Areas of intervention

Community development projects

Community education is very essential for community development. Illiteracy and lack of awareness are the main causes for degeneration.

During the house visits, individual counseling is done on evils of alcohol and drug addiction. Addicted persons are referred to the respective de-addiction centers.

Free legal aid department makes occasional visits and conducts human rights and general awareness programmes. Government agencies also meet the people in group and explain the various benefits available from the government.

Suicides and suicidal tendencies are prevalent due to addiction and unemployment. Coping skill programmes are arranged with the help of the suicide prevention centre. Much more can be done in this area with more financial support.

 
Location and Contact

Postal Address:
Om Shanti Malta Service Organisation, 20, Lazar Koil Street, Dubrayapet, Pondicherry, India, 605 001.
Phone: 0413-2227061, 2223571, 07598500306
E-Mail : contact@omshantipondicherry.org
Web : www.omshantipondicherry.org
Financial support 
Why and how you can support us

Europe is in the grip of economic recession and this has affected our benefactors individually. As a result, there is slow down in the flow of fund. Further an impression is gaining momentum in the West that India is emerging out as an economic giant and it has the strength to support its less fortunate people. But the situation in Europe cannot become cause to abandon our noble mission. Therefore we are now extending our hand in the direction of our Indian good Samaritans.
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Financial support 
Our pioneers and main donors

We have our own premises to accommodate children in crèche, KG’s and administrative set up. Our main donor is Ordre de Malte France. Our fall back support is our Mother organisation, Volontariat. The sponsorship programme is supported by the generosity of individual donors from France and Germany. They endorse the expenses of each of their identified child. Indian good Samaritans are there, but we need to know how to trace them.