About Us
Another name for creation and achievement is "Vishvakarma", which according to the Rigveda is the abstract form of the creator god Vishwakarma. We, who initially pursued our five professions (Blacksmith, Carpentry, Gold smith, Sculpture, and Metal Moulding/Eraka [Trible] professions, today distinguished ourselves in all fields. A great desire to help the needy in our community, scattered in a global context, sprouted in our family three decades ago. As a result, we established a public charity, Mr. and Mrs. Kempamma Oblachar. Public Charitable Trust (Reg).
Initially, we provided assistance to the poor children of our community in Tumkur district for education. We have extended our assistance to marriage and other auspicious events, and now we are in the digital era. Now we are eager to do more new things. We are committed to providing all kinds of assistance to our people, from counseling for brides and grooms, assistance in legal complications in organizations, guidance in obtaining government benefits. Unemployed youth will be provided free training under skill development schemes for better job opportunities. Preparations are underway to record how many of us are from the Vishwakarma community. In what fields are we involved, what business and service activities are we involved in. In this study, we will study the conditions of those involved in tribal professions, organize them and encourage them to get government benefits through cooperative organizations. After this, we are getting ready to work on expanding mutual cooperation and service facilities to those in need.
Similarly, our organization will advocate on behalf of the community at the government level to provide various allowances, including government assistance, to those engaged in tribal professions.
Our goal is to strengthen the community by increasing the hands of givers and empowering the hands of receivers, considering the needs of the entire community.
Let us all move towards development together, as the saying goes: “If there is a need in the hands that ask, there is no shortage in the hands that give.”
Other Impact Areas
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Education