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Mysore Home for the Homeless

What we give, free of cost

No one is asked what they can pay. Our team assesses what each person needs, and provides it, for as long as they need it.

Shelter

For anyone found homeless, abandoned, or with nowhere safe to sleep.

  • A clean bed and a place to keep their things
  • Clothing and basic hygiene supplies
  • A safe, sheltered roof, day and night
  • No fee, no waiting for paperwork to clear first

Food

For everyone in our care, without exception.

  • Three meals a day, cooked fresh
  • Adjusted for anyone who cannot chew or digest easily
  • Tea and simple comforts through the day

Medical care

For those who are unwell, frail, or simply need looking after.

  • Regular check-ups and medicines given on schedule
  • Hygiene and dressing for those who cannot manage alone
  • Hospital care arranged when it is needed

Companionship

For everyone who has lost the people who once cared for them.

  • Someone who notices if they are unwell or unhappy
  • Company through carrom, conversation, and quiet afternoons
  • Care that continues for as long as they need it

Health, watched over

No one in our care is left to suffer alone or unnoticed.

  • Someone present, day and night
  • Medicines given on schedule, tracked for every person
  • Regular check-ups for chronic conditions
  • Hospital care arranged when it is needed
  • Hygiene and dressing for those who cannot manage alone
  • Records kept for every person in our care

How someone comes to stay

1

Call us

Reach us on any of our numbers, any time you find someone who needs shelter.

2

We assess

Our team meets the person, understands their condition, and what care they need.

3

We bring them in

We arrange transport and admit them, with no paperwork required upfront.

4

Ongoing care

A bed, meals, and medical attention begin the same day, and continue for as long as needed.

Residents settled into the home, playing carrom together in the hall

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Visitors are always welcome. Call ahead on any of our numbers and we will be glad to show you around and talk about how you can help.

The main hall of the home, lined with beds, where residents sit and rest