Success Stories

The couple, Usha Philip and Hasiya Philip, married on December 16th, 2018 at SEAL Campus. They were born at 6 and 7 years old respectively. The couple, who are expecting their first child in June, are grateful for God's faithfulness and protection. They anticipate another couple entering a glorious married life in 20 years. Around 1600 people attended the ceremony, blessing the couple.

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Reuben is the first resident at SEAL. He was rescued when he was a 9-month old HIV+ve baby, from the red light district of Mumbai. Today, he is a 15-year-old boy living in SEAL India, studying at God’s Valley Mission School and likes to play drums.

Sagar was rescued from the streets of Mumbai. Hailing from West Bengal, he followed his friend to Mumbai looking for a job. After working in a factory for many months, he lost his mental stability and started wandering on the streets.

Arun Mane, a mentally challenged patient, was found in a very despicable condition on the streets. In a mentally unstable condition, he had gotten into a fight and injured himself.

Asher is a blind kid, who was saved from the streets. He is a very cheerful child, and does not let his handicap limit his personality.

Subhash was lying in a pool of blood in ST Bus Depot, Panvel. He was brought to SEAL wrapped in plastic as blood and worms dripping down from his both legs. He was lying there for months without food and with worms eaten legs. No one could withstand the foul smell emitted from his wound. We had to spend hours to clean his wounds and had to amputate his seven fingers.

Salima Tamboli, a 7-month pregnant woman, was referred to us by Panvel Police. She was mentally unstable and was born prematurely. Pastor Philip named her Jyothis, as electricity was cut in Ashram during her pregnancy. Salima is the princess of SEAL and her pet is attending school.

Mrs. Salavva Sailoo was referred to us by Panvel Taluka Police when she was found roaming aimlessly in Panvel. She was brought to SEAL Ashram with wounded legs and swelling across her body. She was suffering from severe diarrhea and seemed to be mentally unstable.

We immediately took Salavva to MGM medical college but there was not much change in her physical condition as well as her mental illness even after a few weeks of treatment. We brought her back to the Ashram, but she was still not responding to our questions of her whereabouts or family.

Roja Padwa, once half-naked and prone to throwing stones, was rescued from Turbhe Naka by the SEAL team. After being fed by Pastor Philip, she transformed into a calm and quiet individual, removing curry leaves and chilies from Upma. Today, she continues to clean ladies' wing with a broom, a testament to God's faithfulness.

A man, unable to walk or stand, was referred to us by Ms. Aarti Chauhan and Mr. Vijay Singh of Times of India on 28.6.2017. He was admitted to MGM hospital for two weeks, where his physical and mental health improved. He shared his story of a 15-year-old domestic quarrel resulting in his wife's death and life imprisonment.

The first wedding at SEAL India.  Aroma was rescued from the streets of Mumbai and rehabilitated in SEAL India.

We thank God the Almighty for blessing us with such a wonderful gift. Aroma and Inderjeet are blessed with their 2nd son. Thanks a lot for your prayer and support. May God bless you all richly!