Emotional Reunion of Sitaram with His Family in Madhya Pradesh after 4 years
On April 24, 2024, a 38-year-old man named Sitaram was found wandering the streets of Kumbla. He was rescued by the Kumbla police and admitted to the Snehalaya Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre for Men. During his treatment at Snehalaya, Sitaram’s condition improved significantly. To further aid in his rehabilitation, he was transferred to the Shraddha Rehabilitation […]
Emotional Reunion of Yamuna with Her Family in Bihar
On March 29, 2024, a mentally ill woman named Yamuna was rescued from the Mangalore Central Railway Station and subsequently admitted to the Snehalaya Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Home for women for further care and treatment by Brother Joseph Crasta, the founder of Snehalaya. He was accompanied by the trustee and secretary of Snehalaya, Mrs. Olivia Crasta, […]
Emotional Reunion at Snehalaya: Ramesh aka Mantu Singh Finds His Way Home After 6 Years
In a heartwarming turn of events, Ramesh, also known as Mantu Singh, was recently reunited with his family after a six-year separation. Ramesh had been living on the streets of Farangipet, sleeping at a bus stand and relying on the generosity of locals who provided him with food. Concerned rickshaw drivers reached out to Snehalaya […]
Celebrating Talent and Togetherness: Snehalaya’s Vibrant Talents Day
On June 16, 2024, the halls of Snehalaya were filled with laughter, music, and applause as residents gathered to celebrate Talents Day. The event was a vibrant display of creativity, showcasing the many talents within the community. In this warm and inclusive atmosphere, each resident became a star, shining brightly with their unique gifts. The […]
Emotional Reunification of Pawan with His Family at Rajasthan after 3 years
On March 29, 2024, a destitute man named Pawan was rescued from the streets of Tokkattu and subsequently admitted to the Snehalaya Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre for Men for further care and treatment by Brother Joseph Crasta, the founder of Snehalaya. He was accompanied by the Snehalaya team. After receiving essential care and treatment at Snehalaya, […]
Emotional Reunification of Pawan with His Family at Rajasthan after 3 years
On March 29, 2024, a destitute man named Pawan was rescued from the streets of Tokkattu and subsequently admitted to the Snehalaya Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre for Men for further care and treatment by Brother Joseph Crasta, the founder of Snehalaya. He was accompanied by the Snehalaya team. After receiving essential care and treatment at Snehalaya, […]
Snehalaya provides shelter to Hanumanth, who was rescued from the streets of Belthangadi
On June 14, 2024, Mr. Sharief, a social worker,businessman and well-wisher of Snehalaya, rescued a mentally ill person named Hanumanth who was wandering on the streets near Guruvayankere, Belthangadi. Hanumanth was admitted to the Snehalaya Psychosocial Rehabilitation Centre for Men. He suffers from mental illness and addicted to tabacco and alcohol. He speaks Kannada and […]
Snehalaya provides shelter to Shukkur, who was rescued from the streets of Pumpwell
On June 13, 2024, Shukkur, a 28-year-old mentally ill person found in meditating position on the streets of Pumpwell near Indiana hospital, was successfully rescued and admitted to the Snehalaya Psychosocial Rehabilitation Centre for Men. This compassionate effort was led by Bro. Joseph Crasta, the founder of Snehalaya. Shukkur was observed wandering the streets with […]
Snehalaya provides shelter to Vinod, who was rescued from the streets of Manjeshwar
On June 4, 2024, Vinod, an individual found wandering near Govinda Pai College in Manjeshwar, was successfully rescued and admitted to the Snehalaya Psychosocial Rehabilitation Centre for Men. This compassionate effort was led by the Snehalaya team under the guidance of Bro Joseph Crasta, the founder of Snehalaya, following information provided by a member of […]
Snehalaya provides shelter to Babita, who was rescued from Kasaragod Railway Station.
On 03.06.2024, a woman named Babitha, who was wandering near Kasaragod railway station, was rescued by the staff of the Sakhi One Stop Centre, Kasaragod. She has been admitted to the Snehalaya Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Home for Women. Babitha is suffering from a mental illness and exhibits wandering behavior. She speaks Malayalam and claims that she […]
