It is a common human act to provide or simply ignore the need of alms seekers. Amidst the common man stuck in daily life and daily work, Mr.P.Naveenkumar, not only a young man with an incredible potential, but also a humane and compassionate soul witnessed the state of beggars seeking for alms in a Salem bus terminal. This is not a one day scene. On one fine day, he put his heart and soul and offered a cup of tea to Mr.Rajasekar, a pitiful and poorful beggar. During their conversation, the former narrated his life story that he has no desire to live due to the death of his entire family in an accident and so with a suicidal thought he became alcoholic to end up his life. The story of this poor fellow was heart-warming and enlightened Naveenkumar’s mind about the status of the marginalized people in the society.

With a fascinating insight into the plights of marginalized people, he created awareness about the plights of beggars among the youths, thereby a dynamic group of student volunteers and other professionals were formed as a team leading successfully to the establishment of Atchayam Trust which was legally registered (Reg.No-10/2014), as Non-Governmental and Non-Profit based organization in the year 2014. He was just 20 years young and a final year undergraduate engineering scholar during that course of period. His investments for the welfare of the marginalized people are only his youth and time which will not return in his life span. Despite that, he is attaining a ton of happiness and satisfaction in being a beloved person.

Our Vision

To Create A Beggar Free India