Our matrons, who look after their daily needs, see to it that their lives are balanced with discipline, affection, and strong moral values. Over time, they develop long-lasting friendships and feel a sense of belonging by being part of the larger Seva Sadan family.
Balanced nutrition, regular health check-ups, and counselling ensure the girls’ physical and emotional well-being. Our counsellors deal with problems caused by their early childhood fears and anxieties and help them navigate issues such as hostility, attitude, responsibility, self-esteem, and gratitude—all of which form an important part of their overall upbringing.
Most of the girls living with us do have families. However, they are left in our care because their parents are unable to look after them or support them. Invariably, these young children feel unloved and rejected. To overcome this emotional trauma, we work with parents and guardians to build strong relationships with their daughters by being involved in their lives, encouraging them in their achievements, understanding their problems, and respecting their hopes and aspirations.
