HDRT 189 – HYDERABAD DECCAN ROUND TABLE 189

HYDERABAD DECCAN
ROUND TABLE 189

Established in 2006 as a Zero Overhead charitable trust, HDRT198 boasts of members who are distinguished achievers in business, technology, medicine, law, finance, advertising, healthcare, hospitality, education, etc.

Two high schools have been set up from ground up with ₹1+ crore investment, thus enabling quality education to 2000+ students annually.

We’re also supporting 6 more schools with their recurring needs. We’ve delivered 600+ benches to multiple schools and we’re driving CSR activities throughout the year with clothes, food, books, etc.

Our goal is to further our reach by leaving a positive impact on a lot of children who will be the future citizens of India.

About Round Table

The Round Table is internationally a friendship organisation, founded in Norwich, England by Louis Marchesi, then a Rotarian in 1927. From a small group of 8 members, today it has grown to 43,000 members across 52 countries representing every corner of the world. Round Table came to India in 1957 with the formation of Madras Round Table No 1 on November 14th 1962 by John Barton with 100 members. Over the past four decades it has grown to become a 2,850 member strong association.

Freedom Through Education

Even after 65 years of independence, Millions of Indian children have never, ever been to school. Illiteracy is a self-fulfilling curse that perpetuates the chain of poverty, degradation and child labor. To reach out to this group of underprivileged children, since the year 1996, RTI across the country started adopting projects aimed at providing quality school infrastructure, and then in 1998 this project was formalized and thus born the National Project of Round Table India “Freedom Through Education” – In pursuit of educating underprivileged children Round Table India’s focus on Infrastructure-Building is aimed at promoting Education for Posterity and hence RTI has put in colossal efforts to build FTE School Blocks across the nation.

WHAT WE DO

Service through Fellowship is the lifeline of Round Table India. It is through the fellowship of young men that this origanisation has served the community for many decades. Round Table India started its efforts in helping the community with small projects directed towards service. Over the years, we have grown from strength to strength and today we are building big projects and have moved over from community service to community development. The concept of National Project for Round Table India was introduced in 1992.