Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (JS)
Mangaluru, Oct 29: Life might not have changed much for most people in the past some months, but for Seema Singh (28) destiny played a favourable role when White Doves found her wandering around Bendoorwell and took her under their wing.
Approximately 6 months ago, Corrine, founder of White Doves, got a call informing her about the deteriorating state of a women wandering on the street near Bendoorwell and asking for help. When the White Doves team reached the place, they found her in a very unwell state, mentally disturbed with wounds on her head and body. They immediately rushed her to White Doves home at Matadakani and treated her later at KMC Hospital. Seema soon began to regain health.
When asked about her whereabouts, Seema revealed she is from Karmajithpur village of Uttar Pradesh (UP). She also gave details of her brother who lives in UP. With the help of the police, White Doves contacted her brother. He gave details of her husband who lives in Mumbai.
Thanks to White Doves, Seema has now reunited with her family. Seema's husband approached White Doves home and took her back. Seema has a daughter who is two years old.
Seema Singh - 6 months before
Speaking to Daijiworld.com, Seema Singh and her husband Shubash Singh expressed their gratitude to the White Doves home. Seema said, "I am happy that I have reunited
with my husband. I am looking forward to meeting my daughter. Madam (Corrine) is a very good person. They have taken very good care of me here. I urge the government to support madam in her good work."
White Doves is a non-governmental organization founded by Corrine Rasquinha. It provides shelter and cure for the mentally ill, ailing and destitute who are left abandoned on the streets and then reunites them with their families. Currently around 134 inmates have been given shelter at the White Doves home. So far, they have successfully united 90 plus inmates with their families hailing from Nepal, Bangladesh, Gujarat, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh etc.
White Doves team member Jerald D'Souza took on the responsibility of tracing Seema Singh's family.
Time and again, White Doves has taken on the initiative of providing a safe harbour to destitute. It has been a hope for people like Seema and her family who are ever grateful to them.
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