Share and care children welfare society is registered on 30.04.1984 under Tamilnadu Society registration act 27 of 1975.  In 1984.

Vision of the Organization

Share and care envisions a society to bring together all communities to provide the inspiration and foundation for taking actions to end poverty, to ensure justice and achieve greater equity. Through variety of programs and outreach activities. Share and care works tirelessly to achieve these ends.

Mission of the Organization-

Share and care is dedicated to eliminate the suffering of the poor through education and to alleviating the cruel effects of the poverty through social welfare reforms.

OUR WEBSITE LINK: https://shareandcare.org.in/

Current Projects

1.Elementary, middle school and high school education for abandoned, orphaned, destitute and impoverished children. Our services outreach 200 of children.

2.Emphasis to educate girl children from the tribal villages. Currently 30 of girl children attend our educational programs.

3.Day care services for the physically challenged children. 15 of children attend the day care centre.

4.Institutional care for orphaned children. There are 210 of children in the institution who receive free shelter, clothing, education and medical care for their needs.

5.Adult day care centres for seniors. Services include meals, clothing assistance, basic health care assistance and recreation. There are currently 117 of seniors who benefit from these services.

6.First Aid centre: Due to the rural localities, we run a first aid centre for immediate medical needs for the neighbouring towns. Our services span over 5 of villages and 6000 of population. Other medical services include free eye check up camps, health checks, dental check camps on a quarterly basis.

7.Disaster recovery assistance: The agency assists local residents and rural beneficiaries with basic needs during natural calamities such as hurricanes, fire, drought and flood related damages.

8.Income Generation programmes to promote self- reliance and economic independence amongst abandoned and single women in the impoverished communities.