Sathya Sai Organization - Activities of The Organization

Activities of The Organization

  • Spiritual activities include devotional singing, study circles, public lectures, seminars, meditation etc.
  • Educational activities cover 'Bal Vikas' (for children) and Education in Human Values Programmes, besides formal academic education combined with the development of the character of the students for age group of 6 to 15.
  • Service activities include items such as organizing medical check-up camps, adoption of under-developed villages for accelerating rural development, blood donation, old age homes, etc.

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