Navakiraga Orphanage Care Home Nocome Trust

In response to the unmet needs of destitute women in society who often lack proper care from their families, the Nocome Trust operates a Short Stay Home. This facility provides comprehensive support to deprived and underprivileged women, addressing their specific challenges and providing a safe and supportive environment.

Recognizing the distinct needs of street children, Nocome Trust acknowledges that these children have diverse educational backgrounds. Some have never experienced formal schooling, while others dropped out at various stages. Unfortunately, during their time living on the streets, these children often do not receive any formal education.

Nocome Trust offers healthcare services to rural communities lacking access to medical care. Its mobile facility is equipped with essential resources and serves rural areas, providing medical assistance. For more complex cases, it refers individuals to the nearest multi-speciality hospital, ensuring comprehensive healthcare support for these underserved communities.

Navakiraga Orphanage Care Home, a charitable trust, offers shelter, sustenance, education, and medical care to 70 orphaned children, including those from the streets, newborns, and victims of sexual abuse.

Vaitheeswaran Thaiyal Nayagi Old Age Home, operated by the Nocome Trust, offers shelter, sustenance, medical assistance, and recreational activities to abandoned and vulnerable elderly individuals.

Life Skills Training, an initiative by the Nocome Trust, aims to provide destitute women with vocational skills training in courses that lead to sustainable livelihoods. Through this programme, women gain the skills necessary to earn a living independently, allowing them to lead dignified lives.