Elango Rajarathinam

Elango Rajarathinam

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Elango Rajarathinam, development professional with over 25 years of experience in the NGO sector, currently serving as Director of Elders for Elders Foundation, with a focus on elderly welfare, livelihoods, geriatric care, and community-based development across South India. He has mobilised over 6,000 elderly into Self-Help Groups, led the Tsunami Rehabilitation Programme across Tamil Nadu and Kerala, and built sustainable, community-owned welfare models in partnership with government and CSR stakeholders. A gold medalist from Gandhigram Rural University and an empanelled National Resource Person under the National Rural Livelihood Mission, Government of India, he has represented his work at national forums including HelpAge International and the National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj.

About Me

Volunteers are the backbone of many charitable organizations. They bring enthusiasm, skills, and time, which are crucial for driving the mission forward. Volunteers help in various capacities, from organizing events to directly assisting those in need, making them an indispensable part of the charity ecosystem. Activities may include tutoring, mentoring, serving meals, distributing supplies, or offering companionship to those in need.

Volunteering offers opportunities to develop new skills and gain valuable experience. This can include leadership, communication, project management, and teamwork skills.

Personal Skills

Volunteers are the backbone of many charitable organizations. They enthusiasm, skills, and time, which are crucial for driving the mission forward.

Donation collect

90%

Team Building

70%

Successful Events

85%
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