There are 50 Sambava families residing in Chermala colony at Perambra  Kozhikode . The colony lacks basic infrastructure, including water and proper sanitation. Chermala Kizhinchanam Vikasa Samithi is trying to improve the living conditions of Sambavites in the colony by trying to  educate the children by supporting them to  complete  vocational courses to equip themselves  for  the future

“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to  fish and  you feed him for a lifetime “. This proverb  is  aptly applied here and Recca Sewa decided to help by supporting  the Samithi  who contact like minded people to  get financial support .  Last year  Recca Sewa  supported the vocational training  of    3 children by contributing Rs 30000 . They were  very happy with our involvement   and this year  they have requested  support  for  5 children .  Enclosed you  may read  the appreciation letter ( in Malayalam) fromMr Raghudas Thetteyil , Head master of the LP School of Perambra , for our timely support  and details of children supported and the vocational course undergone by them .After witnessing the positive results achieved so far , in the Sewa meeting held on 12th Feb 2019  it was agreed that vocational training  for 2 more children can be sponsored  by  Mr Gokulapala Varma and Mrs Gita Ramachandran respectively through Sewa .