Who we are
We are a non-profit N.G.O in India with more than 75 years of recorded services to thousands of poor orphans & elders.
Our mission
Our mission is to uplift the downtrodden children and destitute women from poverty and ignorance, through high quality education.
Our goal
Our goal is to provide not just nutritious food, high quality education and a decent shelter, but also to instill morals & life skills to help our children grow, learn, and eventually become independent.
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Commemorating 75 years of service
Our sincere thanks to our Hon'ble Governor Thiru R N Ravi for taking the time to be a part of our historical journey, our Pavala Vizha, Platinum Jubilee celebrations, remembering our 75 years of service to those in need. Our heartfelt thanks to our Hon'ble Chief Minister Thiru M K Stalin for his gracious foreword in our Coffee Table Book released by Times of India, commemorating our 75 years of service.
President of India, Dr. Abdul Kalam's speech when he visited us
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Child Welfare
We provide a hygienic environment, balanced nutritious food, clothing, shelter, education, morals, basic family values, culture, and above all the true value of love and affection.
Old Age Home
One of the unique aspects of our organization is that all our children have the support of our senior citizens who themselves are neglected by their kith and kin. In return, the senior citizens get love and affection from the tiny tots when they need it the most.
Health care
In addition to taking care of the physical health by having Doctors, Nurses, and Ayas to support thousands of human beings within our premises, we also take care of mental health needs such as counselling, outdoor activities, keeping the environment clean with greenery and so on thereby resulting in upbeat perspective of life for everyone.
Schools
We run primary through higher secondary schools accredited by the State & Central Government that benefit the orphans and thousands of rural children.