Established by Mr. George Rakesh Babu in 2008 in Hyderabad, Good Samaritan was initiated as a free clinic to treat sick patients belonging to marginalized sections of society. Steadily as the number of patients increased, it turned into a ‘welfare center’ that gradually shaped as a complete ‘destitute home’. In March 2011, to expand the operations with meticulous accountability, a Trust was registered, with two more co-founders, Ms. Sunita George, and Ms. Yesukala.

Medically trained, the Good Samaritans are a very small group of service-oriented people committed to giving our best back to society. We provide primary free medical care complemented by a free pharmacy shop and rescue the old, sick or dying destitute from the roadside. Some of the cured people go back and join their families, while a few of them stay with us and assist in managing the home.

In 360 degrees, our team rescues a destitute when notified. Depending on the health condition, the destitute are moved physically from the streets, either to the home or to a government hospital. After improving health, the destitute will be allowed to go back from the hospital. However, if the destitute desire a transformation, depending on the gender, a clean shave, haircut, and a bath would be given. Thereafter dress will be provided and sheltered to live in a better environment, and a minimal healthy lifestyle. Depending on the medical condition, the destitute are sheltered in one of the shelter homes.

Each of the shelter homes is designated for a cause. The shelter home at Aler is meant for destitute women. Our desired objective is Rehabilitation to boost confidence in the destitute, that they are worthy in the society.