An extraordinary generosity and dignity remind us that true wealth lies not in what we possess, but in our willingness to care for others—even when we have almost nothing.
Continue reading “Some acts are worth more than a thousand words.”A new roof for Rajalakshmi
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”Malar Trust inaugurates a canteen for the elderly in Amoor
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”Meera Individual help
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”Couple of elderly included in our individual sponsorship program
