Their Home is Gone! These Elders Have No Shelter!

The building that once protected them is no longer theirs. Rising rent costs made it impossible to continue, and Raj was asked to vacate. With nowhere else to go, he moved the elders to an open plot of land, doing the best he could with tarpaulins and wooden frames.

But nature has been unkind. Heavy rains and strong winds have already started tearing through the temporary roof. The ground they sleep on floods easily. And with every passing day, it becomes harder to ensure their safety.

They are not begging. They are simply asking for a roof, a dry place to sleep, and a meal that arrives without uncertainty.

Raj is still standing beside them but he’s run out of options. There’s no government support. No backup. And without immediate help, he fears he’ll lose what little stability he’s managed to give them! Imagine more than 30 abandoned elders, once loving parents, lying helpless under the open sky. Storms rage. Their frail bodies shiver. And the man who gave them hope, Raj Meena, is running out of options.

Background: 

Raj left behind a normal life to care for those the world had pushed aside elderly mothers and fathers abandoned by the very children they once held in their arms. With every ounce of compassion, he built a shelter, fed them warm meals, and gave them back their dignity.

Raj had no reason to give up his life. But he did. When he saw an elderly woman eating from a garbage heap, when he found an old man left on the road, sick and abandoned, he knew he couldn’t turn away. And so, he started a home, a place where forgotten elders could feel safe, loved, and human again.

For years, he ran the foundation with heart, not money.

He fed them warm meals, gave them medicine, wiped their tears.
And when they smiled again, that was his only reward. But today… everything is falling apart.

Now: 

He’s watched many elders lose their lives simply because he couldn’t reach them in time… or didn’t have enough funds. Today, he is watching the ones he saved suffer all over again. They sleep on the ground. They collect rainwater in buckets. They barely eat. And every new storm could be their last.

Raj has already lost a few elders… because he couldn’t reach them on time, or didn’t have enough space or money to bring them home. Now, if help doesn’t come urgently, he may

lose everyone else too. Please allow Raj to give these elderly a chance to a better life once again and donate as much as you can for their sake. 

Don’t let this storm be their last one!