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Social Responsibility Project Report

Submitted in Partial fulfilment of the requirement for the award of the

degree of Bachelor of Business Management

Of Christ University

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JayantVenkatram

Reg. No. 1011021

Under the guidance of

Mrs. Lakshmi Karthikeyan

Department of Management Studies

CHRIST UNIVERSITY

{engaluru

2010-2013
 DECLARATION

 declare that this report titled, DzSocial Responsibility Projectdz, is a record of a bonifide
project work carried out by me under the supervision of LakshmiKarthikeyan, M.Com,
Class Co-ordinator,  Semester Bachelors of Business Management Section A,
Department of Management Studies, Christ University, Bengaluru.

 further declare that this has not previously formed the basis of the award of any degree,
diploma or other similar time of recognition.

Place:____________________________

Date:_____________________________

JayantVenkatram

1011021
 GUIDE CERTIFICATE

0his is to certify that this report titled DzSocial Responsibility Projectdz,

submittedto Christ University in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the award of
the Degree of Bachelor of Business Management, is a record of the original work carried
out by JayantVenkatramunder my guidance and supervision.

Place:

Date:

LakshmiKarthikeyan
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

[ith a deep sense of gratitude,  would like to thank each and everyone who have been
instrumental in making me achieve completion of this project.  take this opportunity to
thank my class co-ordinator Mrs. LakshmiKarthikeyan for her guidance and support
throughout the course of this project.

 would also like to thank Dr (Fr) 0homas C Mathew- Vice Chancellor, Christ University,
Bengaluru and Dr. Jain Mathew, Head of the Department- Department of Management
Studies for their support.

t would be very ungrateful if  do not thank SA OLD AGE HOME,Bengaluru, who were
extremely kind to let us work in their NGO.  would like to thank the owner of
organization Mr. Manjunathan for his support and guidance.

Lastly,  would like to thank God, my Parents and Friends for their constant help and
support.

JayantVenkatram

Reg. No. 1011021

 CONTENTS

CHAPTER CONTENT Page No

1 An Introduction

ac Social Responsibility Project 13

ac Objectives
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ac SIA OLD AGE HOME
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2 Activities 21-25

3 Learning experiences

ac JayantVenkatram 26
ac Laksh Gupta
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ac Karhtick C.A
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