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HEAL is a UK, India, USA, Australia and Canada registered charity. Taking Children Out of Poverty and Giving Them Hope.

16/10/2026

HEAL Junior College Hosts Mock Parliament 2026

HEAL Junior College witnessed a lively exchange of ideas, opinions, and perspectives during its Mock Parliament on 15 October 2026.

The programme gave students an opportunity to experience parliamentary proceedings, express their views, and engage in meaningful debates. It encouraged them to think critically, speak confidently, listen to different perspectives, and understand the responsibilities of informed and active citizens.

Through enthusiastic participation and thought-provoking discussions, students demonstrated the importance of constructive dialogue, leadership, and democratic values.

13/10/2026

Bathukamma Celebrations at HEAL Bhadrachalam

HEAL Bhadrachalam joyfully celebrated the spirit of Telangana State through the vibrant Bathukamma Pre-Festival, embracing the beauty of our traditions, the colours of nature, and the essence of togetherness.

Bathukamma is a floral festival celebrated in Telangana, where women gather around beautifully arranged flower stacks, sing traditional songs, and celebrates womanhood, nature, community, and togetherness.

The celebration featured colourful floral arrangements, reflecting the beauty of the festival and its connection with nature. Guided by Principal Mrs. Jayana Mrudula, the event gave students an opportunity to learn about Telangana’s cultural heritage and appreciate the traditions passed down through generations.

05/10/2026

HEAL NCC Cadets
Plant the Seeds of a Greener Future

HEAL School’s NCC Cadets took part in a tree plantation drive under the theme “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam,” (means “One Tree in Mother’s Name.”) taking a meaningful step towards a greener and healthier environment.
The cadets planted saplings and took personal responsibility for their care. Each sapling was tagged with the cadet’s name and institution, turning the activity into a lasting commitment rather than a one-day initiative.
The cadets will continue nurturing their saplings over the next five months, developing a sense of responsibility towards the environment. uided by the Associate NCC Officer (ANO) and Permanent Instructor (PI) Staff, the drive reflected the NCC values of discipline, teamwork, service and environmental responsibility.

05/10/2026

AI & Future Careers:
Preparing Class 12 Students for Tomorrow

HEAL School conducted an engaging online Orientation Session for Class 12 students on “How AI Will Affect Future Careers,” helping students understand how Artificial Intelligence is transforming industries, workplaces, and career opportunities.

The session was led by Mr. Vijay Mandava, an experienced technology and engineering leader with over two decades of industry experience. As Vice President of Engineering at Colibri Group, he specializes in AI, Generative AI, Large Language Models, and emerging technologies, bringing valuable real-world insights into how AI is shaping careers and the future of work.

The session explored emerging career pathways, the skills students need to develop, and the growing importance of creativity, critical thinking, adaptability, and continuous learning in an AI-driven world.

Through this insightful interaction, students were encouraged to look beyond traditional career paths, embrace new technologies, and prepare themselves for the opportunities and challenges of the future.

05/10/2026

HEAL Health Centre General Health Camp at Pochamma Temple, Punjagutta

HEAL Health Centre conducted a General Health Camp at Pochamma Basti, Punjagutta, Hyderabad, as part of its ongoing community healthcare initiatives.
The camp provided medical consultations, basic health check-ups, and health guidance to local residents, bringing essential healthcare services closer to the community.
The initiative reflects HEAL’s continued commitment to Care in the Community and making accessible healthcare available to those who need it.

22/09/2026

HEAL Paradise School Ranked No. 2 in India Among Philanthropy Schools
We are proud to share that HEAL Paradise School, Thotapalli, has been ranked No. 2 in India among Philanthropy Schools in the Cfore India School Rankings 2026, securing a score of 909 out of 1225.
For the second consecutive year, HEAL Paradise has earned Rank in this category, reaffirming the sustained efforts of an institution built on the belief that every child deserves meaningful opportunities to learn, grow, and shape their own future.

21/09/2026

Rohith Mandava Memorial Chess Tournament

HEAL School hosted the Chess Tournament, bringing together 183 students for a day of chess, learning and sportsmanship.
The tournament was organised in memory of Rohith Mandava, who is remembered for his curiosity, determination and spirit of exploration. The event used chess as a platform to encourage thoughtful decision-making, concentration, perseverance and the confidence to explore new possibilities.

The event also reflected the continuing vision behind the Rohith Mandava Center for Career Development, Counseling
and Training, established at HEAL Paradise in his memory and sponsored by his grandfather, Mandava Venkateswara Rao.
The centre aims to create opportunities that help young people discover their strengths and shape their futures.
Congratulations to all the winners, and appreciation to all 183 participants, who received certificates for their enthusiastic participation, the tournament brought together competition, learning and meaningful connections, honouring Rohith’s memory while inspiring the dreams and aspirations of young minds at HEAL.

15/09/2026

Vinayaka Chavithi Celebrations

HEAL celebrated Vinayaka Chavithi, the festival dedicated to Lord Ganesha, with devotion, creativity and joy.
The celebration began with students proudly presenting the eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols they had created. A special Ganesh Puja was conducted in the mess, with Secretary Ms. Lakshmi and Vice Principal Mr. Harish joining the students in seeking Lord Ganesha’s blessings.
The children then decorated a tractor and placed their Ganesha idols on it for the traditional immersion procession.
Accompanied by drumbeats and prayers, students and staff proceeded to Bramhalingam Lake, where the idols were respectfully immersed. The celebration beautifully brought together faith, creativity, teamwork and environmental responsibility, creating meaningful memories for the HEAL family.

07/09/2026

TEACHERS’ DAY CELEBRATION
Celebrating the hearts that guide and shape our future.

HEAL School celebrated Teachers’ Day with warmth, gratitude and joy. The celebrations began the previous day, with students organizing fun-filled games specially for their teachers.
The celebrations continued with a special Treasure Hunt, beginning with a beautiful candle-light moment alongside Shyam, HCL Program Coordinator, setting a warm and meaningful tone for the day.
Students expressed their heartfelt appreciation for their teachers, sharing words about their qualities, the lessons they have learned, and the special bond they share with them.
In a beautiful gesture of gratitude, students stepped into the role of hosts—serving breakfast and lunch to their teachers and presenting them with gifts as tokens of appreciation.
At HEAL, Teachers’ Day was more than a celebration. It was a heartfelt expression of love, respect and togetherness, reminding us that education is not only about lessons in the classroom, but also about the relationships that inspire children to grow, dream and become their best selves.

07/09/2026

Krishnashtami Celebrated with Joy and Cultural Spirit

HEAL celebrated Krishnashtami, a festival marking
the birth of Lord Krishna, with great enthusiasm and joy.

Students and teachers came together in a festive atmosphere filled with traditional attire, music, dance and Krishna-themed activities. Students dressed as Krishna and Radha, adding a special charm to the celebration.

A highlight of the day was the Utti tradition, inspired by the playful childhood stories of Lord Krishna. Students worked together with excitement and teamwork to reach and break a decorated pot, bringing fun and energy to the occasion.

Through the celebration, students experienced and appreciated Indian cultural traditions while expressing themselves through creativity, music and dance. The day was filled with learning, togetherness and happy memories for everyone at HEAL.

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+447736042333

Website

http://www.healcharity.org/

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