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.
An idle mind is the devil’s workshop. When the human spirit is left untended, it can wither in the silence of idleness. But when hearts and hands are engaged in purposeful activity, lives are transformed, hope rekindled, and dignity restored. At Snehan Home, we believe that every soul deserves not
Mr. Subramaniyan, a gentleman believed to be in his seventies, was recently rescued by the Sharon Society of Pondicherry and entrusted to Snehan Home for residential care and medical support. Sadly, very little is known about his background. At the time of admission, he was not in a sound state
“One father is more than a hundred schoolmasters.” — George Herbert Fathers are God’s masterpiece, placed on this earth to embody love, kindness, and unwavering guidance. None of us come into this world without a father, and while some may never truly experience a father’s love, most have been blessed
For the ladies of Snehan Tailoring, the trip to Yercaud was more than just a holiday—it was a long-awaited dream come true. After ten years, we finally made it happen, coming together not just as colleagues but as friends, sharing stories, laughter, and joy like never before. For some, this
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
Snehan had the privilege of participating in a two-day program on NGO Governance, an experience that stood out as one of the finest seminars I have ever attended. Approximately fifty participants from Puducherry, Cuddalore, and Villupuram came together for this insightful session. The program was led by Rev. Nova Pauldoss
