About Us
Nambikkai - hands of hope was born in a situation which was seemingly hopeless through sharing knowledge, skills, resources, life-support systems, and faith-commitment to the people in need by catalyzing them to find a ‘will-to-meaning’ in this historically and scientifically shaped post-metaphysical society. Amidst the roaring waves of despair, turmoil, and turbulence; the will-to-meaning —hands of hope— sustains all those who truly seek.
Mr. Parameswaran, a direct victim to disaster 26/04, lives in the New Beach Road, Nagapattinam, the most affected town in the Tsunami-hit and still continues to work with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation-India along with his post-disaster experience of redefining the paradigms of love and service to God and Mankind through willfully sharing his life-world with others.
On the 26th December 2004 along with his three children and seven relative Mr. Parameswaran went to the beach in the morning and became a victim to the colossal tidal waves with variant degrees. He was caught in the waves and was violently drifted away for a long distance and was able to escape by miraculously holding onto a branch. He went with ten of his dear ones and returned home empty handed.
The Next day the sun rose but everything seemed dark to him. To the husband who was in condition that everything other than self destruction is worthless, Mrs. Choodamani told decisively, God will never do mistake, He has a plan through us. They went to the nearby coastal villages, what they saw was great misery, many lost their parents. It's possible for a mother to see her children in any child. Two children were brought to their home by them. Now they have 28 children and many are in a good position in the society. God gave a garland to this family which was drowning in grief that they had left the sniffed flowers in their hand.