Myrtle Social Welfare Network

To sustain a women's shelter for impoverished women and children in their urban shelter home at Teynampet, Myrtle, Chennai NGO has partnered with Greater Chennai Corporation. About fifty prisoners who have been abandoned by their families are being empowered, supported, and shielded by Myrtle. In addition, this facility offers night refuge services to women who have been abandoned by their relatives.
In addition to making the effort to give its inmates clothing and food, Myrtle is very interested in reunifying them with their families whenever it is feasible. This homeless women's shelter encourages and provides opportunities for its prisoners to participate in productive activities and gainful work.

The non-profit organization Chennai Best NGO Myrtle Social Welfare Network adopted its first intervention in 2012 at Attrambakkam Irular colony and after a heavy Chennai flood disaster in 2015 Myrtle extended relief support to 12 irular tribe villages in Poondi block, Tiruvallur district, over the years we found there is a need for a Community Development Centre for the welfare of Irula Tribal community. So with the support of philanthropists we have constructed 1350 sq ft building community hall in the ground floor(photo enclosed). The community centre land 10888 square feet has donated by our Managing Trustee Ms. Saral Shanthini for the welfare of Irula Tribal Community at Govindarajakuppam, Attrambakkam Village – Poondi Block, Tiruvallur District which will serve 10 nearby villages directly. Myrtle has built a strong relationship with the villagers and local leaders during these years. The following activities happening at the Centre.

Myrtle one of the vision is to support Cancer affected children and families fighting against cancer in Chennai. Myrtle works among the underprivileged, downtrodden and economically poor society and supports them to fight against paediatric cancer. Myrtle believes families deserve the best care and support when they have a child diagnosed with cancer and that they should not feel alone at this difficult time. Myrtle supported children with cancer and their families with the help of our individual donors at Chennai Tamilnadu.
Myrtle Play Area at INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH AND HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN(Asia biggest children Hospital) , Egmore, Chennai.
Chennai NGO Myrtle Social Welfare Network is running a Play Area at INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH AND HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, E block, Ground Floor in Egmore, Chennai. In hospital, it helps children to learn and develop, and to feel less anxious. It helps them to express their feelings and worries, understand what is happening and cope with treatmen