Manikandan joined our Hope Family through Childline – 1098 reference. He was rescued by police of G-5 Station and informed to Indian Council for Child Welfare – Tamil Nadu. Manikandan used utters few words unclearly, blabbers, and scolds everyone. Through psychiatric treatment and therapies, his behavior has been modified. We have also taken measures to identify his family.
We provide such kids with care and nurture them lovingly by hearing their cries and comforting them to get over rejections, abuse, and hardships
They are provided with good clothing, food, shelter, medical care, rehabilitation, and vocational training to equip them with different self-help skills. We look forward to Public support and donations.
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