Selected outcomes from PREM MARG’s work. Current program figures are distinguished from previously reported activities and planned capacity.

Annadhanam

Launched in July 2026, the first Annadhanam unit provides a wholesome meal to approximately 200 people each evening, serving patient attendants and bystanders at a government hospital in Hyderabad.

Children & education

PREM MARG runs 10 Apna Pathashala tuition centres supporting 320 student beneficiaries annually. In previously reported work, Happy Feet reached around 2,864 underprivileged children across 57 schools and Anganwadi Centres in Medchal and Ranga Reddy districts.

Women’s empowerment

PREM MARG runs 15 Prem Jyothi Mahila Sanghs, currently benefiting 1,544 women. Earlier tailoring initiatives established 18 centres enrolling 402 women, with 15 graduates starting home-based tailoring units or small businesses.

Health & inclusion

Inclusive eye screening camps in Hyderabad benefited around 350 transgender individuals. PREM MARG also conducts health camps, home visits, palliative care, nutrition support, counselling and disability inclusion activities.

Humanitarian response

The 2018 Kerala flood response mobilised nearly 20 tons of relief materials worth approximately Rs. 20 lakhs for 350 affected families, while the Gujarat Region sent a further 17 tons worth around Rs. 8 lakhs.

Community organisation

Previously reported community work included 22 self-help groups for domestic workers with 356 active members, and five construction-worker groups with 73 active members.

Skills & livelihoods: program plans

Program plans include training nearly 350–400 women annually through eight tailoring units, nearly 340 women and girls annually through NAIPUNYA, and around 100–120 youth annually through three Basic Computer Learning Centres. These figures describe planned annual program capacity, rather than cumulative results.

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