Midday snack scheme started in September, 1984, in Infant Jesus School in Lingarajpuram. Starting with 60 students, the number increased to 250 in 3 years and scheme was converted to Midday meal scheme. This project was taken over by the government in 1988.

Midday meal scheme was started in government primary school, Lingarajpuram in 1988-89 with 150 students. Today 550 children are fed every day. This project was taken over by the government in 2013.

Rehabilitation Centre for leprosy cured patients.We provided assistance in the form of medical help and vocational guidance. We got financial support from Rotary Club of Camrose, Canada.

We conduct Career Counseling programs for Youth to choose a right profession. A part from Career guidance seminars and exhibitions we also conduct "Face the Interview" seminars and other personality development programs.

Project hit the headlines in January 1985. The program attracted the attention of Government of Karnataka and the projected was adopted at state level for implementation

In January 1986, a project to monitor the quality of drinking water in Bangalore city was started. PIL filed against BWSSB in July 1986. A favorable judgment obtained in January 1987.

Donation of Computers to schools to help promote computer literacy in government schools

A courier service started in September 1989. About 20 street children and rag pickers were given a better life and healthy development and gainfully employed.

We successfully have work on restoration of sight for several beneficiaries through IOL implants.

We run several free health camps through the year for Eye, Dental, General Medicine and others.

We have been conducting training camps for youth to develop leadership for nearly three decades now

To develop creativity & Innovation amongst school children, we conduct workshops for children to experience new knowledge the project launched on 9th July 2003 at RHL for empowering school children to

1. Opportunities to Explore
2. Learn the Science of Art
3. Learn the Art of Science
4. Establish Connectivity

At present, functions for two days a week with more than 200 students. Physically Challenged children are also included in association with Dynam Creative Program, Bangalore, headed by Mr. Hari Parameswaram.

More than 5000 children have been covered so far. 

• Rotary Club of Didsbury, UK, for children’s library project (1986-87).
• Rotary Club of Ama, Japan, for RHL project (1986 onwards).
• Rotary Club of Wilmette, Winnetka and Bankstown for Bridge Foundation (1990-91).
• Rotary Clubs of Hammersmith, Northwich Park and Shepherd’s Bush for shelter project at Nelliguda (2000-2001).
• Rotary Club of Weston, USA, for Pick-up van (2002-2003).
• Rotary Club of Lords Valley, Pennsylvania, USA, for comprehensive health care for children (2002-2003).
• Rotary Club of Lancaster West, USA, for comprehensive educational facilities at the Jothipura Govt. Higher Primary School (2003-2004).
• Special Grant from RI for RHL Science and Technology Centre (1988-89).
• Special Grant for Avoidable Blindness (2002-2003).
• In late 1999, Sister Club Relationship established with Rotary Club of Princeton,NewJersey,USA. Received from this club total contribution of $ 25,000 for Midday Meal Scheme (1999 & 2001).

• RC of Khulna North Bangladesh for Bus shelter (1985).
• RC of Dagupen, Philippines for canes for the Blind (1986).
• RC of Colombo, Sri Lanka, for special bottles for storing eyes (1986). 8 eyes received from Colombo in 1987 for transplant here.