Image that speaks of compassion, resilience, and the beauty of human kindness.
Mr. Rajendaran, a 55-year-old special soul, gently feeding Mr. Krishnan, a 70-year-old disabled man. Their connection is one of care, one of love, one of silent understanding.
In the early days of our Snehan project, Mr. Krishnan was a pillar of strength, dedicating himself as a caregiver in the hospital. His hands worked tirelessly—feeding, cleaning, and comforting those who had no one else. He spent days and nights by the bedside of the sick, ensuring they had a fighting chance. Many who were once on the brink of death are alive today, touched by his unwavering service.
Now, fate has turned its pages. A cruel act by a few heartless souls robbed him of his ability to walk, but it could not strip him of his dignity. And here, at Snehan Home, he is embraced, supported, and loved—proving that kindness always finds its way back.
Then there is Mr. Rajendaran, a man with a heart so pure it radiates joy in everything he does. His smile never fades, his spirit never wavers. Whether it is collecting the plates of his fellow inmates, tending to our garden, or watching over the entrance like a true guardian, his dedication knows no bounds. His willingness to serve reminds us that true fulfillment lies in giving, in contributing to something greater than ourselves.
At Snehan Home, we cherish him deeply. He is a light, a reminder that no act of kindness is too small.
As the Bible says, “What you sow, so shall you reap.” We see it unfold in Mr. Krishnan’s life—once a giver of love, now receiving the same care he selflessly shared. And in Mr. Rajendaran, we are reminded of a lesson we all must carry: to uplift, to support, and to spread love in every little way we can.
What a beautiful world it would be if we all lived by this truth.
