Help Us Reunite Sairabanu with Her Family
Manjeshwar, April 15, 2025 — A 48-year-old woman named Sairabanu was rescued from the streets of Manjeswar by the Snehalaya team. Found in a deeply vulnerable condition, with poor personal hygiene and signs of psychiatric distress, she is now safe and receiving care at the Snehalaya Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Home for Women. She communicates in Hindi […]
Substance Abuse Awareness Drive Held by Snehalaya De Addiction Centre with Janamaithri Police Manjeshwar and Kasaragod Police Officers Association
Snehalaya De Addiction Centre, in collaboration with Janamaithri Police Station Manjeshwar and Police Officers Association Kasaragod District, organized a street play at Uppala and Hosangadi Bus Stand to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse and promote a drug-free lifestyle. The program featured skits and mime shows performed by the Snehalaya team and MSW […]
A Son Returns: Jamal Reunited with Family After 5 Years of Silence
In a moving turn of events, Jamal Husain known as Abdul during his years away was joyfully reunited with his family on April 10, 2025, in Dahua, Malda, West Bengal, after five long years of separation. Jamal had been battling mental illness for over a decade and had previously undergone treatment at Ranchi Mental Hospital. […]
Help Reunite Guriya Devi with Her Family
On April 10, 2025, a 45-year-old woman identified as Guriya Devi was rescued by the Snehalaya team from the streets of Manjeswara in a distressed and vulnerable condition. She is currently receiving care at Snehalaya’s Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Home for Women. Guriya Devi, who communicates in Hindi, was found with poor personal hygiene and is believed […]
After 32 Years, Haroon Finds His Way Back Home
Manjeshwar, April 9, 2025: In a deeply emotional and long-awaited moment, MD Haroon Mallik fondly known as Haroon was reunited with his family in Pandooh, Mahanand (West Bengal), after being separated for an unimaginable 32 years.Haroon, who remained unmarried, had once left his village in search of work, returning home only occasionally. However, during one […]
Tarkeshwar Reunited with Family After 25 Years
Manjeshwar, April 8, 2025 In a touching moment of resilience and hope, Tarkeshwar, a former RMP doctor from Bihar, was reunited with his family after 25 years of separation due to untreated mental illness and substance use. His journey back began on May 10, 2022, when he was rescued by Thanal NGO in Kannur. He […]
Help Reunite Jaycintha Wilma with Her Family
On April 4, 2025, Snehalaya, led by Co-founder Mrs. Olivia Crasta, rescued 61-year-old Jaycintha Wilma from Mangalore Central Railway Station. She was found in distress, with poor hygiene, and is unable to speak or hear. She is now receiving care at Snehalaya Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Home for Women. If you have any information about her family […]
Lost once, but found hope through Snehalaya Appeal to Help Reunite Pinki with Her Family
Manjeshwar: A 30-year-old woman, identified as Pinki, was rescued by the Kanhangad Pink Police on April 3, 2025, after being found wandering near the railway tracks in Padannakkad. She has since been admitted to Snehalaya Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre, where she is receiving the care and support she needs. Pinki, who communicates in Hindi, was found […]
Muskan’s Journey of Hope and Reunion
Muskan, a young woman from Modi Garden, Bangalore, was reunited with her mother, Mrs. Sabana, on April 2, 2025, after months of separation. Once married and settled, Muskan’s life took a tragic turn when illness left her homeless and abandoned. On January 22, 2025, Snehalaya’s team found her near Pumpwell, Mangalore, and provided her with […]
Umada Devi Reunited with Family After Two Years
Manjeshwar: After two years of separation, Umada Devi, also known as Chatri Devi, has been reunited with her family in an emotional homecoming. Her son and daughter-in-law welcomed her back, ending a period of uncertainty in their lives. A resident of Tarbi, Palasi, in Bihar’s Araria district, Umada Devi had been struggling with mental illness […]
