You will be the reason, these elders have a second chance at life!

What happens when the people who once gave us everything our parents, our grandparents are no longer “useful” to society? When their hands that once held ours begin to tremble, when their backs that once carried the weight of our lives begin to bend, when their voices grow faint and eyes search for the children they raised… what do we give them?

For many, the answer is silence. Neglect. Abandonment.

We’ve all seen those heart-wrenching videos. A son leaves his father at the gates of an old age home. A daughter drops off her mother like she’s unloading a burden. No goodbye, no second look, just the slam of a car door and the sound of footsteps walking away. These moments don’t just break hearts they crush souls.

But for those shattered souls, Jeevan Anand Sanstha has become a place of peace… a place of redemption… a heaven on Earth.

For the last 12 years, Sandip Parab, the founder of Jeevan Anand Sanstha, has given his life to the people the world has forgotten. He didn’t start this journey with wealth. He didn’t do it for recognition. He did it because his heart couldn’t ignore the cries of the elderly who had nowhere else to go. People who had raised families, built homes, sacrificed dreams… and were then left with nothing.

Here, in the quiet corners of Jeevan Anand, you’ll find stories that will shake you to your core.

An 80-year-old woman was found near a gutter, covered in maggots, her legs half-eaten by infection but still breathing. A father abandoned by his sons, lying for days in his own waste, waiting for death to come quicker. A blind grandmother who still murmurs her son’s name in her sleep, not knowing he’s never coming back.

These are not just stories—they are real lives. And Sandip doesn’t turn away.

He washes their wounds. He feeds them with his own hands. He sits beside them when they’re too weak to speak. And when they breathe their last, he stays. Whether they’re Hindu, Muslim, or Christian, he performs their final rites with dignity because in his eyes, they are not forgotten.

But today, this home of love is in urgent need. Not of luxury. Not of fame. But of something basic and vital. 

Too many times, the call comes in too late. An old man with a failing heart. A woman struggling to breathe. The time lost arranging a vehicle becomes the time that costs a life. Sandip cannot bear to watch another elder slip away simply because help couldn’t arrive in time. An ambulance would mean faster medical attention. It would mean fewer deaths. It would mean hope.

Sandip has already given everything his time, his energy, his heart. He has seen pain that most of us can’t even imagine. And yet, he continues… every single day.

But now, he needs us. If you’ve ever felt a lump in your throat watching an old parent cry…

Then this is your moment to act. Support Jeevan Anand Sanstha. Support Sandip. Because the elderly aren’t asking for much. Just to be seen. To be held. To be respected. And when the time comes, to be remembered with love.