SSJ Trust - Healthcare for All

An Amma's Lost Smile Restored

When Parvathi Amma, 84, first came under our care, she hardly spoke. Life had been harsh — her children had moved away, and loneliness had aged her faster than time. Through daily home visits, emotional support, and careful medical care, we saw a miracle unfold. A few months later, Parvathi Amma began humming old devotional songs again. Today, she welcomes every visitor with folded hands, saying, "For the first time in years, I feel like I'm someone's mother again."

At SSJ, we believe a smile is sometimes the greatest medicine Read More

Home Care, A Lifeline for a Forgotten Father

After suffering a paralytic stroke, Rajendran Appa was left bedridden in a small village, with no one to assist him. Through Doctor on Wheels, our team visited him thrice a week, cleaning his wounds, offering physiotherapy, and even organizing local volunteers to help him eat and bathe. Months later, Rajendran Appa now spends his evenings on a chair outside, greeting the children coming back from school with blessings.

Dignity in aging is not a luxury — it's a right. Read More

Oxygen for a Breathless World

During the COVID-19 second wave, Thangavel Uncle was refused by multiple hospitals. With fading hope, he was wheeled into Shymala Healthcare, where oxygen, steroids, and prayers were all we had. Day by day, his breathing stabilized. The day he took his first walk across the ward brought tears to everyone's eyes. He now visits us every year, not as a patient — but as family.

When the world shut its doors, we kept ours open Read More

Medication, Mobility, and a Miracle

Saraswathi Paati had not left her house for almost 4 years, crippled by severe arthritis and untreated diabetes. Through continuous supply of free medicines, gentle exercise therapy, and personal encouragement, she surprised us all one day — standing without support, smiling widely. "If God has angels on earth," she said, "they look like the SSJ team."

Small steps lead to giant leaps of hope. Read More

Shelter from the Storm

Krishnan, 82, once a proud bank clerk, found himself abandoned, sleeping in temple corridors. Weak and lost, he was brought to our shelter. At first, he barely spoke. With time, familiar faces, nutritious food, and prayer gatherings, he found his voice again. Today, he leads the evening prayers, guiding other elders into hope and peace.

Sometimes, all a broken heart needs is a safe place to heal. Read More

From a Street to a Family

Muthu, an 80-year-old with no surviving relatives, lived outside the Madurai station, surviving on leftovers. We welcomed him into our shelter, offered clean clothes, fresh food, and regular checkups. Months later, Muthu took up voluntary work in our kitchen, helping prepare meals for others. "For the first time," he said, "I sleep knowing I'll wake up to kind faces."

At SSJ, no one is forgotten. Read More

A Birthday to Remember

When Murugan Mama shyly mentioned it was his birthday, our staff organized a surprise cake and party. Murugan Mama, who hadn't celebrated his birthday in 30 years, was moved to tears. "This cake is not sweet because of the sugar," he laughed, "it's sweet because it tastes like love."

Celebrating life, no matter the age. Read More

When a Meal Meant More Than Food

On a stormy evening, Sundari Paati received a hot meal from our outreach team. She clutched it tight, not because she was hungry — but because, after years of neglect, someone had remembered her. "It's not the food that fills my stomach today; it's the love that fills my heart," she said softly.

True service feeds both body and soul. Read More

Reuniting a Mother and Son

Mallika Amma, separated from her son for over a decade, lived with us, haunted by memories. With gentle nudging, we helped reconnect her with her son. Their first meeting was filled with silence — then sobs — then a warm embrace. Today, she lives with her son and two grandchildren.

Healing sometimes means bringing broken families back together. Read More

Light in the Darkness

When Venkatesh Mama, who was partially blind, arrived at our center, he was a shadow of a man. Slowly, through structured routines, music therapy, and companionship, he bloomed. Now, every morning, he sings devotional songs, leading prayers for the group — showing that you don't need sight to spread light.

When you cannot see the light, you become it. Read More

Welcome to SSJ Trust

50+

20,000+

500+

₹80L+

Our Services

Emergency Aid

Medical Camps

Health Education

Success Stories

An Amma's Lost Smile Restored

Home Care, A Lifeline for a Forgotten Father

Oxygen for a Breathless World

Medication, Mobility, and a Miracle

Shelter from the Storm

From a Street to a Family

A Birthday to Remember

When a Meal Meant More Than Food

Reuniting a Mother and Son

Light in the Darkness

Join Us in Making a Difference

Welcome to SSJ Trust

50+

20,000+

500+

₹80L+

Our Services

Emergency Aid

Medical Camps

Health Education

Success Stories

An Amma's Lost Smile Restored

Home Care, A Lifeline for a Forgotten Father

Oxygen for a Breathless World

Medication, Mobility, and a Miracle

Shelter from the Storm

From a Street to a Family

A Birthday to Remember

When a Meal Meant More Than Food

Reuniting a Mother and Son

Light in the Darkness

Join Us in Making a Difference

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