Carmelite Social Service Society is a people-driven organization – right from the people who started it with a vision, to the people who work for us to bring change at the grassroots, to the people who support our work, and most importantly the people who serve on the ground through our work.
Committed , responsible people who are passionate to make a difference to the world around them are the backbone of Carmelite Social Service Society. We have always taken our role as that of a catalyst in the process of bringing change, but ultimately if we are aiming real and sustainable development, change has to be driven by people themselves.
Over the years, Carmelite Social Service Society has received the love, support and trust of millions of individuals, who have enabled us to create high impact programmes and benefit over 1.5 million people every year. We always take pride in making our supporters active partners in our programmes either than just channelize their resources to do good.
A Blood Donation Camp was successfully organized at Carmelite Social Services under the guidance of Father Thomas P. Doctors from Bhai Ghanayia Ji Charitable Blood Bank & Hospital graciously provided their services. The camp was attended by Sister Anupriya, Sister Sheena, and other members of the institution, making the initiative a meaningful step towards humanitarian service.
Carmelite Social Services has taken a significant step towards women’s empowerment by inaugurating a new tailoring center in Nandachaur village. The center aims to provide skill-based training to local women, helping them become self-reliant. During the program, Father Thomas P. highlighted that the center will not only create employment opportunities for women but also contribute to the village’s economic development. Village Sarpanch Asha Rani appreciated the initiative, while Panch Avtar Singh, Baljeet Kaur, Sister Anupriya, Sister Sheena, and other members of the organization were also present.
Carmelite Social Services, under the guidance of Director Father Thomas P. awarded certificates to young women who successfully completed the tailoring course at their center in Ram Nagar (slum area), Hoshiarpur. The program began with a prayer, followed by cultural performances by the participants. Hoshiarpur Mayor Surinder Kumar, along with Father Thomas P, appreciated the initiative and encouraged the young women for a bright future. Sister Anupriya and other members of the organization were also present to celebrate the achievements.
Under the guidance of Father Thomas P. Carmelite Social Services organized a free Eye Check-Up Camp. Civil Surgeon Dr. Parminder, Dr. Neha, Dr. Kamlesh, Dr. Harpreet Kaur, and Dr. Tarsem Lal actively participated in the camp. Sister Anupriya, along with other members of the organization, was also present and contributed to the event. The doctors not only conducted eye examinations but also provided the necessary medications to the patients.
Under the guidance of Director Father Thomas P, Carmelite Social Services awarded certificates to young women who completed the tailoring course at the Little Flower Church center in Nandachaur. Former village Sarpanch Amarjeet Kaur joined as the special guest, while the event began with a prayer followed by cultural performances. Father Thomas P encouraged the girls for a bright future, and Amarjeet Kaur appreciated the organization’s charitable efforts. Ram Gopal, Sister Sheena, Sister Anupriya, Sister Josina, Sister Nutan, and other members of the organization were also present.
Carmelite Social Services, under the guidance of Director Father Thomas P. awarded certificates to young women who successfully completed the tailoring course at their center in Pandori Rajputta village. The program, inaugurated with a prayer, featured cultural performances by the participants. Village Panch Rajveer Kaur, along with Father Thomas P, appreciated the initiative and encouraged the young women for a bright future. Other members of the organization, including Savran Singh, Sister Anupriya, Sister Josina, and Sister Nutan, were also present to celebrate the achievements."
