A destitute named Vandana was rescued and brought by the Snehalaya team from Mangalore Central Railway Station. At the time of admission, she had psychotic features like poor self-care, talking

A destitute named Barg Pasman was brought to Snehalaya by the public from Bekoor, Kasaragod. As per the information given by Mr. Keshava Kulal, who brought him, the patient was

A Destitute named Kandur aged approximately 59 years was rescued from the streets of Padil by the Snehalaya team. He was with poor hygiene and was shabbily dressed and had

A family from Pondicherry was living in Surthkal of Mangalore and earning their daily wages. In the year 2017, Kalyani went missing and family members searched for her and approached

On 12.04.2023 around 12 noon, Brother Joseph Crasta, the Founder of Snehalaya received a call from the office of Post Commander, Railway Protection Force of Southern Railway / Mangalore Jn.

Geetha Devi was rescued and admitted to Snehalaya Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Center by Bekal Police. She was aimlessly wandering on the streets of Kottikulam village. In the beginning, police referred her

Rehabilitation is the process of helping an individual achieve the highest level of function, independence, and quality of life possible. Rehabilitation does not reverse or undo the damage caused by

A Destitute Named Sukruvara aged about 65 years (Approximately) was Rescued by Barke Police and was admitted to Snehalaya psycho-social rehabilitation Center for women-by-Snehalaya team from Barke Police Station, Mangalore.