When I was growing up in the hostel, I was asked to help a 65 years old man; I would take three times food from the kitchen and serve him in his room. He would give Rs.5 every month when he receives his salary. I am so happy with Rs.5
A 64 years old Mr. Cinthol Samuel was living a bachelor life because his family left him to be alone. In the beginning stage it was hard for him to live without the family but as the days went by he encouraged himself to be braved person to live a
A 27-year-old woman waiting for her husband till 11 pm in the night. The whole day children were crying and waiting for their food. Its lockdown time, for months no proper work. The House owner keeps on pestering for the rent, no creditors left to take loans on interest. At
A 72 years old Mr Raman (Name Changed) suffering from chronic piles. He is going through Sevier pain, unable to walk or sit for long, loses blood and whatever he eats goes in vain. He is unmarried, orphan, and homeless, living on the streets with the kind help by bypassers.
Have you experienced, someone robbing your hard-earned money? And you know for sure, that is the only money that can feed you and your family for two days! If you were, how was your reaction towards that bobber? I am sure; many different answers would flow from all of you.
After one-year-long famine (mean Covid-19) Snehan, starting its activities one by one. During the pandemic, we were severely affected and lacked for survival but somehow managed and pulled on till date because of loyal friends of Snehan. We are happy to update you, that our Earn-with Dignity project re-started today
Raju (name changed) 74 years old man struggles for his survival. Within a few hours of his birth, his mother died. Within two years his father married other women and separated Raju from his grandma, his only hope grandma too died when he was 10 years of age. Raju left
Mr. Poopathi, a 60-year-old man got out of his family due to family conflict, he got two sons settled, married, and they got children. He is never wanted nor celebrated in the family; therefore he came out of his family, was living on the street as a homeless person. He
Mr. Paramasivam, 80 years old man became homeless after his brother cheated him the property of his share. He is not married, he came to Pondicherry to kill himself but somehow he survived. He never talks with anyone, but talks to himself. I tried to know about him but he
I was born in poor family. My life took a positive turn because of Fr. Joe Arimpoor. I understand what it means to be poor. I was motivated and encouraged to be a Good Samaritan. My role model is Mother Teresa. Last 17 years, I had a desire to do
