A Safe Haven for Society’s Outcasts

In Chennai, India, where women and children with AIDS are often shunned as outcasts, the PACT AIDS Home stands as a beacon of hope. The founders of PACT began their mission in a local AIDS hospital, where they witnessed the heartbreaking reality of children left orphaned and abandoned due to the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS.

A Home Born from Compassion

Moved by the plight of these children, the founders started bringing them to a home in Chennai, offering them the love, care, and medical treatment they desperately needed. Today, this home provides sanctuary to 20 children and several HIV-positive women, giving them a chance at a better life.

Extending a Lifeline

In addition to providing a home for these vulnerable individuals, PACT also distributes food to widows and HIV/AIDS patients who are in dire need. Their work ensures that those most marginalized by society receive the care and support they deserve.