Mumbai | Muhammad Salim Sheikh, who left home due to family issues, returned to his home after 7 years. SEAL Ashram became a savior when Muhammad, a native of Bihar, left his home and ended up on the streets with mental problems.

The efforts of SEAL Ashram, Panvel in saving the lives of the destitute living on the streets of the metropolis are more than 25 years old. SEAL has always tried to rescue and rehabilitate the destitute, who are unable to even take the food they are given, from the streets and bring them back to their families.

SEAL has always followed the practice of bringing the destitute to the SEAL Ashram, treating them and then handing them back to their relatives.
Around 578 lives have been brought back home by SEAL so far.

 It was about 7 months ago that information was received in SEAL that for more than six years Muhammad Salim Shaikh, a native of Mira Road, had been living under the flyover near Pushpa Park on Malad Western Expressway in a debilitated and mentally deranged state.

Muhammad Sheikh, who sometimes displayed violent behavior and could not control himself, slowly became very calm after reaching the SEAL. Later he ministered under the leadership of Pastor Philip. But Sheikh said that his family was in Mira Road only a month ago.

After he regained his memories completely, he gave the address to the Ashram. The SEAL officials immediately went to Mira Road and found the family. Then the son and son-in-law came to the SEAL and took them home.