The “Yanadies are called originally “Anodes” which means they are lived from the Ancient as per the Telugu Dictionary. Their traditions and customs are entirely different to Aryans & Dravidians. They are used to hunting the birds, fishes, collecting the waste papers and finally became public health workers. Their hair styles, eating habits are peculiar to other people in India. They used to get early marriages to their children. They lived in thatched huts. They are migrating from place to place for their livelihood. As they are migrating from village to village they are incapable to provide education to their children. As they are working as public health workers they are unable to provide health and sanitary facilities to their children and families. Since the decades they remained as poorer and poorer.
The Government of India and State Government implemented many schemes for the welfare of these marginalized communities. The fruits of the welfare scheme are not reaching at the right place in the right time this excommunicated communities. In order to uplift and rehabilitate this community AMG India International launched the programmes like providing Milk to the children, food, Clothing, Books, Shoe, Tie, Belt, School Bags and Medical Care to school children. In the beginning a thatched hut was constructed for school, which was not provided facilities during rainy and summer seasons. As a result children and teachers suffered a lot. AMG India International took the rescue of the children and teachers and constructed a pucca building provided 5 rooms, with water facilities and toilets. Two qualified Teachers also appointed. The committed teachers are strictly following the Government syllabus.
