This Janmashtami, Help Rahul To Build Hope for Forgotten Elders in Vrindavan – Home for Abandoned Sadhus & Elderly
Celebrate with Compassion: A Home for Abandoned Sadhus & Elderly
Every year, as we celebrate the divine arrival of Lord Krishna—symbolic of protection, love, and compassion—there’s a group often overlooked: the homeless sadhus and abandoned elders of Vrindavan. This year, Homeless Care Foundation invites you to turn spiritual devotion into tangible care by supporting the Janmashtami Old Age Home campaign.
Why This Project Matters
Countless elderly souls in Vrindavan are forced to live under flimsy tarpaulins or in crumbling makeshift structures. They face harsh weather, health risks, and a life lacking dignity. The Homeless Care Foundation is working to change that by constructing a barrier-free, multi-storey Old Age Home designed with their specific needs in mind—offering shelter, nutrition, medical care, emotional support, and spiritual solace Homeless Care Foundation.
The Vision: A Shelter Rooted in Dignity
Located on Akrur Road, Dhorera in Vrindavan, the new facility will span approximately 1,800 sq ft and feature a G+3 structure. It will include shared residential halls, medical rooms, a kitchen, prayer and recreation halls, administrative offices, a lift, and inclusive design features like anti-skid floors and grab rails Homeless Care Foundation.
The home is set to be operational well before winter sets in December 2025 Homeless Care Foundation.
How You Can Make a Real Difference
Your donation—no matter how small—can translate into immediate impact:
₹21,000 — Builds a strong wall with quality bricks and cement
₹51,000 — Helps construct a small shelter unit
₹1,00,000 — Funds a shared kitchen or hygiene center serving many Homeless Care Foundation
Planned budget includes essentials like furniture, emergency ambulances, health-monitoring equipment, lifts, solar systems, and more—all structured for long-term sustainability Homeless Care Foundation.
Your Donations—Transparent, Tax-Efficient, Impactful
All donations are 50% tax-exempt under Section 80G of the Indian Income Tax Act, 1961 Homeless Care Foundation.
Donors receive searchable updates, photographs, and heartfelt stories from the field.
Certificates for tax exemption are emailed within a month—after submitting your PAN, address, and name during donation Homeless Care Foundation.
Janmashtami: A Time to Give Back
Krishna’s story is one of protection from danger, even in infancy. This Janmashtami, you have the opportunity to become that protector—offering safety, care, and a dignified life to those who’ve been forgotten.
“When I saw an 82-year-old sadhu shivering outside a closed temple gate on a winter night, I knew something had to be done … Together, we can give them the home and love they deserve.”
— Rahul, Founder, Homeless Care Foundation
