with HIV as well as affected by AIDS by helping to meet their diverse
needs, advocating and educating on their behalf, and bringing joy and fun into their lives.
The organisation also endeavours to create and provide all possible opportunities to the women
empowered through awareness, education, income to be "enhanced by learning various work
skills" and right attitudes confidence.

6. HOWYOU CAN SUPPORT US!
Satyakam Care Home is supported primarily through donations. We en-
courage you to become a part of our donor community and support our
children with your financial and in-kind donations:
Ice Cream Party
Children were thrown an Ice
Cream party at Mc Donand’s,
PVS Mall, Meerut by Sonia
Ahlawat.
What an enjoyment it was for
the children!!
Earth Day Celebration
Marking the occasion, chil-
dren made a remarkable step
by reusing the empty bottles
of cold drinks and exhibiting
the same to the local commu-
nity of Meerut.
DONATION FOR AMOUNT PER CHILD FOR
ONE MONTH (INR)
AMOUNT (RS. *
NO.)
Education 500
Medical Check Ups 600
Diet 900
Medicines 800
Recreation 100
Hygiene 200
Total Amount
(Monthly)
3100
Total Amount (Annual) 37200
Name Address Occupation
Organization Phone Email
Amount of donation_________________________
In kind donation_____________________________
Please return this form along with your cheque or in-kind donation to office ad-
dress. Cheques/DDs should be made in name of SATYAKAM MANAV SEVA SA-
MITI payable at MEERUT. For other donation options (wire transfers, cash, etc.)
and general inquiries, please feel free to contact us. All donations are exempt un-
der Section 80G of the Income Tax Act of 1961.
You can also donate online through our website www.satyakamindia.org
For other queries related to do-
nations, please contact :
Deepak Kumar
Programme Manager
Mob:9359996493
satyakamcarehome@gmail.com