Food. Energy.
Opportunity.

Food & nutrition

Daily Eggs began with boiled eggs and bread shared outside a maternity hospital in Vellore. Pregnant and breastfeeding women were a central focus of the early program.

This practical response to hunger laid the foundation for the organization and the relationships around it.

Monthly nutritional supplies for women and men living with HIV

Daily Eggs provides monthly nutritional supplies for women and men living with HIV. This ongoing programme continues our commitment to practical nutritional support.

Photographs from the nutrition programme. The group image is privacy-edited and dated November 2020. Select any image to see it in full.

Solar panels at a children’s home

Daily Eggs worked with Solar Without Borders to install solar panels at a children’s home. The project extended the organization’s work into energy and support for a place where children live.

Photographs from the solar project. Select any image to see it in full.

Jobs for single mothers

Daily Eggs collaborated with Charles Abraham to buy five incense-production machines for single mothers. The women used the machines to produce incense sticks for sale.

The initiative provided jobs and income, supporting greater financial independence for the women and their families.

Microloans

Daily Eggs has also provided microloans. This is another part of its history of practical support for livelihoods.

Food that supports a livelihood

We are exploring a weekly food project in India. The plan is to support a woman in buying ingredients on Sundays and preparing Indian snacks or lunch packs to sell locally, including near churches.

Daily Eggs would help with the ingredients and may also provide a modest payment for her work. The aim is to generate income for her household while also supporting a children’s home and education.

This project is still being developed.

Turtle conservation & education

Care for the coast.
Support for school.

Fishermen protect turtle eggs laid on the beach from dogs that would otherwise find and eat them. They care for the eggs and hatchlings until the young turtles are ready to return to the ocean.

Daily Eggs supports these fishermen’s children with their education by paying school tuition fees. The support helps families with limited resources keep their children in school.

Photographs from the turtle project. Select any image to see it in full.

Leadership & personal growth

Know yourself.
Help others grow.

Alongside the practical projects, Steven’s mentoring explores leadership, mindfulness, awareness, consciousness and self-knowledge.

In difficult times, especially while raising the next generation, leadership asks us to understand our reactions, listen carefully and act with care.

Growth begins with self-knowledge

Becoming more aware of our habits, assumptions and emotions gives us a starting point for helping others grow. Mindfulness and reflection create space to notice how we respond and choose what we want to practise.

Keep learning. Stay open.

Neuroplasticity is the brain’s capacity to adapt through learning and experience. Meaningful change takes practice and time. Mentoring encourages curiosity, reflection and a willingness to revisit what we think we know.

Free online consultations

Daily Eggs
Medical Care.

Through Daily Eggs Medical Care, Steven Anandan, a surgeon, offers free online consultations to patients in different parts of the world. This includes consultations with children in Congo.

Steven’s medical work also includes a tie-up with Dr Sunil Richardson at Richardsons Face Hospitals in Bengaluru (Bangalore).

Medical Care photographs (includes clinical images)