Media Release
Kasargod, Jun 7: Snehalaya, a home for psycho social rehabilitation, a beacon of compassion and love, had yet another day to mark in golden letters. On June 5, Snehalaya marked the inauguration of their newly constructed terrace roofing and flooring at its de-addiction cente. This facility is provided through the generous support of MRPL Mangaluru under their CSR initiative. This facility will be utilised and dedicated space for expressive art therapy and various healing activities aimed at empowering individuals on their path to recovery.
The inauguration ceremony was very meaningful and a touching event, graced by the presence of several distinguished guests. K Nagaraj Rao, senior manager of the CSR department at MRPL, had the honour of cutting the ceremonial ribbon, symbolizing the opening of a new chapter for the centre on behalf of Krishna Hegde Miyar, Group GM, HR MRPL-ONGC Mangalore in his absencia as chief guest.
Other esteemed attendees included John B Monteiro, president of Rachana Catholic Chamber of commerce and industry, Mangaluru; Raja Balchada, Arasu Manjihnar Kshetra, Udyavara Mada; Fr Cyril D’Souza, chaplain of Snehalaya; and Rafeeq Master, motivational speaker from Mangaluru.
Br Joseph Crasta, the founder and executive director of Snehalaya, warmly welcomed the guests and shared the heart and soul behind the organization’s mission. His words echoed the dedication that has shaped Snehalaya into a sanctuary for those seeking freedom from addiction.
The event’s proceedings were seamlessly conducted by Geo D’Silva whose vibrant presence kept the gathering engaged and inspired. and Olivia Crasta joined in expressing profound gratitude to the guests especially to MRPL Mangalore and all those whose support made this dream a reality.
The guest speakers praised Snehalaya’s unwavering commitment to transforming lives, emphasizing how the new terrace space would play a vital role in healing through creativity and expression. Their heartfelt messages served as powerful reminders of the ripple effect that compassionate service and responsible corporate citizenship can form a paradise here.