After two years, the Knock Meet was held at the Kanthari campus. Around twenty participants gathered for a two-day workshop, where we explored fascinating new topics, including AI. It was incredibly insightful for many of us to learn how AI tools can enhance the efficiency of NGOs in their documentation.
Mr. Karnan, a short and frail elderly gentleman with a meek and humble demeanor, is estimated to be over 75 years old. He was found in a distressing state on the streets, about a week ago by a kind-hearted and compassionate Samaritan, Mr. Gautam who had keenly observed the elderly
Marthan, a 50-year-old man, was found on the streets in a critical condition, without anyone to care for him. After receiving a call from the Grand Bazer police station requesting assistance, we rushed to the scene to provide immediate medical support. His entire body was paralyzed, and he could barely
At Snehan, we take immense pride in empowering and uplifting our team members. These incredible women come from diverse families, backgrounds, and circumstances, each with unique needs. Many of them once felt lost, overwhelmed by the burdens of family life and lacking a sense of purpose. But then came a
“We at Snehan had the privilege of providing residential care for Mr. John Bosco, a 76-year-old gentleman, over the course of three months. During this period, we had the opportunity to observe and learn valuable lessons from his life. We witnessed his physical and emotional struggles up close. Once surrounded
“I am not afraid… I was born to do this.” – Joan of Arc. Women are the cornerstone of our families, society, and nation. Can happiness and harmony truly exist without them? While humor about women may abound, the reality is that they embody the heart and soul of our
Snehan Home welcomed first-year MSW students from Pondicherry University, who visited to learn about the impactful work being done here. Renowned for its dedication to saving lives and bringing value to the lives of elderly, sick destitute individuals in Pondicherry, Snehan Home warmly greeted the students. The visit included a
Selvamani, a 55-year-old man, lay helpless and abandoned on the streets, his frail body succumbing to illness. With no one to care for him or offer a comforting hand, he endured days of unimaginable suffering, teetering on the edge of life and death. A kind-hearted passerby, moved by his dilemma,
Mr. Shanmugam has become an active and healthy individual at Snehan Home. He actively supports other bedridden patients on our campus. When we rescued him in critical condition, we had little hope that he would survive. However, thanks to the quality medical care from GH Hospital, our continued love and
The Vriksh Fellowship created an amazing learning opportunity for all Vriksh alumni and fellows at the Bodhigram Empowerment Centre in Dehradun. We had a four-day retreat attended by about twenty participants from various parts of India. We had the chance to meet the founders of different social initiatives and witness
