68-year-old Sulbha still waits by the gate.

Every afternoon, she looks down the road—hoping today will be the day her family returns.
They had said, “We’ll come back.”

But days turned into months… and months into silence.

At night, when the world goes quiet, her pain doesn’t.
She lies awake, holding on to memories that refuse to fade—and promises that were never meant to be kept.

No one should have to grow old like this—waiting, forgotten, alone.

But Sulbha’s story didn’t end there.

At Riddhi Siddhi Old Age Home, she found something she thought she had lost forever.

A hand to hold.

A voice that listens.

A place where she is seen, cared for, and respected.

Here, Sulbha is not the only one.
There are many mothers—once the backbone of their families—now left behind when they needed love the most.

At the ashram, they are given warm meals, medicines, medical care…but more than that, they are given dignity.
Companionship replaces silence.
Care replaces neglect.

But this home runs on compassion.

Every meal served, every medicine given, every comforting word spoken—exists because someone chose to care.

This Mother’s Day, celebration isn’t enough.

While we hug our mothers, someone like Sulbha is still searching for hers— in strangers, in memories, in hope.

You can change that.

You can be the reason she doesn’t wait alone at that gate anymore.

You can be the family she was left without.

Be Sulbha’s family.Donate now.