What happens when a 40-year-old woman cannot do her basic things? How her family takes care of her when she acts like a child? This is the case of a resident at ‘Shelter for Women with Psycho-Social Needs’. She lives with 65 years old mother. The mother runs her family by working as a daily wager in a construction site. Since her daughter is unable to support her after so many years of struggle she decided to admit Vairamani to Hope Shelter for Women. The training and counseling given in the shelter home improved the life situation and behavior of Vairamani which made her do her things independently.
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