Rajalakshmi is a woman in her early forties, living alone and coping with some mental health challenges. She lives in the village of Amoor and she is a regular guest at the Malar Trust community kitchen since the day we opened it — a warm meal, a smile, a bit of company.
Continue reading “A new roof for Rajalakshmi”
We are pleased to share a news that marks a major milestone for the community of Poonjeri: the installation of a new water purification system – a vital intervention to improve the quality of life for the families living there.
Continue reading “The installation of a water purification system in Poonjeri: a new step towards health and well-being.”
Sreebha is a girl who lives in a hut with her mentally disabled father, her mother and her younger sister who is still studying; when we met her, only her mother had a simple job and the family economic situation was not good.
Since 2020, thanks to Malar Trust scholarship program, she has been able to attend a college professional course as dialysis technician.
She graduated in 2023.
A solar light was donated to 48 families belonging to some of the tribal villages where Malar Trust India operates.
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Malar Trust has made a donation to the day center for disabled children run by Sirugaveripakkam Primary School, Kancheepuram Union.
Continue reading “Donation of materials to a day center for disabled children.”
MTI completes and donates a house to a widow with two children
Continue reading “A New house for Nathiya”
Many abandoned elderly people live in the village of Amoor, especially single women, elderly widows whose children have moved elsewhere, looking for better job opportunities.
Continue reading “Malar Trust inaugurates a canteen for the elderly in Amoor”Shanthi is a 42-year-old woman affected by polio. She lost the use of her legs when she was four years old, Never married, she lives alone with no one to take care of her.
This is the short story of Meera 55 years old to whom we have just granted a monthly aid of 1.500rs.
Her husband Radhakrishnan, 65 – but only 56 on the documents due to a bureaucratic error which makes him ineligible for old age pension – is deaf and visually impaired but has no disability benefit because no one has ever helped him get it.
Continue reading “Meera Individual help”A free Tailoring Course for tribal women has just finished in Kunnapattu village.
The course began last July: an expected duration of six months – 5 days a week for two or three hours a day – 7 women attending.
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