Mr. Stalin, a 55-year-old man, was admitted to Snehan Home on 26 October 2026 after being rescued from the streets through the compassionate efforts of a kind-hearted woman named Subashini. Stalin’s life took a tragic turn following the loss of his wife and son. Originally from Nagercoil, he found himself
Snehan Home recently , a traditional festival widely observed across South India. On this special occasion, people express gratitude to the tools, instruments, and equipment that help them earn their livelihood and support their daily lives. These tools are cleaned, decorated, worshipped, and given a day of rest as a
Keeping our residents engaged helps them stay focused, active, and free from unnecessary stress. At Snehan Home, we have observed that elderly residents recover better when they are meaningfully occupied. When they have too much idle time, they may dwell on worries, imaginary concerns, physical discomforts, or past memories. This
Celebrating Life at Snehan Home – October 1st On October 1st, Snehan Home marked two beautiful reasons to celebrate life: 1. International Day of Older Persons 2. The 81st birthday of our beloved Natarajan Thatha The International Day of Older Persons is a reminder to honor the elderly for their
Mr. Jothi, a 65-year-old from Pondicherry, was found suffering on the streets without medical care or family support. After a tragic accident, infections spread across both his legs, leaving him unable to walk or reach a hospital. Alone, hungry, and in pain, he endured days of hardship until a kind
On the morning of August 20, 2026, at 7 a.m., I (Anumuthu) dressed to attend a BNI meeting. As I passed Asharam Book Store, I saw a fragile young man lying in front of the shop, screaming in pain, without any clothing. His condition was unbearable to witness, and I
Every person carries immense potential within themselves. With the right willpower and encouragement, that hidden strength can be transformed into meaningful action. At Snehan Home, we believe in motivating individuals to discover their abilities and channel them for good. By engaging able persons in purposeful activities, we help them remain
Across the world, debates continue: is empowerment greater than charity, or does charity save more lives? At Snehan Home, we believe both are inseparable. Every act of charity carries within it the seed of empowerment. Imagine a person on the brink of death, rescued through medical care. Charity restores their
The Rotary Club of Pondicherry – Galaxy recently organized a special event to honor individuals who are shaping a better society. Among the awardees were outstanding teachers and social change makers from Puducherry. The Chief Guest PDG Rtn. A. Joseph Suresh Kumar. Mr. Anumuthu, Founder and Director of Goodwill Mission
After many days of immobility, Susaimuthu is now able to walk on his own. Snehan Home first found him in a fragile state on the streets of Pondicherry weak, unstable, unable to walk, and not in sound mind. At the time of rescue, he was so dependent that caregivers had
