: Good Samaritans Trust a Ray of Hope Amidst Pandemic #IndiaNEWS #Business In a society where elderly and old aged people are considered a burden, Mr. George Rakesh Babu; Founder of Good Samaritans

Good Samaritans Trust a Ray of Hope Amidst Pandemic #IndiaNEWS #Business
In a society where elderly and old aged people are considered a burden, Mr. George Rakesh Babu; Founder of Good Samaritans Trust, is an inspiration for everyone. Being abandoned and left alone to die, these people dont have any food and shelter. Good Samaritans Trust is a team with compassion for the needy neglected Medically trained small group of people who take care of these abandoned people, also called destitute, provide them with food, shelter, and respect in their last years of life.
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The untimely death of a Tamilian priest Late Mr. Ganesh Prabhu changed Mr. Georges perspective towards life. Despite numerous challenges and absolutely no support from family or relatives, he strived to give over 60 orphans a quality life. Dedicating his entire life for the cause of orphans, Mr. Ganesh Prabhu was humiliated in the last years of his life and even failed to get a dignified burial. From this incident, the faith which he followed had a significant impact on Georges life. He thought that every person has the right to live their lives to the fullest and the right to a dignified death. This led to the emergence of Good Samaritans Trust. The trust is based on the thought that Give justice to the week and the fatherless, maintain the right of the afflicted and destitute. Everyone wants to be loved, irrespective of their caste, creed, or color of humanity.
According to Mr. A. I. George Rakesh Babu, Founder, Good Samaritans Trust, The abandoned or destitute included elderly suffering from serious medical diseases like cancer. They are a burden on their children due to heavy medical expenses. Further adding to this, Mr. George shares the incident of an elderly woman named Shanta suffering from cancer who was neglected by her only son. Mr. George and his team rescued the woman during pandemic and gave her food and shelter. The woman had serious medical issues, and it was difficult to communicate with her due to linguistic barriers. After one month of search, the trust was able to locate Ms. Shantas brother, but before he could take her home, Ms. Shanta was no more. The woman cried and longed for her son but was unable to meet him even in her last days of life.
Besides providing food, shelter and Care, the Good Samaritans Trust also plays an inevitable role in reuniting migrants with their families. More 2000 migrants have been reunited with their families to date, says Mr. A. I. George Rakesh Babu, Founder, Good Samaritans Trust. He also shares an incident of a young migrant who was intellectually challenged wondering was rescued from Mahabubnagar Highway, Hyderabad, on April 19, 2020, who was missing since 2015.

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