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Testimonials by our Beneficiaries

Mr. Periya Thambi, an 85-year-old resident, shares his heartfelt gratitude for the delicious food and exceptional care he receives at Mother Teresa Joy Home For The Aged. From prompt healthcare services to the kindness of the women staff, he emphasizes that nothing compares to the happiness and peace of mind he experiences there. Watch his touching testimony here.
Join us in hearing Mrs. Deepambal’s heartfelt testimonial about her experience at Mother Teresa Joy Home For The Aged. She shares her profound appreciation for the chairman and staff, acknowledging their unwavering dedication and compassion towards the residents. Mrs. Deepambal highlights the exceptional quality of care provided, emphasizing the importance of nutritious meals served with utmost attention and care. Her touching words serve as a testament to the warmth and comfort found within our community at Joy Home for the aged.
Discover the inspiring journey of Karthik, a brilliant individual who pursued his dream of studying B.E at Anna University, Chennai, with the unwavering support of the Mother Teresa Foundation under the Mother Teresa Scholarship Program. Overcoming financial hurdles, Karthik’s academic excellence was recognized by the foundation, which provided him with not only crucial financial aid but also unwavering mentorship and encouragement. Today, thriving in a successful career, Karthik attributes his achievements to the life-changing opportunities granted to him by the Mother Teresa Scholarship Program, expressing heartfelt gratitude to the foundation for making his dreams come true.
Witness the remarkable journey of C. Sathya, a student from a humble background, as she triumphs against all odds with the support of the Mother Teresa Foundation. Thanks to their unwavering commitment to education, Sathya was able to pursue her dreams and achieve an outstanding score of 555/600 in her 12th-grade examinations. Join us in celebrating this incredible achievement and be inspired by Sathya’s determination to pursue a career in Engineering.
The beneficiary, Shri. Balakrishnan, hailing from Thiruvarur, Tamil Nadu, met with a severe accident 3 years back. And in that process lost his right leg below the knee.Being from a poor family and with no one to help financially, the beneficiary approached Mother Teresa Foundation for support. And after seeing the condition, we were happy to offer the necessary assistance by providing him with the much needed prosthetics. It was a great initiative, and we were happy to help him out.
Mother Teresa Foundation, in the presence of Mr. Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi, Hon’ble Minister for School Education, offered prosthetic leg for a child with disability, Shri. Divya Darshini. Being differently-abled by birth, she never expected that she would walk again. And we were happy to take the initiative in helping and supporting her.
Mrs. D. Rose Mercy from Thanjavur narrating her health ordeals faced by her in her early adulthood and gratefully acknowledging the diagnosis of the surgeon and getting relief from her ailment through surgery with precision and post surgery care by the supporting staff under the guidance of the surgeon of our Mother Teresa Health Centre.
Chellammal, a single mother, whose daughter Thamizhselvi who was also abandoned by her husband has a son, Velmurugan. The Mother and Daughter work as Coolie labourers and earn a meagre living. Velmurugan has just completed his 12th grade schooling with above 90% marks. (The Mother Teresa Foundation is sponsoring his future education through our Scholarship Program)The house they were living in was severely damaged during the cyclone Gaja in 2018. And in the last 4 years, they have struggled to live in their house that was exposed to all the elements. They had temporarily managed to cover the thatched roof with a plastic tarp.
Sebastian, a coolie worker who was severely injured and disabled when a pit he was digging, caved in. He has been completely incapacitated since he was buried for a while before he was rescued. He is unable to even take basic care of himself and cannot even stand up. His wife was also a coolie labourer. Their daughter, with two small children is widowed and also lives with them. Their son Selvarathinam, currently employed in a small private company, is the sole breadwinner for this family. They used to reside in a mud-wall hut with a thatched roof, that was completely broken-down and in an un-liveable state.