Program and Services

We are deeply committed to serving the most vulnerable and fostering sustainable growth through five dedicated dimensions.

1. Well-being of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and Their Families

For Children with Disabilities: We operate a dedicated Day Care Centre focused on holistic development. Our core objective is to enhance motor skills, communication, and social skills, directly improving their daily living abilities and supporting their academic progress.

For Families of PWDs: We provide crucial Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) services, offering specialized guidance and counseling to strengthen family resilience.

2. Support and Care for the Elderly

Our Elderly Meal Project provides essential, packed lunch meals to seniors and street dwellers on all the 365 days per year. This project successfully completed one years of service since January 1, 2025. Thanks to the generous support of friends, philanthropist and donors. There is a significant and pressing need to address the medical care and clothing requirements of this population, which remains unmet.

3. Advancing Women's Health and Empowerment

We empower women through education, health equity, and sustainable enterprise:

Health & Hygiene: We conduct periodical workshops on menstrual health and hygiene for both adult women and adolescents.
Economic Empowerment: We offer sanitary napkin manufacturing training—organized by Social Work Students and as a direct organizational program—to create sustainable income opportunities within the community.
Healthy Living: Workshops on Flameless/Fireless Cooking are organized to promote healthier, safer home environments.
Skill Development: We host vocational training in Tailoring, Embroidery, Soap Making, and Dhoop Making to enhance women’s self-reliance.

4. Water Conservation and Quality through Sustainable Farming Practices in our Environment

Our Organic Farming training programs have benefited hundreds of local farmers. We insist that participants integrate the sustainable cultivation methods and life philosophies championed by our revered ancestor, the renowned Agriculture Scientist, Mr. Nammalvar.

Furthermore, every year, we plant saplings with the help of volunteers and Self-Help Group members to actively preserve Mother Earth and promote nature conservation.

5. Quality Education and Traditional Self-Sustainable Lifestyle for Children

To inspire the next generation, we host an annual Science Day event that attracts hundreds of school children. Participants exhibit working models that showcase traditional lifestyles, indigenous food habits, and cultural activities. This event is crucial for counteracting the influence of fast food and mechanical lifestyles by immersing younger minds in their rich cultural heritage.