Susaimuthu, aged 64, was found on the streets of Puducherry in a fragile state of health. After a family separation, he has lived without a home for twelve years, working as a daily laborer in different places. In recent months, his health declined severely—he became immobile, unable to walk or

None of us choose the circumstances of our birth, whether rich or poor, male or female, healthy or disabled. These are mysteries of life entrusted to us by the Creator. What we can choose, however, is how we respond to those who are most vulnerable. At Snehan Home, we choose

The seeds of Snehan were sown in compassion inspired by the life of Mother Teresa of Kolkata and St. Francis of Assisi. As a young boy, I could never walk past the sick or disabled without offering help. Those small acts of kindness brought smiles to the faces of the

Same place, same faces and routine activities can this regular timetable create memories or happiness? With this thought in mind Anumuthu was keen to create memories in the lives of Snehan Home beneficiaries. On 24th June 2026, 30 individuals boarded a AC bus to Chennai Vandalur Zoo and Mahabalipuram. By

In Puducherry, a dying man was rescued from the streets through the timely support of the Lawspet Police and Sharon Society of Pondicherry. With the referral of the Social Welfare Department, Mr. Rajesh, aged 60+, was admitted to Snehan Home for care and shelter. At the time of admission, we

In the journey of social service, Goodwill Mission – Snehan has realized that passion alone cannot sustain successful organization skills are equally vital. Every NGO begins with a spark, whether born from personal hardship, community struggles, or a deep desire to bring justice and equality. Yet, as the journey unfolds,

Ten days before the big day, Mrs. Ramu reached out to Snehan Home with a heartfelt wish, to celebrate her husband’s birthday in a truly special way. Together, we planned a surprise that would bring joy not only to Mr. Ramu but also to our beloved grandpas at Snehan. On

Anumuthu’s childhood was shadowed by deprivation, where even the simplest necessities were beyond reach. With tender feet and tiny hands, he would rise at dawn, walking barefoot five kilometres to reach a labor site by 6 a.m. School was a distant dream; survival meant working to feed his family. By

Every life begins with joy and ends in silence. When a baby is born, families celebrate with love and laughter, cherishing the mother as the most honored and adored. But as years pass, those babies grow into parents and grandparents. In their final stage of life, many face struggles instead

The Brahma Kumaris Trust recently celebrated 90 years of dedicated humanitarian service, uplifting countless lives across countries. To mark this milestone, a special gathering was held in Puducherry, bringing together NGOs committed to serving the marginalized. The event was graced by distinguished chief guests: Rtn. Vaithianathan K (District Governor 2026–2027)