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Tailoring Skills Training

Empowering women with practical tailoring skills to achieve financial independence. Free vocational training helps widows, housewives, and young women build sustainable livelihoods.

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" THE GOOD SAMARITANS "

About Us

" Bringing light, education, livelihood, and hope to underprivileged communities across India. "

The Foundation for The Good Samaritans was born out of compassion and a deep sense of responsibility toward the poor and marginalized. In 1977, in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu, Emil Jebasingh and Ananthi Jebasingh laid its foundation, moved by the pressing needs of poverty-stricken communities around them.

What began as a heartfelt response soon grew into a collective mission. Like-minded individuals—Prof. Jeyam Navaraj, Dr. Prince Vedaraj, Mr. & Mrs. Albert, Mr. R. Jeyaraj, and Mr. A. Stephen—joined hands, united by a shared vision to serve and uplift those in need. Their combined passion and commitment transformed a simple initiative into a growing movement of hope.

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Our Vision

Uplifting the underprivileged by involving the privileged.

Our Mission

To identify the hoplessness of the economically poor, to take initiatives to restore them to confident living by teaming up with similar minded individuals and agencies, maintaining transparency and integrity.
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Testimonials

Despite losing her right hand at the age of nine, Abarna mastered computer applications and is now excelling in tailoring training using only her left hand. Her determination proves that courage and opportunity can overcome any obstacle, inspiring everyone around her.

Mrs. Mariya Arul Abarna 29 yrs, married, physically challenged

A mother of two, Esakki Ammal balanced family responsibilities while learning tailoring skills through our training centre. She has already started earning from home and is building a brighter future for her children's education.

Mrs.Esakki Ammal Age 29, married with 2 children

Unable to continue college due to financial hardship, Helshiya joined our free computer training while working at a local hospital. Her dedication has opened the door to a better career with the promise of a computer-based position.

Miss Helshiya Age 19, +2 Completed, could not continue College

Coming from a rural farming family, Sinthiya returned home to pursue computer training while supporting herself through part-time work. Today, she is confidently developing the digital skills needed for a better career.

Miss Sinthiya 22 yrs old, +2 Completed.

Kalakar Pradhan, a tribal student from Odisha, secured admission to Government Medical College after excelling in the NEET examination. Timely support helped his family continue his education, bringing him one step closer to becoming a doctor.

Kalakar Pradhan, 33 yrs old

After losing her father during the Kandhamal violence, Barsha continued her education with the support of The Good Samaritans. She is now pursuing her Master's degree in Education and preparing for a meaningful teaching career.

Ms Barsha Nayak 34 yrs old