Psychiatric Hospital and Rehabilitation Centre
Old Age Home
Mentally Retarded Home
Handicapped Home
Child Care Center
General Hospital
The Trust provides care and treatment for the mentally ill and physically challenged. It conducts recreational programs and exposure which involves the inmates in the daily activities of the center and provides them skill training programs.
Our daily work – a way to recover
In order to keep the patients happy and busy, various activities are being conducted for the improvement of their physical and mental health. Everyone in the center is given some manual labor.
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Change
As a result, significant improvements in the behavior of the inmates are seen, and gradually some are restored to normalcy. Besides this training efforts have been made to bring them on the line.
Our Donors
First of all, we would like to thank everyone for helping us, regardless of the kind and the amount of the donation. Since we are a non-governmental organization we are in need of everyone being interested. Since we depend on your support, we kindly pray you to keep up your spirit and we invite everyone being interested in supporting to see which improvement even a small effort can bring about.
Volunteer’s Standpoint
" I hold the opinion that everyone in our society should at least have a place to live and to retreat to. However, many people do not have such a place – for these the Ashram is a shelter where they are always welcome and will not be rejected due to their disease or tick. Moreover I am convinced that psychiatric treatment should be available for those in need. For these reasons I am happy to serve as a long-term volunteer in Seon Ashram, although it is often very hard."
Humanity
"I can't say anything bad about Seon Ashram. A lot of people got cured and went home. Paulos doing a great work"
Happy Ending!
"Due to my Mental Illness, I had escaped from home and Seon Ashram gave me a new life and I'm reunited with my family again."
Kindness
According to Mathew 25:35-36, “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, ….”,
