
“Hope Chennai” provides residential care to people who have been deserted and works on their rehabilitation as we strongly believe that love and care play a very important role in bringing them back to a normal life. They are given vocational training to get involved in simple activities. This gives them the satisfaction that they are contributing something back to society and also standing on their own feet. Utmost importance is given to child care and education as good education can make a difference in the lives of these children. A good education can make a child feel confident and self-reliant preparing him to face the world outside.
This scheme is an uncommon and unique one of its kind founded by our Chairman. It is seen commonly that a large number of street children are not aware of health hazards due to unhygienic and untidy living conditions. With no one to care for the number of orphan children is on the increase. Deprived of the legitimate rights of life, these children, unless cared for at the right time, are likely to be parasites in society. We admit such children and train them to become good members of society. We provide housing, food, clothes, education, medical aid, and impart moral values of life. We strive to make them forget they are ‘Orphans’.
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