Kanthari is more than an institute—it’s a catalyst for transformation. Located in Kerala, India, Kanthari empowers passionate individuals from around the globe who dream of creating social change but lack the tools, skills, or knowledge to begin. Through a rigorous selection process, candidates are awarded scholarships and invited to participate
We are honored to share that Goodwill Mission – Snehan has been selected to participate in the prestigious Niranthara Saksham program, a 12-month leadership and capacity-building initiative conducted by Dhwani Foundation. This transformative program is designed to empower grassroots NGOs across India that are driven by passion and purpose, yet
A special homeopathy medical camp was organized at the Muthialpet Primary Health Care Center, in collaboration with the Social Welfare Department – Puducherry, with a dedicated focus on geriatric care. The initiative aimed to provide holistic and side-effect-free treatment options for elderly individuals suffering from chronic and age-related ailments. The
Priyanka chose to celebrate her birthday not with grandeur, but with grace—surrounded by her closest friends and the warm hearts of Snehan Home. Instead of lavish gifts, they brought joy to our residents through a delicious non-vegetarian meal, sweet treats, and fresh fruits. It was a gesture that spoke volumes
In June 2025, Mr. Sundarrajan was found in a heartbreaking state—his body ravaged by infection, maggots feeding on open wounds, and his spirit barely holding on. He was completely disabled, unable to care for himself, and left to suffer in silence. But one urgent phone call changed everything. With the
We were deeply honored to welcome Mr. Ilayarasan and his team from HelpAge India to Snehan Home. HelpAge India is a beacon of hope for countless elderly individuals across the country. With over 300 homes under their care, they offer not just shelter, but dignity, love, and holistic support to
A Memorable Day at Snehan Home – July 30, 2025 Month of July brought a deeply meaningful moment for us—a surprise inspection from the Social Welfare Department. For the first time, we had the honor of welcoming Deputy Director Mr. Karunanidhi and Field Officer Mr. Solomon to Snehan Home. Their
Jaimon, a 45-year-old man from Kerala, faced a life-altering tragedy fifteen years ago when a road accident left him blind in his right eye and severely injured his right foot. The accident damaged the motor function in his leg, making it impossible for him to walk or stand for months.
Mr. Manickam, a homeless individual surviving solely on the kindness of strangers, was living on the streets when he was brutally attacked by a group of intoxicated men—an assault that left him with a broken knee. Following the incident, he was rescued and admitted to JIPMER Hospital, where he underwent
Under the sweltering afternoon sun, 58-year-old SundarRajan lay motionless on a bustling street—too weak to crawl into the shade, his body succumbing to pain, infection, and neglect. A distress call reached Snehan Home from a concerned passerby, prompting our team into immediate action. When we arrived, the odor was overwhelming.
