13-Point Programmes

1. Annapurna Mahaprasadam Project : Under this project, free mid-day meals are        provided to children from schools in tribal areas and in municipal schools in rural areas. This is made possible by sponsors/donors who donate rice, wheat, pulses, oil, sugar etc.Ever since the project has been introduced, there has been a marked improvement not only in the health profile of the children but also in their attendance, leading to improved grades.

2. Clothing with Charkha (चरखा योजना ) : Even today there are many children, not just in villages but also in cities, who do not have enough clothing to cover their bodies.The "Charkha Yojana" has been specifically implemented to break this vicious circle of poverty and illiteracy. School uniforms of various sizes are stitched from this cloth after proper processing and are distributed, free of cost, among the students, in order to motivate and encourage them to attend school.

3. Round the year water, farming and fodder plan ( Barmass pani-sheti-chara yojana - Gogras yojana) - ( चारा योजना ): Under this scheme, people in urban areas, where water is available in abundance, grow "grass" in their houses and in open spaces.The grass so collected is sent to farmers in the drought stricken areas to feed their cattle.

4. Raddi (used paper) project: Devotees of P. P. Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu, instead of selling old/used newspapers/magazines/notebooks as scrap, donate the same to the Foundation.These are then converted into such useful articles, as paper bags, which not only go a long way in solving the plastic bag problem but also contribute, in its own small yet significant way, in the conservation of the environment.

5. Old is Gold (जुनं ते सोनं ): The Foundation collects used (but not torn) clothes, old utensils, old text books,and old toys (non battery operated) and many more.These articles are properly serviced and then distributed to the families of poor students. The clothes and utensils so collected are also distributed amongst the people affected by natural calamities and disasters.

6. The Light of Knowledge Project (विद्या प्रकाश योजना ): Under this program, candles and matchboxes donated by devotees are distributed free of cost to poor students in rural areas, where there is no supply of electricity, thus enabling them to study in candlelight.

7. Bharatiya Bhasha Sangam: Each one is expected to learn a language apart from the mother tongue and languages that are already known.volunteers are already studying different Indian languages, apart from their mother tongue which, in time to come, will become the harbinger of national integration in its truest sense.

8. The Warmth of Love Project:  The warmth of love… we all long for the warmth of God ’s grace. We wish that God should take care of us; keep us warm with His quilt.Many workers remain deprived of this quilt. Making these quilts is offering the warmth of love. Both men and women can make these and that too sitting at home.These can be made out of torn clothes or pieces of cloth.

9. Cleanliness Campaign: The Cleanliness Campaign squad has now formed from within the Samarpan Pathak.Cleaning up of public schools, hospitals and places of worship is undertaken by volunteers. 

10. Ahilya Sangh: The Ahilya Sangh has been formed for suitably equipping women with the requisite strength and resolve to counter any exploitation and to face any adversity with fortitude.All the Indian martial arts needed for the self protection of women have been taught to a selected volunteers 'free of cost'. 

11. General Knowledge Bank: This is an information bank, a General Knowledge bank.

12. Study of the Five Continents: Progress and politics of the five continents will be studied.

13. Aniruddha’s Academy of Disaster Management (AADM): It is a charitable organization incorporated in April 2005 with ‘Disaster Management’ as its principal object.
The trained volunteers would, in turn, reach out among the masses across the length and breadth of the country.Disaster Management, as an idea and concept took shape in the year 2001 under the auspices of Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Upasana Trust.